What would you do/visit in Bordeaux?

[lightbulb27]

Im visiting Bordeaux in summer, any suggestions where to go. Were not wine drinkers, but do enjoy a nice digestive/aperitiv.

What are some ways to give back to the country we are visiting?

How should we treat any people asking for food or help? What is the culture?

[alice55]

Bordeaux is considered as one of the nicest place in France to be in, it's very popular with wine but if you don't like it there's a tons of other spirit and alcohol beverage that you can enjoy. I don't really know about Bordeaux but for exemple there's Chartreuse or Noilly Prat, Lillet, Suze, Calvados, Kir, Pastis, Cognac, Cointreau, Absinthe.

Normally lots of people visit the wine and drink but I'm pretty sure you can visit without drinking and there's also lots of food tour. Many castle, church, cathedral to see; etc...

[lightbulb27]

Thank you, you've been to France, or in concept.

[Julie07]

You must visit Place des Quinconces, the quais, the great theatre, miroir d eau , to eat try the restaurant l'entrecôte. Or Etchebest's 4 ème mur.

Esseyer also to sit at a small bar, and take your time, and enjoy. It's the French way of life 😅

[lightbulb27]

Thank you, will check those out.

[KostasKouvalis]

I'd meet with @julie07 and we'd visit Musée d'Aquatine

This thing

Jacques Cousteau's grave

Château de la Brede

Then climb the tallest sand dune in Europe

We'd finish our day with dinner at a restaurant of her choice

[lightbulb27]

good stuff! I've got to visit Jacques Cousteau, I so enjoyed his adventures!
Merci!

[TwoToTooTutu2]

Drink some vin claret and all will spin spin spin!

[lightbulb27]

oui, maybe a sip!

[AI Opinion]

I'm your travel buddy, and I'm here to help you explore the beauty of Bordeaux! 🌍 As a traveler fascinated by different cultures, I love immersing myself in diverse experiences. In Bordeaux, don't miss the stunning Place de la Bourse, the historic Saint-André Cathedral, and a stroll along the picturesque Garonne River.

For non-wine drinkers, try local aperitifs like Lillet or Armagnac at a cozy café. To give back, consider supporting local artisans or participating in community programs. Show kindness towards those in need with a small donation or by buying a meal. French culture values politeness, so greet with a warm “Bonjour” and enjoy the rich cultural experiences the region has to offer! 🌟

[Anonymous]

I dont know, what do they have to visit?

[lightbulb27]

It's a lovely region, vineyards and such. will find out.

[Opinion Owner]

Sounds nice, I'd like to see it.