Very very nice theater! Small but very welcoming and…read morefriendly! You'll instantly feel at ease thanks to a great staff Moreover the theater is located in the very downtown of Bordeaux which is quite convenient to have dinner and enjoy your evening! Quite important to know that the tester has air conditioning. Sits are comfy too. The program isn't exhaustive but is renewed quite often w great comedies and other kind of plays.

From the owner: Le Trianon, classé aux monuments historiques, dans le quartier des Grands Hommes, est un lieu…read moreraffiné. Ancien cinéma Jean Vigo, ce décor de Théâtre à l'Italienne offre une dimension particulière à ce lieu d'exception qui est centenaire depuis 2013. Sa programmation variée vous permettra d'apprécier tout au long de l'année des pièces à grand succès, des one man show mais aussi de la danse, du jazz et bien d'autres surprises.

From the owner: Un théâtre dédié à la comédie Dirigée par Annie Zottino, la Comédie Gallien fait alterner, tout au…read morelong de l'année, les one man show et les pièces comiques. Des auteurs ou acteurs célèbres et des inconnus. Mais toujours des professionnels du rire et du spectacle. Il y en a pour tous les goûts, bien sûr, et tous les âges car les mercredis et pendant les vacances scolaires, des spectacles sont programmés pour le jeune public. Une mention spéciale pour cette salle moderne de plus de 130 places : les handicapés y sont reçus dans de très bonnes conditions (stationnement et accès facilités).

The name of structure aptly fits its look. With holiday lights projected on its facade, the theater…read moreeven looked more impressive. We were lucky to get tickets to Giselle before its run ended. While I didn't know anything about the show beforehand, I appreciated the beauty of both the dance and music. The seats we got were not great as I practically had to stand up to even see anything. Overall, I still enjoyed myself despite the non-view of my seats.

Beautiful on the outside and spectacular on the inside, it is one of the most beautiful…read moreneoclassical buildings in the city. It was first inaugurated in 1780, and restored in 1991. It is the house of the Opera National of Bordeaux as well as the Ballet National of Bordeaux. If you have the opporunity to see a concert or a ballet, don't miss it. You can also visit the theater for 3 euros.

We really enjoyed the whole museum and the 3 different exhibitions. So cool that Delcourt found…read moremost of the founding illustrators in Angoulême; so cool that this synergy then translated into doing so many things in the city of Angoulême.

From the owner: Histoire du 9ème art Le musée est un lieu de mémoire, de découverte et de plaisir. Lieu de mémoire…read moreoù est retracée l'histoire de la bande dessinée, ses grands auteurs, ses héros éternels, sa diffusion et son succès. Lieu de découverte où sont dévoilées les différentes techniques de création de la bande dessinée. Lieu de plaisir où le visiteur peut admirer les oeuvres originales des plus grands artistes de bande dessinée. Le visiteur y découvrira tout ce qui fait la richesse et la diversité de la bande dessinée à travers la présentation de planches originales, de documents imprimés et d'objets dérivés, mais également à travers la lecture d'albums qui seront proposés dans des points lecture. Tout au long du parcours, le visiteur est ainsi invité à s'arrêter pour se plonger dans la lecture de bandes dessinées, que ce soit pour quelques minutes ou pour des heures entières.

La Cité du Vin is celebrating its 10-year anniversary. I enjoyed the museum when it opened. I saw…read morethe change and growth after ten years. I enjoyed all of the experiences at the museum. They're interactive and fun. The top of the museum has a great vantage point to view the city. I highly recommend checking it out after your visit the museum. It's a great way to end the tour.

Well designed wine museum. The thought process behind everything, the detail, ambience it's mind…read moreblowing. A very well Presented museum all about wine but it does get boring and tiring. Constantly wearing your headphones and going to each section and then listening to what the display is about can get exhausting. My favorite part was the smell test which was a very smart idea. I spent most of my time where vs learning about the history of wine during ancient times. This bored me out. Screens that displayed area where most grapes came from all over the world was very interesting. Different types of grapes on display was fun to look at. The rooftop where you can get a complimentary glass of wine was cool. Open space overlooking the city of Bordeaux, wine with a view was my favorite part. It was good experience but what you pay to get in versus how much you will be interested in what you see, wasn't worth it for me from a price and time point of view.

There was something almost magical about the evening we spent at Le Clos Mirande. It begins with…read morethe entry into the bright and warm limestone farmhouse after navigating those dark country roads that weave between the vineyards. The warmth is all the more intensified by the smiling and gracious greeting by the owner/chef. She clearly intends to make you feel like an invited guest. The dining room is smart and very nicely appointed, while still retaining the rustic charm of the old farmhouse. The service is very friendly, if something less than fluent in English. But their good humor and willingness to please makes any linguistic hurdle easy to overcome. The food was exquisite. My pate foie gras was as good as I had had on this visit to Bordeaux. My main, roasted duck rolled in a crunchy pastry, was excellent. My wife's turbot was incredibly fresh and perferectly prepared. My dessert was delicious although I must confess I don't know exactly what it was, something between a custard and a panna cottam floating in a pool of a fruity sauce that added just the perfect acidic counterpoint, The wine list offers a nice range of wines, mostly from the St. Emlion region. We were able to find some moderately priced (30-40 Euros) reds 9 to 10 years old that were quite pleasant and paired well with my duck. But the capstone to the evening was the coffee service. We were invited to take our coffee in their lovely semi private rear dining room. It was the perfect setting to relax away from the dining room and savor the coffee and entire evening experience in quiet comfort. This evening tops the list of our many wonderful dining experiences here in France. A charming and romantic evening we will not soon forget

The food and the service here were excellent, and the setting in the back garden is perfect for a…read morecassis and olives. We had a choice of sitting in the bistro or formal dining room, and felt more comfortable in the bistro. The dining area looked more elegant with white table clothes and silver. The menu was the same. We settled for a prix fixe lunch that left a few nice choices and we couldn't have enjoyed this more. Our meal started with rabbit fig terrine, and went on with a lobster grapefruit salad, a quail in prune sauce, a cutlet in mushrooms followed by cheese and walnuts and finished with an amazing citrus fruit terrine. St Emilion produces so many wines that the choices went from pocket friendly to outlandish. The staff was happy to guide us and we had a suitable wine. Although the staff speaks limited English, they were friendly, helpful and accommodating. The chef came out of the kitchen to greet us and spent a little time with some other customers. Everyone was in great spirits and amicable...even though we were the only foreigners, we never felt out of place. A little hard to find but worth it. We recommend this place over the high priced choices within St Emilion.