Gastronomy

Hey Foodies, it’s time for some post-match treats! We all know that fans find the whole match experience so much better on a full stomach!

Here in the South-West region of France, we are famous for our generously authentic cooking, so we say that you should go the whole hog with a starter, main course, dessert and wine. 

Some of our local specialities: oysters from the Bay of Arcachon or Marennes Oléron, foie gras from Dordogne, Bayonne ham, Limousin beef, duck confit from the South-West and “cannelé” pastries from Bordeaux. Fresh, organic and locally-sourced!

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The essentials

restaurants in Bordeaux

Cannelés and other sweet treats

oysters from the bay of arcachon

the pillars of gastronomy in nouvelle-aquitaine

the most attractive markets in
Nouvelle-Aquitaine

The markets in Nouvelle-Aquitaine are an absolute feast for the eyes and a delight for the tastebuds!

They are colourful affairs, bursting with life, where you can discover all manner of local produce, from Périgord truffles to oysters from the Bay of Arcachon.
Amongst the most attractive of these markets are the ones in Sarlat, Saint-Jean-de-Luz and La Rochelle.

We guarantee that you’ll love their friendly, bustling atmosphere and the fresh products on the stalls!

See the most attractive markets in Nouvelle-Aquitaine

our pick

restaurants where you can eat locally-sourced and seasonal products

Lillet aromatised aperitif wine – south gironde

Figue de bourg
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FROM STUDS TO PLATE IN NOUVELLE-AQUITAINE

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Guided city tours of Bordeaux

Bordeaux Métropole

(Re)discover the city of Bordeaux and its must-sees on original and dynamic guided tours!

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Guided tours in the Bordeaux vineyards

Bordeaux Métropole

(Re)discover the Bordeaux wine region and its highlights on original, dynamic tours!

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"The Egypt of the Pharaohs" at the Bassins des Lumières

Bassins des Lumières

The Bassins des Lumières present their upcoming immersive exhibitions: "The Egypt of the Pharaohs, from Cheops to Ramses II" and "The Orientalists: Ingres, Delacroix, Gérôme."