Sauveterre-de-Guyenne Things to Do

Also known as Place Royale, this is a perfect example of Bordeaux architecture at the end of the 18th century. This is a beautiful line of archways and slate roofs, with an impressive fountain in the centre - a setting made eve... more

This municipal swimming pool is more than just a place for the townsfolk. It has several pools: a big indoor one for serious swimmers, a little one for children with ornaments and a little bridge that goes over their heads, an... more

The pick of the region's horses will compete with national thoroughbreds over jumps, in dressage and on show. The event attracts a portion of Bordeaux's more glamorous residents. Indeed, leading local businesses, including the... more

This vineyard takes pride of place among St Emilion's great vintages. One of the oldest properties in the town, and one of the highest at 90 meters (295 feet) above sea level, the 30-year old vineyard at Clos des Menuts spans s... more

On the third Sunday in September, and after various traditional events, grape picking begins in all the major chateaux in the region. From the top of the King's tower in St-Emilion, the jury officially announces the start of th... more

Opened in 1811, Bordeaux's Natural History Museum is one of the oldest of its kind in France. Set in a stunning private mansion adjoining the Le Jardin Public , the Musée d'Histoire Naturelle hosts a zoological collection of sp... more

The Cruiseur Colbert is one of the country's biggest warships and belongs to the French Navy. Now with a new lease of life as a museum, you can retrace the life of the vessel from her construction in 1953 to her last mission in... more

This is a favorite place for students to party, being right in the heart of Bordeaux's nightlife. It's difficult to get to the bar in the evening, especially on a Thursday, which is students' night, and on theme nights even the... more

On the first day of summer, France celebrates the new season with music. Group upon group of musicians, whether well rehearsed or completely off the cuff, invade the cafes and the terraces, the streets and the squares. People s... more