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Holiday Rentals in Bordeaux
Aparthotel Adagio Bordeaux Gambetta
All Suites Appart Hotel Bordeaux Marne
Staycity Aparthotels Bordeaux City Centre
L' Apparthôtel Particulier Bordeaux
Residhotel Galerie Tatry
All Suites Appart hotel Bordeaux Lac
City Résidence Bordeaux Centre
Nemea Appart Hotel Résidence le Stadium
Appart Hôtel Mer & Golf City Bordeaux - Bassins à Flot
Victoria Garden Bordeaux Centre
All Suites Appart Hotel Merignac
Aparthotel Adagio access Bordeaux Rodesse
Ténéo Apparthotel Bordeaux St Jean
Ténéo Apparthotel Talence
Residhome Bordeaux
Raise a glass to an idyllic stay in the riverside city of Bordeaux
For so many generations, the word Bordeaux was synonymous with wine. Not just any wine, but some of the most prestigious estates and vintages on the planet. These days, though, Bordeaux is also famed as a city break destination that rivals Paris. Sprawling along the banks of the tranquil Garonne River, it’s every bit as handsome as the capital city, thanks to landmarks like the Grand Theatre, with its stately Corinthian columns, and the 15th-century Porte Cailhau, which looks like a fairy-tale castle in the heart of the city. This is also a city that can let its hair down, with buzzing bistros and warm and welcoming bars where you can drink the famous local tipple and let your cares slip away, just moments away from Bordeaux holiday rentals.
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If you really want to make the most of a stay in this historic city, Bordeaux holiday rentals may be the best choice. A place of your own is ideal if you like your privacy, as you won’t have to deal with hotel staff or fellow visitors, and there’s also the major perk of having so much more living space than a standard hotel room. Settling into your holiday rental in Bordeaux, you can plan your day’s sightseeing from the sofa, and also make the most of having a proper kitchen. With local farmers’ markets offering fresh, salty oysters, home-baked bread and tangy cheeses, it’ll be a pleasure to bring ingredients home to relish at the kitchen or dining table.
Top things to do in Bordeaux
The streets of Bordeaux are an attraction in themselves, and if there’s one spot tailor-made for memorable photos, it’s the Place de la Bourse. Surrounded by sumptuous buildings, this square overlooks the river and features one of the largest reflecting pools in the world – a stunning sight at night, when the mirror effect makes it almost seem like a gateway to another realm. Culture-vultures should pencil in a turn around the Musée des Beaux-Arts, whose stately walls are adorned with masterpieces by many titans of art, from Brueghel and Delacroix to Picasso and Matisse. Afterwards, you can seek out food and drink in the always lively St. Pierre quarter – a medieval warren of lanes that’s studded with cocktail bars and bistros. Of course, wine lovers will be in their element in Bordeaux. There are numerous tours that will whisk you to the lush vineyards, where you can visit cellars, sample the wares and stroll on scenes you might mistake for Tuscany.
Getting around in Bordeaux
You’ll want to be on foot as much as possible in Bordeaux, as strolling these streets is one of the most pleasurable ways to spend time here. Want to get to any particular attractions more quickly? You can always hop on one of the local buses and trams. Then there’s the option of hiring a car during your stay. This is particularly handy if you’d like to plan your own tasting tour of the wine country, and head to similarly iconic towns like Saint-Emilion.