Sauveterre-de-Guyenne Things to Do

Château Canon is a fine wine of Bordeaux produced with the grapes from the vineyard of Canon-Fronsac. This vineyard produces the longest established wines of the Libournais viticultural region, having created wines appreciated... more

The fact that La Couspaude is actually located within the medieval town of Saint-Emilion sets it apart from most vineyards of the region, and its small size limits the distribution of the fine wines produced here. Three varieti... more

Scrap metal dealer Henri Malatre opened Musée de l'Automobile Henri Malartre in 1960 in a 15th-century castle. He had actually started his car collection in 1931 and took it up again after being deported during the war. The mus... more

This is a city location for Muslim worship and other services. more

Every spring, an enormous plant market takes over one of the largest avenues in central Bordeaux, diverting all the traffic. You'll find some rather unusual plant species, and you can watch the birds on display in the little co... more

This tea room on the first floor of the shopping center specializes in sweet and savory tarts. You can have a meal composed of slices of savory and sweet tarts accompanied by a coffee or chocolat viennois. The different types o... more

On the right bank of the Garonne river, a few minutes from the bustling city, lies a café well-known among nature and world music lovers. The place has many attractions, including a little waterside garden with a view over the... more

The Théâtre National de Bordeaux en Aquitaine consistently stages some of Bordeaux's finest theatrical performances, from tragedies to comedies to modern dramas. With three performance spaces, the Théâtre National offers an ent... more

L'Olympia is an all-purpose arts venue in the city of Arcachon. Recently, it underwent a painstaking process of restoration, including a brick-by-brick renovation of the 19th-century façade. L'Olympia boasts exemplary acoustics... more

This cultural center underwent a restoration process in 1998, renovating the 19th-century wrought-iron and stonework building to its former glory. Today Halle des Chartrons hosts all kinds of cultural events for Bordeaux locals. more