Saint-Émilion

Located just a short walk from the Logis, the Maison de la Cadène is a fine 17th century residence offering four suites, living space and chill-out areas. With a superb view looking out over the historical town, the Maison de la Cadène combines wood panelling, old parquet flooring and terra cotta and porcelain pieces with several contemporary touches.

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The Hostellerie de Plaisance offers modern rooms and suites designed by Alberto Pinto, all of them overlooking the medieval town’s unique setting. It is complemented by “La Maison” located in the heart of the vineyard of Château Pavie. The Hostellerie de Plaisance offers the gastronomic delicacies of a two-star Michelin restaurant, a creative cuisine and a superb wine list made up of French wines.

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This ancient Templar house located in the heart of the medieval town with a panoramic view of the monuments and vineyards, offers the tranquil charm of a family home.

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Bordeaux

A Jacques Garcia design, the rooms of this magnificent hotel have a unique cachet and décor, as well as an ideal location in the centre of Bordeaux.

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Bordeaux

In a typical Bordeaux 19th century hôtel particulier, the hotel’s twelve bedrooms and suites feature an exciting unique, offbeat décor. Also offering a sweet-scented garden, a dining room with a shady terrace, this location will provide an unforgettable stay.

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Bordeaux

Ideally located in the very centre of Bordeaux, this hotel is a real haven of tranquillity. It offers the exceptional setting of a former hôtel particulier dating from the 18th century.

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Martillac

This is a place dedicated to l’art de vivre in the middle of vineyards, where the attention to detail is worthy of a palace but where the atmosphere is one of a family home. Don’t miss its Vinotherapy spa in the exclusive care programme.

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Pyla sur Mer

Set on the highest sand dune in Europe, this hotel-restaurant, suspended between the sea and the sky, offers a breath-taking view. Probably one of the most beautiful places in the world.

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On the terrace, in front of the Cloister of XIVth century or in the shady gardens, you will have the possibility to live the unforgettable experience of creating your picnic or aperitif with an offer of local products such as foie gras, pâté porcini with mushrooms, sausages, macaroons of Saint-Émilion, artisanal ice cream etc.

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While specialising in the wines of Bordeaux Est Martin offers more than 1800 references. This encompasses Bordeaux’s best and many top references from Burgundy, Rhone Champagne and the Loire. We also pride ourselves in carefully sourcing interesting old vintages from some of the world’s best kept cellars.

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“We pride ourselves on our passion for rare wines, always stored in perfect conditions and our commitment to bringing this unique part of Bordeaux’s cultural heritage to the world.”

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Wine merchant and Wine retailer established since 1998, our mission consists in sharing our fine wine knowledge, guiding you throughout the vineyard as well as in tasting and selecting wines.

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Bordeaux

This institution features a new, airy, well thought-out décor with some 700 references on offer ranging from attractive good-value wines to Bordeaux’s star growths as well as other growths from France and abroad.

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Bordeaux

Since its foundation in 1880, Badie has occupied a superb 18th century building. It was the first house to offer its en primeur allocations of Bordeaux’s top growths directly to private customers. Its range is today completed by a selection of top wines from all over France and around the world.

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Bordeaux

Created at the beginning of the 1970s and located close to Bordeaux’s Grand Théâtre, La Vinothèque quickly developed into one of the emblematic wine retailers of Bordeaux’s city centre. It also has an on-line sales service.

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The monolithic church is an underground religious building dug out of the rock in the early 12th century in impressive proportions (38 metres long and 12 metres tall). Set in the heart of the medieval town, the monolithic church recalls the religious activity of the town during the Middle Ages, and its unusual design is the subject of great intrigue.

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The monolithic church’s bell tower is the highest point in Saint-Emilion. Climbing its 196 steps is no easy feat, but at the top an amazing view of the town and its jurisdiction can be enjoyed. It is open daily throughout the year.

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Adjacent to its cloisters with a central garden symbolising the Garden of Eden, the most imposing church rises up on the upper part of town. During the Middle Ages, the canons were able to look out from here to survey the correct functioning of religious life in the town.

