From the owner: Depuis 10 ans, l'ESPACE29 soutient la création, la diffusion et la…read more promotion d'artistes contemporains. Au sein d'un lieu de 800 m2, l'association propose des expositions, des résidences, des évènements et 35 ateliers d'artistes. Le caractère singulier et hétéroclite de cet espace en fait un acteur culturel inclassable au sein du territoire bordelais. Prenant toujours le parti de la transdisciplinarité et de l'innovation, l'ESPACE29 s'attache à valoriser la jeune création émergente.

What an absolutely breathtaking property! I was fortunate enough to attend a wedding here this past…read moreweekend and was amazed with how gorgeous the place is. It has a 15th and 16th century architecture with elegant modern touches in each room, so it feels both homey and timeless. The property is extremely well maintained; it is obvious the owners take great pride in their investment. The reception area in the barn was absolutely perfect and the lawn was transformed into a great gathering spot the next day for a farewell BBQ. Seriously, what a dream location for a fairy-tale wedding!

From the owner: Espace de coworking, atelier partagé (menuiserie, bois, ferronnerie, métallurgie), lieu de…read moreconception et fabrication collaboratif.

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.

This museum is one of the most modern and creative I've ever seen, with the added bonus of being…read moreabout wine! All topics are covered: general history of wine, specific history of wine in Bordeaux, fermentation and bottling processes, grape varieties, modern trends, relationship with religion, and more. I thought the hours and price were reasonable for even a short visit to Bordeaux. You can spend very long here, so you will have to prioritize exhibits. The experience is individualized through your audio headset which is available in many languages. Capturing smells at a museum is difficult, but this museum has perfected their atomizers to help you identify notes in both red and white wine. Bordeaux is not a very tall city (built on swamp land) so the view from the museum allows you to see all. Getting to the museum is easy with the B street tram. A food hall is right next door with a variety of cuisines, and restaurants are available inside Cite du Vin. One of the braille city maps is outside the entrance.

From the owner: En bords de Garonne au pied du pont Chaban-Delmas, Cap Sciences est le rendez-vous des curieux de…read moretous les âges, à la recherche de sorties scientifiques, culturelles et ludiques ! A l'intérieur du Hangar 20, un centre d'expositions, d'animations, mais aussi de manifestations, d'évènements, de conférences, de visites, entièrement dédié aux sciences et aux techniques ! Certaines expositions sont accessibles aux plus jeunes, mais ils ont aussi leurs espaces : - le "Carré des 3-6 ans" qui propose 2 à 3 expositions-ateliers dédiés aux tout-petits - les "Cap Sciences Juniors", ateliers de loisirs scientifiques pour les 8-14 ans : ateliers photo, écocitoyen, enquête... Cap Sciences organise aussi des anniversaires. Au Café des sciences, vous pourrez également vous détendre et admirer, depuis la spectaculaire terrasse suspendue, l'une des plus belles vues sur le Port de la Lune. Pour en savoir plus, rendez-vous sur le site internet. Retrouvez Cap Sciences sur Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tik Tok et Youtube. Hangar 20, Quai de Bacalan, 33 300 Bordeaux 05 56 01 07 07 Ouvert du mardi au dimanche, tous les jours pendant les vacances scolaires, fermé les jours fériés

Fantastic Stay in the Vineyard house out IN the vineyards. A Stunning property and the winery is…read moreimpressive, and the Land Rover vineyard tour was fun and informative. The 2 Michelin star restaurant was incredible. Staff was fantastic in all areas. We will make this our area base for our next visit. The property is within walking distance of St Emilion, a wonderful hilltop town.

Impromptu Michelin Star lunch at the restaurant Les Belles Perdrix, which is part of Château…read moreTroplong Mondot Mr & I enjoyed a 4 course tasting and the restaurant went over the top to create a special vegetarian menu just for us. It was delicious! Amuse focused on artichoke and carrot, courses focused on mushrooms, asparagus and peas. Dessert was rhubarb but let's not forget their amazing cheese cart that showcased many local cheeses The grounds were absolutely lovely, the atmosphere was tranquil and serene and the meal was sublime Best part was that we were able to purchase bottles of the wine we had at lunch, since we'd specifically chosen it to pair with our meal.......where else can you discover an awesome wine and put it to the taste test immediately

