Bordeaux enjoys a thriving culinary scene, with the largest number of restaurants per capita in France, totaling over 1,600 dining restaurants. The city is home to numerous internationally renowned Michelin starred chefs -such as Philippe Etchebest, Gordon Ramsay and Yannick Alléno; and the first ecolabelled starred restaurant, Le Prince Noir- who showcase the local gastronomy and high-end gourmet cuisine. With 65 designated wine appellations and 7,000 châteaux, Bordeaux is known as the wine capital of the world. While the Cité du Vin is an absolute must-see, a visit to a local wine bar should also be on top of your list. In short, Bordeaux has something for everyone.

Ideally located (less than a 2-hour ride by TGV train from Paris), Bordeaux is a leading destination for business tourism, offering an unparalleled combination of beauty, culture, and innovation. With 150 parks and gardens, a pedestrianized town centre with calm traffic, Bordeaux is a pleasant and accessible city to live, work and explore. But there’s more! The city is home to the largest urban area classified by UNESCO with 347 monuments, making it a rich destination for culture and history enthusiasts. Bordeaux's commitment to sustainability is also demonstrated through initiatives like the Darwin Ecosystem, a creative hub for green economy initiatives, making it an ideal business destination for those seeking a responsible and eco-friendly environment. Whether one is looking to host a conference, hold a business meeting, or simply enjoy the city's many treasures, Bordeaux will leave a lasting impression on all visitors.