Eating out
In Bordeaux, wine and gastronomy form an integral part of its heritage and are key elements of the Bordeaux lifestyle.
With a ready source of inspiration on the doorstep from its prolific vineyards, the nearby ocean and Bay of Arcachon, the estuary and neighbouring Périgord and Basque Country, it’s easy to see why Bordeaux is the French city that boasts the most restaurants per capita.
Be prepared to experience a stunning array of specialities and traditions during your stay in Bordeaux. From Gastronomic restaurants to sunny terraces and wine bars in the markets, you’ll be hard pushed to resist the pull of gastronomy à la Bordelaise.
Welcome to the Bacalan Food Hall – a must for lovers of the area’s fine foods.
©Alban Gilbert
the essentials
Bacalan food hall
Welcome to the Bacalan Food Hall – a must for lovers of the area’s fine foods.
Nos coups de coeur
NOT TO BE MISSED
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Via Sensoria, the sensory tasting trail at La Cité du Vin
La Cité du Vin
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Exposition "Jean Sabrier, Ce qu'on ne voit pas"
Capc Musée d'art contemporain de Bordeaux
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Please touch - art and material
Musée des Beaux Arts
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Denis Monfleur, People of stone
Musée des Beaux Arts
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Exhibition "Prehistoric art, from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean"
Musée d'Aquitaine
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Dalí & Gaudí at the Bassins des Lumières
Bassins des Lumières
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EHD - European Heritage Days 2023
Office de Tourisme de Bordeaux Métropole
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Jāṅgala, in the heart of the Indian jungle
Museum d'Histoire Naturelle