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Morning. Start your day by visiting La Cit du Vin [23575], an immersive museum dedicated to wine and its history. Enjoy a wine tasting and take in the panoramic views of the city from the top of the building.

Afternoon. Visit Bordeaux Cathedral (Cath drale St. Andr ) [14894], a stunning Gothic cathedral that dates back to the 12th century. Take a stroll through Place de la Bourse (Place Royale) [1729], a beautiful square that features the famous Water Mirror, a reflecting pool that creates a stunning mirror effect.

Evening. Take a guided walking tour to discover the city's rich history and architecture. End your night with a dinner at Le Pressoir d'Argent Gordon Ramsay, a Michelin-starred restaurant located in the Grand Theatre [1726].

Morning. Explore the historic district of Bordeaux by taking a walk through Pont de Pierre [14840], a bridge that offers stunning views of the Garonne River. Visit Girondins Monument (Monument aux Girondins) [14892], a beautiful fountain that honors the Girondins, a political faction during the French Revolution.

Afternoon. Head to Bordeaux Wine and Trade Museum (Mus e du Vin et du N goce de Bordeaux) [25675], which showcases the history of wine production in the region. Stop by Grosse Cloche [14891], a medieval bell tower that once served as the main entrance to the city.

Evening. Spend the evening at Quinconces Square (Place des Quinconces) [1730], one of the largest public squares in Europe. End your night with a visit to Basilica of St. Michael (Basilique St. Michel) [1734], a beautiful church that features a unique mix of Gothic and Renaissance styles.

Morning. Start your day with a visit to Bordeaux Museum of Fine Arts (Mus e des Beaux-Arts de Bordeaux) [3221], which houses a vast collection of European paintings and sculptures. Afterward, visit Palais Gallien [1732], a Roman amphitheater that dates back to the 2nd century.

Afternoon. Visit Museum of Aquitaine (Mus e d'Aquitaine) [1727], which showcases the history and culture of the Aquitaine region. Stop by Porte de Bourgogne [14839], a beautiful gate that once served as the entrance to the city from the river.

Evening. Spend the evening at Place Gambetta [14893], a lively square that features a variety of shops, restaurants, and cafes. End your night with a visit to Bordeaux H tel de Ville (Palais Rohan) [14890], a beautiful 18th-century building that houses the city hall.

Morning. Take a trip to Saint-Seurin Basilica (Basilique Saint-Seurin) [14895], a beautiful church that features a mix of Romanesque and Gothic styles. Afterward, take a walk down Rue Sainte-Catherine [17636], one of the longest pedestrian shopping streets in Europe.

Afternoon. Visit Port of the Moon (Port de la Lune) [18299], a UNESCO World Heritage Site that features 18th-century buildings and quays along the Garonne River. Stop by Chartreuse Cemetery (Cimetiere de la Chartreuse) [1724], a beautiful cemetery that is home to some of the city's most notable figures.

Evening. Spend the evening at the Port of Bordeaux [5452], which is considered one of the largest and most important ports in France. End your night with a stroll along Quai Louis XVIII [14838], a beautiful promenade that offers stunning views of the river.