Bordeaux

This article was written by Global Graduates, published on 12th May 2010 and has been read 32212 times.
City of StudentsBordeaux is a city most commonly associated with good, full-bodied French wine, and impressive hôtels particuliers (mansions to you and me). Although this is understandably true, the city itself can blow its own trumpet about many more attractions; a thriving scene for theatre, music and art ensure this city packs a lot of punch.
The Mole Diaries: Bordeaux Ines' Bordeaux blog Why should I choose Bordeaux for my year abroad?
Book, food and flea markets spill out on the streets on a sunny Sunday, where you can pick up a dog-eared copy of Balzac, whilst getting some vintage gear and some slices of saucisson. Wine fanatics can brush up on their sipping and slurping skills visiting the surrounding vineyards; and if you feel you want to let your regal ego in for a treat, plan a trip to one of the many châteaux peppered around the city. But Bordeaux isn't just for the posh or privileged—whether you're studying, working or just chilling, Bordeaux's pazazz is really quite infectious indeed.

Still need a push in the right direction? Find out how much previous students enjoyed Bordeaux in our Bordeaux Mole Diary and Been There, Done That! reviews.
Bordeaux Language Assistants 2011-2012:
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