Bordeaux

Dubbed the pearl of the Aquitaine region of western France, Bordeaux is an important national port city with the sixth largest urban area in the country. Although Paris is mentioned as a symbol of France's authority, Lyon helps to remind of its monopoly in silk production, but Bordeaux is really a very friendly, lovely, peaceful tourist paradise and extremely famous for its top-notch wine industry.

Arriving in Bordeaux, most visitors are overwhelmed by the works of art with extremely unique architecture with an impressive history. The Grand Theater is considered a symbol of Bordeaux, started construction in 1773 and completed in 1780. This is the only wooden-framed opera house with Greek architecture left in Europe. It is the perfect combination of charm and splendor to create a luxurious and equally magnificent look for the theater. Meanwhile, the Palace of Versailles is not inferior with its unique art of installation and shaping. This work creates attraction with visual appeal, blue color mixed with white and royal gold. One of the perfect highlights for the historical serenity of Bordeaux is the system of museums with many unique styles. This is a place to store works of art from the 15th century with collections of paintings, sculptures and antiquities. It seems that because of the historical and ancient space, the atmosphere here is also very peaceful and slow. Not too noisy, in a hurry, everything calms down in a very idyllic daily life.

Location: Bordeaux, Garonne, France.