Amarys Royal Saint Jean Bordeaux 15 Rue Charles Domercq Online Booking

Bordeaux is brimming with so many things to do and see. Its probably the most famous wine growing region in the world and is the capital of Aquitaine. The Garonne riverfront is lines with fine 18th century buildings and includes the stunning Place de la Bourse which was designed by Ange Gabriel - the architect of Place de la Concorde in Paris.

Monuments and museums that pay tribute to art, culture and rather unusually the Museum National des Douanes which contains a collection of curios connected with customs and excise. Behind this building lies the cobbled Place du Parliament and a labyrinth of tiny streets and hidden squares which all spiral around the Gothic Church of St Pierre. There are two medieval gateways which still remain in place from the old city walls.

There's a wealth of deep history here - from Monument aux Girondins - bronze creation of sea life and fountains across to the Grand Theatre built on a Roman Temple and now home to the Opera, Dance and Musical concerts.

The city is split in to 12 areas - each known as a particular "Quarter" - many of them named after the saints - take time to explore each one in turn - could take a few visits.

Elegant shopping around the Golden Triangle and an abundance of restaurants, bars and places you can indulge in the fine French cuisine, wines or simply sip coffee and take a breather.

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