From the owner: Présentation LA COUPOLE…read more Inaugurée en 1993, La Coupole est une salle de spectacles pluridisciplinaire très facile d'accès, située au 36 Chemin de Nice à Saint-Loubès à 15 mn de Bordeaux avec parking surveillé et gratuit. Une rénovation complète de la salle est prévue à partir de 2021 et sa nouvelle directrice Valérie Cloez souhaite insuffler un nouvel univers artistique propice à une programmation aux disciplines et esthétiques riches et éclectiques. La Coupole dispose d'une jauge de 828 places assises ou de 2400 places debout selon les différentes configurations sur 3 salles distinctes et modulables soit 950 m². Un bar dans le hall d'accueil permet une restauration rapide avant les spectacles. L'agenda offre à découvrir des spectacles de qualité accessibles à tous : musique, théâtre, spectacle jeune public, humour, magie et disciplines nouvelles et le site accueille toute l'année des manifestations culturelles variées tel un atelier permanent ouvert au public. Expositions, conférences, projections, thés dansants, rencontres éducatives, La Coupole est avant tout un lieu de vie où il fait bon vivre ensemble comme en témoignent les nombreux artistes prestigieux qui se produisent sur cette scène depuis 30 ans.

From the owner: Une des plus belles salles de la région Arcachon affirme sa volonté d'accueillir dans les…read moremeilleures conditions de vastes formations et tous types de spectacles vivants d'envergure internationale : ballets, concerts classiques, théâtre, opéra, spectacles jeune public... Atout majeur de la cité, le Théâtre Olympia (à ne pas confondre avec l'Olympia de Paris) s'impose également comme l'une des étapes obligatoires de Gironde et d'Aquitaine, des professionnels comme des amateurs d'art et de culture. Le lieu a été inauguré le 13 janvier 2006. Côté aménagement intérieur, les murs, le plafond et le parquet de la salle habillés de bois exotique forment un décor sobre et élégant, auquel les fauteuils rouges donnent une touche finale. D'une surface de plus de 600m², la salle peut accueillir jusqu'à 1000 personnes. A noter, des places spéciales sont prévues pour les personnes en fauteuil roulant. La salle bénéficie de toutes les avancées technologiques en matière d'acoustique garantissant ainsi

I am in awe by the audacity of anyone leaving this hotel less than 5 stars. It is amazing and…read moreworth every penny. Let me start with the staff, because they deserve a lot of praise. I believe I emailed the hotel at least two dozen times with various questions about the spa, the restaurant, bike rentals, airport transportation and more, and every time their responses were prompt and helpful, including getting us a table at the restaurant even though their reservation system indicated they were booked. At the hotel, the front desk, bar, and restaurant staff were wonderful - friendly and very helpful. It helps, by the way, if you make even a modicum of effort to speak french - say Bonjour or Bonsoir (good day or good evening), say s'il vous plait (please), and say merci (thank you). In that way, you don't come off like an arrogant tourist. The hotel itself, as you can probably tell from the photos, is beautiful and no expense is spared for your comfort. The rooms are large and welcoming. The beds and very comfortable and the bathrooms and showers are great. We had a beautiful patio overlooking the vineyards. The back of the hotel has outside tables overlooking a beautiful courtyard as well as some lounge chairs to relax in. Pool looked good, but we didn't use it. Location is great. It's about 3-3.5 km from the village using a lesser used road/bike path behind the hotel (as opposed to the main road which might be a bit too dangerous). I would call it an easy bike ride, but its a hilly area and it's a bit strenuous to get there. Much easier on the way back. There are taxis, if biking isn't your thing. Melissa used the spa but unfortunately, I waited too long to reserve a treatment and wasn't able to go myself. But during her spa treatment, I had a nice time at the bar chatting with the bartender about French whiskeys and trying a few myself. Finally, our meal was absolutely superb. Besides a cheese plate (wonderful), some wine (from Saint Emilion, of course, and delicious) and a tray of small appetizers from the kitchen, I got the John Dory confit, which is a meaty white fish. It was excellent. One of my favorite meals in our 9 days in Bordeaux. This hotel spoiled me for all hotels in the future. I don't know why we would ever travel anywhere ever again but to Saint Emilion just to stay at this hotel.

Chateau is beautiful in a lovely area right between vineyards. Be sure to take the time to walk…read morearound the pond for a lovely photo op. Rooms were cute, beds were comfy. Breakfast buffet was worth the extra cost. A bit disappointed by dinner. I know it's mentioned by Michelin but in our opinion nowhere close. Lovely location but we would not dine here again.