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The “castel daou rey”, meaning the King’s Keep, is the only Romanesque dungeon still intact in Gironde.

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All the permanent guides of the tourist office are qualified professional Guides.

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The vineyard and the 8 villages of the Saint-Émilion jurisdiction are listed UNESCO World Heritage under the title “cultural landscape”. It is not only an outstanding natural heritage but also an important historical and architectural one with the medieval town of Saint-Émilion, its monolithic church, underground quarries, cobbled streets and numerous religious monuments. The Saint-Émilion jurisdiction includes a wealth of Romanesque churches, mills and dovecotes, which play a part in the unquestioned charm of this territory.

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This is a unique golfing experience in France, combining French art de vivre with golf “à la britannique”. Designed by American Tom Doak, one of the world’s top architects, the Grand Saint-Emilion Golf Club is an outstanding 5-star course. Situated 15 kilometres from the village of Saint-Emilion, the 18 holes are set in a valley lined with 100 year-old oaks and surrounded by vines.

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The Logis de la Cadène offers in the heart of Saint-Emilion, by appointment, a little haven of well-being and refinement dedicated to beauty care and serenity with a hammam, sauna, fitness zone, massages and facial and body care.

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Cap-Ferret

Enchanting oyster cabins along the dreamy Arcachon basin offer tastings of fresh oysters and white Bordeaux wine. The grounds of the Empress (les parcs de l’Impératrice) are one of the must-see places.

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Bordeaux

Let yourself be pampered by the expert hands of vinotherapists who will lavish on you Caudalie care products containing anti-oxidants and anti-ageing properties in a new boutique in the heart of Bordeaux.

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Bordeaux

Covering about ten hectares, Bordeaux’s Jardin Public was created in 1746 at the instigation of the Intendant Tourny. Adopting the ideas of the Humanists, the Intendant Tourny sought to provide the Bordeaux people with a pleasant setting in which they could keep themselves in good health. Today, it accommodates a botanical garden and Bordeaux’s natural history museum.

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Bordeaux

Darwin is an ambitious, sustainable urban transition project, set within old army barracks and covering over three hectares of old military terrain on the banks of the Garonne River. It’s an ecosystem of associations set around a co-working and business incubator hub aimed at partnering sustainably-driven start-ups and projects. There’s a restaurant, an organic grocery store and a specific area for associations -the permanent site for reflexive and festive events.

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After wine, macaroons are the great speciality of Saint Emilion. They have been made there since as early as 1620 and were first produced by a religious community, the Ursulines. The recipe was passed on to a small number of families and has been kept secret ever since. Today, Nadia Fermigier, who succeeded Madame Blanchez, is the sole custodian of the true recipe dating from 1620.

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This tasting lounge is located inside the warmth and comfort of the Maison du Vin in the heart of Saint-Emilion. This new location was designed and furnished to enable you to discover the Saint-Emilion, Saint-Emilion Grand Cru, Lussac Saint-Emilion and Puisseguin Saint-Emilion appellations in a convivial atmosphere that is conducive to conversation and exchange.

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Bordeaux

Covering 2,700 m2 in the very centre of Bordeaux, Mollat has been THE bookshop for Bordelais for over 120 years.

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Bordeaux

This is a bobo-chic concept store found in Cap-Ferret, Arcachon, Bordeaux, and in fact everywhere in the world, including the internet. Unique and stylish, this is a different take on the world of fashion.

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Bordeaux

In a pretty boutique located in the heart of the historic Chartrons district, Laurent Château gives full rein to his decoration whims with old-style colours, objects brought back from oblivion, and designs that are steeped in history. Here, raw material is the watchword.

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Bordeaux

This Bordeaux shop is a must for anybody with a sweet tooth. On offer is chocolate, the house’s flagship product, candy with subtle and sometimes surprising flavours, as well as ice creams, biscuits and other sweets.

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Bordeaux

The “Capucins” is Bordeaux’s largest market. Around a hundred stallholders offer a wide range of food products and also flowers.

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Libourne

Libourne’s indoor market, adjacent to the open-air one, accommodates around twenty stallholders selling food 6 days a week from 6am to 1pm.

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