Where is Bordeaux located?

Bordeaux is located in southwestern France where the Garonne River flows into the Atlantic Ocean. Paris to Bordeaux is more or less the same distance from New Orleans to Houston.

How can I get to Bordeaux from Paris?

The train connects Paris to Bordeaux in 2 hours. We’d say it’s faster than the process of flying, but France squished short-haul domestic flights that can be replaced by fast train travel, so going on the ground is your best option either way out.

What is the main train station in Bordeaux?

Bordeaux’s main train station is Bordeaux St-Jean, about one-mile south of the historic center. Public transport and rideshares are available, though walking along the riverfront is a great way to see the city.

Is it easy to get around Bordeaux without a car?

Depends on how many drinks you’ve had, we suppose. Bordeaux is a very walkable city with a sizable pedestrian zone so you can wander all rosy-cheeked safely. If your legs are a bit wobbly, the tram lines, buses, and river shuttles will get you where you want to go.

Bordeaux wine guide and how to get around by train

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