Bordeaux's wine country extends across a diverse landscape of historic estates, renowned appellations and centuries-old villages. Each area offers a different way to experience one of the world's most celebrated wine regions.
Begin your journey in Bordeaux, where elegant architecture, historic squares and a long-standing wine culture define the character of the city. Explore its streets and riverfront, visit La Cité du Vin or take time to experience the city's restaurants and gastronomy before continuing into the surrounding vineyards.
North-west of Bordeaux, the Médoc is home to some of the region's most prestigious wine estates. Travel through a landscape of vineyards and grand châteaux, arranging private visits and tastings at selected properties along the way.
Set among vineyards on the right bank of the Dordogne, Saint-Émilion combines centuries of winemaking with a remarkably preserved medieval heritage. Continue towards nearby Pomerol to discover another of Bordeaux's most renowned appellations through private visits and tastings tailored to your interests.
From historic city hotels to estates surrounded by vineyards, Bordeaux offers distinctive places to stay while exploring the region.
Set among the vineyards of Château Smith Haut Lafitte, Les Sources de Caudalie offers an immersive stay in the heart of Bordeaux wine country. The property combines 62 rooms and suites with exceptional gastronomy and its signature Vinothérapie® spa, creating a distinctive base from which to experience the region.
Located in the heart of Bordeaux, InterContinental Bordeaux – Le Grand Hôtel combines more than two centuries of history with an elegant city setting. Its 19th-century-inspired interiors, Guerlain spa and Michelin-starred dining make it an excellent choice for those wishing to combine time in the city with the surrounding wine regions.
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