Cheap Flights to Bordeaux at 114CHF*

Fly to Bordeaux with Vueling and discover New Aquitaine, one of the most fascinating regions in southwestern France. Bordeaux, with its classic elegance and atmosphere, is famous for its architectural heritage, its gastronomy, and, of course, its renowned wines. Stroll through its historic city centre, declared a UNESCO World Heritage site, sample the local delicacies, and explore the surrounding vineyards for an unforgettable getaway.

A low cost getaway to Bordeaux

Enjoy a glass of wine at sunset, walk through the historic centre or relax by the Garonne River, these are just a few of the plans awaiting you in Bordeaux. The Pearl of Aquitaine will surprise you with its green spaces and incredible history. And, of course, you can't miss visiting its famous vineyards. Bordeaux is waiting for you!

Why fly to Bordeaux with Vueling?

Bordeaux is world-famous for its vineyards, but its charm goes far beyond wine. Its architectural heritage and relaxed atmosphere make it the perfect destination for a getaway.

Book your flight to Bordeaux and stroll around the Place de la Bourse, a symbol of 18th-century French urbanism, and marvel at the Miroir d’Eau, the largest water mirror in the world. Discover the majestic Saint-André Cathedral, a symbol of the city with centuries of history, and immerse yourself in the wine tradition with a tour of its vineyards and cellars.

Getting around Bordeaux is easy thanks to its efficient public transport, although walking or cycling around the city is the best way to enjoy its charming streets and quays along the Garonne River. Outdoor cafés, culture, and unmistakable elegance await you in Bordeaux. Let this gem of southwestern France conquer you!

What to do in Bordeaux

Discover a different Bordeaux with plans that go beyond the usual. Explore the ancient walls of the La Bastide district and immerse yourself in the city's history. Be amazed by the Atelier des Lumières, a space with digital exhibitions that transform art into an immersive experience, or head up to Caserne Niel, a former barracks turned cultural centre with incredible viewpoints. And to close the day, nothing better than a stroll through Jardin Public at sunset, where live music is sometimes played.

What to see in Bordeaux

Bordeaux is a city with history and character, perfect for exploring on foot or by bike. Discover the lively Place des Quinconces, one of the largest squares in Europe, explore the Porte Cailhau, an ancient medieval gate with spectacular views, relax in the botanical gardens by the Garonne River, or visit the Cité du Vin to immerse yourself in the wine culture. Ready for the adventure? Book your flight with Vueling and let yourself be surprised by this gem of New Aquitaine!

Cultural Attractions

• Place de la Bourse: This is one of the most famous squares in the city, highlighted by its reflection in the Miroir d'Eau, the largest water mirror in the world.
• Saint-André Cathedral: Built between the 12th and 16th centuries, this imposing Gothic monument is renowned for its architecture and historical significance.
• Museum of Fine Arts: Home to works by great masters such as Rubens and Delacroix.
• Cité du Vin: This interactive museum dedicated to the culture of wine lets you learn about Bordeaux’s winemaking history.
• Saint-Pierre District: The heart of the old town, ideal for getting lost in its cobbled streets, either on foot or by bike.

Outdoor Activities

• Garonne River Quays: Perfect for a relaxing walk while enjoying the views and the breeze.
• Jardin Public: A green, central space for taking a break or visiting its Natural History Museum. It will delight the little ones!
• Pey-Berland Tower: Considered by many to be the most beautiful monument in the city, this 66-meter tower offers stunning panoramic views of Bordeaux’s rooftops.
• Stone Bridge: This historic bridge crossing the Garonne River connects the old town with the new district and is a symbol of Bordeaux.

Gastronomy

• Canelés: Bordeaux’s famous pastries, with a hint of rum and vanilla, will make your mouth water.
• Bordeaux Wine: Pair your meals with a delicious red wine from the region, famous worldwide.
• Marché des Capucins: A local market where you’ll find fresh produce, artisan cheeses, and local sausages.
• Entrecôte à la Bordelaise: A delicious meat dish served with a special Bordeaux wine sauce.

Transport

The tram is a convenient and sustainable way to get around Bordeaux, with fast connections to major points of interest. Additionally, the historic centre is perfect for exploring on foot or by bike, allowing you to discover every corner of the city at your own pace.

Travel Tips

• Bordeaux is an ideal destination in spring and autumn, when the weather is mild and the city is full of events like the Fête du Vin. In winter, its Christmas markets create a special atmosphere, perfect for a different getaway.
• If you love wine, don’t miss visiting the wine regions of Saint-Émilion and Médoc, where you can tour cellars, taste exceptional wines, and learn more about the area’s winemaking tradition.