Les trésors côtiers du Pays basque et de Bordeaux

Bilbao→Bordeaux

25.05.27 - 30.05.27

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Pays2

Nuits5

Itinéraire jour par jour

REMARQUE: Cet itinéraire fournit des informations générales sur chaque destination. Veuillez également noter que certains lieux et points forts mentionnés peuvent ne pas être ouverts ou accessibles le jour de notre visite. Pour obtenir le programme d'excursions le plus précis, nous vous recommandons de contacter votre agent Swan Hellenic ou votre agence de voyage à l'approche de la date de départ.

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Jour 1

Bilbao

Bilbao, the de facto capital of the Basque region, is an industrial city renowned for its culture, skyscrapers and the Frank Gehry–designed Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, which sparked the city's revitalisation. The city’s many pintxo bars are a mainstay of the culinary scene, while the lively La Ribera Market dates back to the 14th century. Spain’s famous La Rioja wine region is a full-day trip from the port

Jour 2

Gijon

The Asturian port city Gijon with colourful old houses is surrounded by green hills and is home to the Atlantic Botanical Gardens with over 2,000 plants. The monumental sculpture "Eulogy to the Horizon" by Basque sculptor Eduardo Chillida overlooks the sea. In the fisherman’s old quarter, Cimadevilla, the Campo Valdés Roman Baths date from around 100 AD. Local ciders are a speciality, best enjoyed in a traditional sideria.

Jour 3

San Sebastian

Set on the stunning Bay of Biscay, the culinary powerhouse of San Sebastián blends big-city style with Basque tradition. Renowned for innovative chefs and Michelin stars, its cobblestone old town, Parte Vieja, buzzes with lively pintxo bars where world-renowned bite-sized specialities are paired with local wines. The town’s Belle Epoque elegance is framed by two beaches, Playas de la Concha and de Ondarreta, both lined with a scenic promenade.

Jours 4-5

Pauillac

The small port town of Pauillac is a cornerstone of the Médoc wine region, on the Gironde estuary north of Bordeaux. Highly regarded by wine enthusiasts, it is home to three of the five Bordeaux First-Growth wines: the prestigious Châteaux of Mouton-Rothschild, Latour, and Lafite-Rothschild. Renowned for Cabernet Sauvignon, these wines boast rich tannins and age beautifully. Pauillac also has a unique history with a WWI US Navy seaplane base.

Jour 6

Bordeaux

Bordeaux, a key port city in southwestern France, is the heart of the French wine industry. The Cité du Vin, an interactive wine museum, and the UNESCO-listed 18th-century old city highlight its cultural and architectural significance. Surrounded by famed wine regions like Médoc, Graves, Sauternes, Pomerol and Saint-Émilion, Bordeaux blends rich history with world-class gastronomy and markets like Capucins and Chartrons.