3 Days
2 Nights
Located 20 minutes drive from Bordeaux, the Graves and Pessac-Léognan appellations offer panoramic views over the vines, protected by the Landes forest.
Indulge in the world’s first wine therapy spa, a unique concept based on the benefits of vines and grapes. A delight for the senses, and the peace and quiet of the location will make your rest and relaxation weekend unforgettable, whether you come alone or as a couple.
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Visit Bordeaux with a tour in a sightseeing bus and then stroll along the most beautiful squares and terraces of historic Bordeaux. Treat yourself to a gastronomic getaway: free time for lunch in Bordeaux.
Next, head to the Chartrons district for a visit to the museum of wine and wine trading, followed by free time in the neighbourhood renowned for its antique shops and dealers. In mid-afternoon, enjoy a relaxing foot treatment at Nuxe Spa in a luxury Bordeaux hotel.
Once properly relaxed, take the road to your 5-star accommodation on an outstanding site in Martillac, just 20 minutes from Bordeaux. Dinner in a chic bistro in Martillac. Spend the night in a Relais & Châteaux hotel in Martillac, nestling amid the vines.
Graves will be the starting point of your adventure: learn everything you need to know about vintage red and white wine production with a visit to a wine cellar, including a Grand Cru Classé wine tasting.
On of the most beautiful wine estates in the Pessac-Léognan appellation, discover the natural benefits of wine therapy in a prestigious spa. Enjoy an incredible sensory experience enhanced by the multiple virtues of grapes during a half-day session at the wine therapy spa in your Relais & Châteaux hotel.
Make the most of this last day to round off your discovery of the vineyard with a bike ride or cookery class. Sports lovers can head to the tennis court for a game, or relax by the pool. Whatever you choose to do, a delicious brunch will be served for you at the poolside.
For your afternoon, we suggest a cultural outing to the Château de La Brède, one of Montesquieu’s most beautiful residences, where the writer and philosopher wrote The Spirit of the Laws.
There is one thing that has long been sure: Bordeaux is the world wine capital. But since 2007, the city has also been listed as a UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation) World Heritage Site.
A distinction that the city known as “Sleeping Beauty” shares with two other outstanding sites in Gironde: the Saint-Emilion wine area and Blaye Citadel. Gems to discover during a short break.
Discover Bordeaux from a new angle over a weekend: that of its three famous writers and philosophers.
