Discover the best top things to do in Aquitaine, France including Chateau d'Eau, Esplanade du Tertre, Rocher de la Vierge, Col d'Aubisque, Observatoire Sainte-Cecile, Eglise Saint-Jacques, La Pointe du Cap Ferret, Chateau de Camarsac, Cingle de Tremolat, Col du Pourtalet.
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4.5 based on 2,973 reviews
Gorgeous and stunning views of the coastline from this point. Must visit for some splendid photographic opportunities!
4.5 based on 78 reviews
A true special Col in the French Pyrenees with great views over the peak mountains. We went by motorcycle and the D918 is a really good road to ride for us who love riding motorbikes.
4.5 based on 24 reviews
19 km from the Place de la Bourse of Bordeaux, an adventure awaits you! A castle of the 14th century stands tall with its rich history and its quality wines. We invite you to visit us for some fun-learning activities and workshops on wine or just for a beautiful walk around the majestic castle and its vineyards. Don't forget to stay tuned for our timely events and our Friday evening Aperitifs : Les Vesperales ! To reach Château de Camarsac, you have a wide range of options: 1) Personal/Rented Cars 19 km from the Place de la Bourse, Bordeaux (25 min) 2) Bus Transgironde Line 402 Bordeaux Stalingrad – Branne. 2,50 - 3€ one way (45 min) Bus stop : Camarsac Sept Frères, then a 1km (15min) walk to reach the reception. 3) Vélo 1h – 1h30 from the Place de la Bourse, Bordeaux. 4) Uber 30 - 35€ one way (30 min) From the Place de la Bourse, Bordeaux. Possibility to order an uber at the castle. Warning: Long wait to have the taxi at Château de Camarsac for the return journey.
4.5 based on 51 reviews
Driving between Laruns and Pourtalet was one of the most memorable experiences of our trip. On the way to Col du Pourtalet, just outside Laruns in France, are the Gorges du Hourat, a very pretty piece of road through a narrow gorge, all along a river. It was raining softly, and everything was wet and green and beautiful. It was such a special little pass, which I cannot find on TripAdvisor to review. The road becomes the Col du Pourtalet, and then crosses over into Spain where the landscape opens up into vast spaces. The exciting thing for us in mid-May, as tourists from Africa, was the fact that it was snowing as we drove across Pourtalet. It was freezing, but so exciting. Even our cameras were too cold and eventually stopped working until we warmed them again. It is not a tight pass at all, no switch backs or scary drops to deal with, just long sweeps and extremely quiet. The river in the valley made it's way, tumbling and forming rapids below. It was quite different to all the passes we had seen on our trip thus far.
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