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    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 2:00 pm - 6:00 PM

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    Château de Monbazillac

    Château de Monbazillac

    4.4(9 reviews)
    28.1 km

    CHATEAU DE MONBAZILLAC Chateau de Monbazillac…read more24240 Monbazillac http://www.chateau-monbazillac.com 05 53 61 52 52 and 05 53 63 65 00 An afternoon visit to the Chateau de Monbazillac was the highlight today. We arrived at the home of the famous sweet wine after a 70 km trip. Built around 1550, the chateau stands today almost exactly as when built by the AYDIE family more than four centuries ago. This was a very interesting visit indeed, highlights including the Grand Salon, the Mouney-Sully Hall, the Grand Staircase and the Hall of Bottles. The world renowned vineyard was first cultivated in the 11th century and is famous for using the noble rot method to make its sweet wines which draw thousands of visitors every year. We availed of the tasting service, naturally, and purchased some of the golden nectar along with some Bergerac Rouge and Bergerac Sec. In entering this place, you are entering a part of the History of France. So says one of the chateau's leaflets. Today, the Wine Cooperative of Monbazillac owns the chateau and makes every effort to look after the monument and open it as much as possible to visitors. For EUR6.40, we thought it was very good value indeed.

    The famous sweet white wines of Monbazillac are grown in the vineyards surrounding this historical…read moremonument dating from 1550. We visited on a day that it rained followed by sunshine and were delightfully greeted with double rainbows arching over the vineyards and behind the Chateau creating postcard perfect memories. Le Chateau boasts twenty furnished rooms with unique and original architecture. Make sure to go down the stairs to the wine cellars and read some of the historical documents. When we visited, the top floor dining room was hosting a very odd art show of trash and garbage. We weren't sure what the meaning was, however, we decided to think about it as a nod to the importance of recycling. The view from the northern terrace offers extraordinary landscapes over the Bergerac valley and the Dordogne river. The white wine was too sweet for our California palate, but would be delicious over ice cream as a dessert!

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    Château de Monbazillac - Un verre du même nom dégusté sur la terrasse

    Un verre du même nom dégusté sur la terrasse

    Château de Monbazillac
    Château de Monbazillac

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    Musée des Arts Décoratifs et du Design - Salon de Compagnie © Lysiane Gauthier

    Musée des Arts Décoratifs et du Design

    4.1(22 reviews)
    62.5 kmHôtel de Ville - Quinconces

    La classe Un magnifique cadre pour tout le pannel des Arts…read moreDécoratifs, avec des reconstitutions de pièces des 18ème et 19ème siècles avec lambris et peintures importées de plusieurs hôtels particuliers- Une salle avec des oeuvres Art Déco, chinoiseries et l'art de la serrurerie bordelaise. A noter des expositions temporaires régulières cosacrées aux designers contemporains très intéressantes et le Café des Arts Décoratifs, à même la cour, cela fait un peu bizare mais c'est un cadre très apaisant en Centre Ville. A recommander pour petits et grands !

    From the owner: Quatre salons, situés dans l'aile des communs, sont dédiés à la collection Jeanvrot centrée sur les…read moreBourbons de la Restauration. D'importantes collections de faïences françaises du XVIIIème siècle, de Delft, de verrerie européenne et de mobilier parisien Louis XV et Louis XVI estampillés sont présentées au 1er étage. Le 2ème étage présente le XIXème siècle à travers les oeuvres des manufactures de Johnston et Vieillard, le mobilier des frères Bonie mais aussi des pièces d'Art Nouveau. Les années 20-30 sont abordées avec les céramiques de René Buthaud, les oeuvres graphiques de Dupas et Delorme, ainsi que le travail de l'ébéniste bordelais Triboy. L'intérieur de l'hôtel particulier évoque ainsi principalement une riche demeure aristocratique du Bordeaux des Lumières. Mais pas seulement, c'est également un lieu tourné vers l'époque contemporaine, avec une collection "design" constituée de plus de 200 pièces à compter des années 50 et d'une programmation dense pour favoriser sa diffusion et sa culture : expositions, événements et rencontres sont organisés durant toute l'année.

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    Musée des Arts Décoratifs et du Design - Une infime partie de la collection..

    Une infime partie de la collection..

    Musée des Arts Décoratifs et du Design - Arts de la table au MADD Bordeaux ©Lysiane Gauthier

    Arts de la table au MADD Bordeaux ©Lysiane Gauthier

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    La Cité du Vin - Video

    La Cité du Vin

    3.4(59 reviews)
    61.0 kmChartrons - Grand Parc

    La Cité du Vin is celebrating its 10-year anniversary. I enjoyed the museum when it opened. I saw…read morethe change and growth after ten years. I enjoyed all of the experiences at the museum. They're interactive and fun. The top of the museum has a great vantage point to view the city. I highly recommend checking it out after your visit the museum. It's a great way to end the tour.

    No visit to Bordeaux is complete without a visit to the Cite du Vin. Truly…read more I've got a WSET 2 certification and my husband has a CSW certification, and we loved it. It ended up being a lot of fun! The entire concept of this museum is so well done. Don't listen to the know-it-all wine snobs on here who say there's not much to learn at the museum. There is ALWAYS something to learn in the wine world, no matter how much or how little you know! They did an incredible job creating numerous highly interactive, fun, engaging, and interesting experiences throughout the whole museum. We went on a weekday and it was busy but not overcrowded. I think if we went on a weekend when it was crowded we might not have enjoyed it as much. Definitely make sure you walk around all of the exhibits. If one area is too busy you can always go back to it later. They do have wine tasting workshops you can attend as part of your visit (different ticket price). Those do seem to be geared toward casual wine drinkers or those new to wine. Since we've worked in the wine world for a while, we got the general admission tickets without the workshop. All tickets include a glass of wine at the end of your visit (if you wish) on the 8th floor. Sipping on a glass of Bordeaux wine while taking in panoramic views of this lovely city is a wonderful way to end a visit here. Totally worth the price of admission.

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    La Cité du Vin - Wine shop on first floor

    Wine shop on first floor

    La Cité du Vin - Inside the rooftop

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    Inside the rooftop

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