Bordeaux Vacation Packages

Besides being France’s wine capital, Bordeaux is known to have the highest number of historic landmarks in the country, making it an attractive tourist destination.

Explore Bordeaux

Set along the sleepy Garonne River in the southwest of France, Bordeaux is a UNESCO-listed, glamorous port city with pedestrianized boulevards, restored neoclassical architecture and chic shops, restaurants and bars. One of the most photogenic places on the planet, Place de la Bourse and the Water Mirror, provide a captivating glimpse of the essence of France. The region is home to prestigious chateaus that produce France’s most famous wines — so it’s no wonder Bordeaux’s art of living is admired worldwide.

Miroir d'Eau is the world's largest reflecting pool and one of Bordeaux's main attractions.

Located 25 miles outside Bordeaux, Saint Emilion is a charming medieval village that is surrounded by world-famous wineries.

View on the famous La Bourse square with fountain during the morning.

Miroir d'Eau Slide 1 of 3: Miroir d'Eau is the world's largest reflecting pool and one of Bordeaux's main attractions.
Saint-Emilion Slide 2 of 3: Located 25 miles outside Bordeaux, Saint Emilion is a charming medieval village that is surrounded by world-famous wineries.
La Bourse Square Slide 3 of 3: View on the famous La Bourse square with fountain during the morning.

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Bordeaux Activities

Bordeaux is the ultimate destination for travelers who enjoy the good life. Outside of Paris, this crescent-shaped city is one of the most beautiful cities in France. Its world-class art, intriguing culture, sensational gastronomy and award-winning wines represent the very essence of the French spirit.

From wine tasting and food markets to vineyard chateaus and a decanter-shaped museum, this revitalized city is a delightful destination. Explore Bordeaux’s city center, the Saint-Michel district, home to one of the tallest medieval stone towers in France. Sample creative cuisine like tomato ice cream. Shop for art, gourmet food or designer labels in the Golden Triangle area that is home to trendy shops and wine stores.

Top sites to see include the Cite du Vin ― an interactive wine museum built in the shape of a giant swirling glass of wine, the Miroir d'Eau fountain with the world’s largest reflecting pool and the Musee d'Aquitaine ― a well-curated history and art museum. If you’re a night owl, head to the bars and clubs around the Quai de Paludate district, open until the early morning hours. Situated on the west bank of the Garonne River, this three-block strip of pubs and dance venues is the place to be on weekends.

Getting to Bordeaux

Delta Vacations flight + hotel packages include round-trip airfare aboard a Delta Partner Airline to Bordeaux-Merignac Airport (BOD). Car rentals are available, which offer the flexibility and convenience to travel when and where you want.