Padraig Breathnach a =E9crit :
> "nicandal" wrote:
>
> >> Thanks. I have taken the bull by the horns and booked accommodation in
> >> Bordeaux. A bigger city is a better risk in winter. I will look into
> >> the possibility of excursions.
> >
> >Can't argue with that assessment. We'll be there next week, in Lalinde
> >near Bergerac, but we won't be canoeing or caving!
> >
> I have had a first look at the SNCF site, and a day-trip to Bergerac
> looks quite manageable. Is that a good idea, or is Bergerac more a
> centre from which to explore than a good destination in itself?
>
> >Don't know Bordeaux enough to help you, unless IKEA counts.
> >
> IKEA? We hope to travel with hand baggage only!
>
> >Enjoy your trip.
> >
> Thanks. That's the intention. At worst we can laugh at ourselves for
> making a bad choice. I am more optimistic than that, though. I expect
> that we will enjoy some good food and wine anyway.
>
> --
> PB
> The return address has been MUNGED
> My travel writing: http://www.iol.ie/~draoi/
First try this:
http://www.tourisme-aquitaine.fr/en/
For the connoisseur of sea food one can visit oyster farms and enjoy
fresh sea food. you could head up north to Marennes and make a round
trip back to bordeaux going to Brantome for exemple. I always advise to
eat at Relais&Chateaux Relais Gourmands www.relaisgourmands.com . Nice
for your palate but you need a good credit card.
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