June is a fantastic time to visit Bordeaux—warm, sunny days and long evenings coincide with the heart of wine season. The city is lively, vineyards are at their greenest, and open-air festivals begin popping up. Expect excellent weather for strolling, terrace dining, and vineyard tours.
| Category | Amount |
|---|---|
| ✈️ Transport | 900 USD |
| 🏨 Accommodations | 1400 USD |
| 🧳 Gear | 100 USD |
| 🗺️ On-site | 550 USD |
| Total | 2950 USD |
[ ] 🏛️ Place de la Bourse & Miroir d’Eau ⭐⭐⭐ (~2h)
Bordeaux’s most iconic square and the world’s largest reflective pool—photogenic, lively, best in the morning or golden hour.
[ ] 🏛️ La Cité du Vin ⭐⭐⭐ (~3h)
Futuristic wine museum; immersive tastings and wine bar with river views—book a guided tour for exclusive tastings.
[ ] 🎨 Musée des Beaux-Arts de Bordeaux ⭐⭐ (~2h)
Excellent collection of European paintings from the Renaissance to the 20th century.
[ ] 🛕 Cathédrale Saint-André & Tour Pey-Berland ⭐⭐ (~1.5h)
UNESCO World Heritage Site—climb the tower for superb 360° views; go early to avoid queues.
[ ] 🌳 Jardin Public ⭐⭐ (~1.5h)
Elegant 18th-century city park: manicured paths, duck pond, and lush lawns—ideal for a mid-morning stroll.
[ ] 🏙️ Chartrons Quarter ⭐⭐ (~2h)
Trendy district known for antiques, boutiques, and wine bars—explore Rue Notre Dame.
[ ] 🏙️ Saint-Pierre Quarter & Rue Saint-Rémi ⭐⭐⭐ (~2h)
Historic heart with narrow streets, vibrant cafés, and plazas—excellent for people-watching.
[ ] 🏛️ Grand Théâtre de Bordeaux ⭐⭐ (~1h)
Neoclassical opera house—attend a guided tour or matinee performance for a luxury touch.
[ ] 🎨 CAPC Musée d’Art Contemporain ⭐ (~1.5h)
Contemporary art in a converted warehouse—check for temporary exhibitions.
[ ] 🌳 Parc Bordelais ⭐ (~1h)
Lush suburban park—great for relaxation away from the crowds.
[ ] 🏛️ Porte Cailhau & Grosse Cloche ⭐⭐ (~1h)
Two medieval city gates—picturesque historical stops during a city walk.
[ ] 🏞️ Quais de Bordeaux & Pont de Pierre ⭐⭐ (~1.5h)
Riverfront promenade—visit at sunset for beautiful views of the Garonne and city skyline.
[ ] 🏙️ Marché des Capucins ⭐⭐ (~1.5h)
Bordeaux’s main food market—great for finding local cheeses, oysters, and canelés.
[ ] 🏛️ Basilique Saint-Michel ⭐ (~1h)
Gothic basilica; tower offers panoramic views over the historic quarter.
[ ] 🛕 Abbaye Sainte-Croix de Bordeaux ⭐ (~1h)
Romanesque church with impressive architecture and peaceful atmosphere.
[ ] 🧀 Wine Tasting Half/Full Day in Médoc or Saint-Émilion ⭐⭐⭐ (~4-6h)
Exclusive guided tour to premier châteaux with gourmet lunch—book private driver with luxury car.
[ ] 🍸 Nightcap at Le Bar à Vin ⭐⭐ (~1.5h)
Elegant wine bar near the Grand Théâtre—exceptional by-the-glass selection and cheese boards.
[ ] 🍸 Cocktails at L’Alchimiste Bar ⭐⭐ (~1.5h)
Intimate, creative cocktails; reservations recommended for a luxurious experience.
[ ] 🍸 Gastronomic Dinner at Le Pressoir d’Argent (Gordon Ramsay) ⭐⭐⭐ (~3h)
Two Michelin stars; signature local produce, superb wine list, formal attire preferred.
[ ] 🍜 Marché des Capucins/ Chez Jean-Mi ⭐⭐⭐
Fresh oysters and seafood platters in the bustling market—morning is best, ~30 USD.
[ ] 🍜 La Tupina ⭐⭐⭐
Iconic Bordeaux restaurant: classic southwestern French cuisine, wood-fired meats—tasting menus ~120 USD.
[ ] 🍜 Le Petit Commerce ⭐⭐
Beloved seafood brasserie in Saint-Pierre—oysters, sole meunière, ~60 USD.
[ ] 🍜 Canelés Baillardran ⭐⭐
Try Bordeaux’s signature pastry canelé, crispy-caramel exterior with custardy center—~2 USD each.
[ ] 🍜 Le Chapon Fin ⭐⭐
Michelin-starred classic—elegant Art Nouveau decor, refined French cuisine, ~130 USD tasting menu.
[ ] 🏙️ Boat cruise on the Garonne River (~1.5h)
Best at dusk for city views; optional for those wanting a different angle of Bordeaux.
[ ] 🏕️ Vintage shopping in Saint-Michel Quarter (~1h)
Unique boutiques and antiques—great for shopping enthusiasts.
NetflixYouTubeAmazon PrimeSBS On Demand| City | Nights | Accommodation | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bordeaux | 3 | InterContinental Bordeaux – Le Grand Hôtel | 1400 USD |
| Total | 3 | 1400 USD |