A fine arts museum with a wonderful collection of 17th century Italian, Dutch and Flemish art.

Intensive, three-day courses in beginning and intermediate wine-tasting will educate your palate to the nuances of fine wines.

Considered by many to be the cultural heart of the city, this elaborately carved opera house surprises the senses with its fine architecture and interior design as well as its world-class performances.

This beautiful 17th century church is one of Bordeaux's main attractions.

Not to be confused with its more famous namesake in Paris, this 11th century church is beautiful in its own right, with its elaborately carved facades and detailing.

A modern, multi-storied shopping center offering a wide selection of the fruit, wines and cheeses of the region.

A pretty town square lined with shops and outdoor cafes.

This Irish pub is not very Irish, but is fun nonetheless, with a friendly atmosphere and lots of alcohol.

Trendy kids in their early twenties flock to this popular pub, known for its electric, upbeat atmosphere.

A pleasantly raucous cafe full of music, great food and interesting people.

The hip - if somewhat grungy - center of student nightlife, this street is lined with pubs catering to techno-loving youth.