Location: Libourne
Top Things to do in Libourne
10 Things to Do in Libourne That You Shouldn't Miss
Libourne in France, from Europe region, is best know for Other Food & Drink. Discover best things to do in Libourne with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Libourne
1. Chateau de Sales
Overall Ratings
5 based on 54 reviews
Château de Sales is the largest property of Pomerol appellation with 90ha, and one of its most beautiful architecture which has been transmitted from generation to generation for more than five centuries. You will admire the magnificient and Pomerol unique charterhouse, built in the 17th century.Here Family, Castle and Wine are in harmony with Tradition, Modernity and Excellence. For a booking contact us by email please.
Reviewed By Jacqueline S - Surrey, United Kingdom
Chateau De Sales was the first chateaux that we visited during our stay in Bordeaux last weekend and I'm so pleased we started here. A delightful chateaux that has been in the hands of the same family for over five centuries. Margery, our wonderful guide,...MoreHello Jacqueline, It was a really pleasure to welcome your at château de Sales. You will think about us cooking with the apron you bought and I will think about you when I will go to London. Best Regards Marjorie
2. Lac des Dagueys
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By max s - South Yorkshire, United Kingdom
An ideal spot for Families and especially during the summer months there's a number of water attractions for the kids to play on, also other features such as paddle boards and small boats for hire.
The place is kept immaculate including the sand and lifeguards are present, there are many grassy area's for picnics, even on the hottest days whilst busy it was not overbearing.
3. Parc de l'Epinette
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
4. Chateau du Tailhas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
We are happy to welcome you in Chateau du Tailhas, in Pomerol. We will present you the vineyard, the winery, how the wine is made from the vine to the bottle. The visit ends with the tasting of our wines. We are open for visits during the week days from 9am to 12 and from 2pm to 5pm. We are open during the weekend for visits with a reservation
Reviewed By bonneylaketapps - seattle, wa
We visited this gem located in Pomerol appellation in September when the chateau was preparing to harvest most of their grapes. It is a very small (just 11 ha) vineyard bordering with Saint-Emilion. A tiny little stream called Taillas separates the two famous appellations of Bordeaux. One can actually see the formidable competitors Chateau-Figeac and Chateau Cheval Blanc from the grounds of Chateau du Tailhas. The proximity to these two super famous chateaux doesn't make the work of Chateau du Tailhas easier. If anything, it makes it more challenging and difficult. But one shouldn't compare this gem of a winery to bigger and more powerful Figeac and Cheval Blanc. Chateau du Tailhas is a winner in its lightweight category. The wines we tastes were fantastic! We truly regret they are not available in the United States. So if you visit Bordeaux, make sure you put this chateau on your list. You will discover a unique family wine-making operation and learn about challenges and struggles a small business like Chateau du Tailhas is facing on a daily basis in Bordeaux. You will also be amazed by the creativity and ingenuity they come up with when crafting their amazing wines. It's a gem in Pomerol. Don't overlook it. It's worth every minute of your time.
5. Le Musee des Beaux Arts
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By mrsagf - Washington dc
This is a small but good art collection, ranging from medieval to modern, on the 1er etage/ second floor of the Town Hall, up a magnificent staircase. The medieval Town Hall was remodeled to make it look even more medieval by Eugene Violette-le-Duc, the 19th c. government architect who remodeled so much of France in the name of restoration but to conform to his artistic vision. This Town Hall is a confection not to be missed. Go inside and see the public rooms, if you can. They still have Violette-le-Duc's original decoration and furniture. Then go up his staircase to the town Museum of Fine Arts.
The Town Hall faces the central square. Merchant houses with arcades line the other sides. There are a few cafes and many interesting food shops in these arcades, including an outpost of Georges Larnicol, the Parisian chocolatier. But even the bakeries and delis were interesting. I always check French supermarkets, and there was one of these, too, on this square, within an arcade.
The square hosts a flea market during the week and a fresh food market on weekends. There is a Must-See permanent, covered market of many food stalls adjoining a CORNER of the central square. This market is a true education.
Libourne is a historic English bastide town at the confluence of the Isle and Dordogne Rivers and is a gateway to St. Emilion and Pomerol. It has a brand new dock and gangway arrangement installed to accommodate the newly emerging cruise ship business in the Gironde. It is also upgrading sidewalks in anticipation of more tourism.
6. Youpi Parc Libourne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By dp-barbe - Villegouge, France
J'y ai emmené ma petite fille = Elle c'est "éclatée!" sur les tobogans , sautoirs gonflables et autres jeux Sur place j'ai lu mon journal , bu une biere ; elle son gouter . Elle a fait sa nuit !...
7. Assistance Taxi
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Oussama A
Très bon chauffeur, accueillant et véhicule confortable. Je recommande grandement! Ne pas hésiter une seule seconde.
8. Le White House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Cho-san - 川崎
市役所と同一の建物で美術館は2階の2部屋のみ。それでもジェロラモ・バッサーノ、ドンゲン、デュフィ、ヨルダーンス、キスリングなどがあった。調べではある筈のクラナッハ、ロートレック、藤田が見当たらないので受付の隣の絵葉書スタンドを探してみたが見つからない。受付に座っていた二人の男性に聞くと真剣に探してくれ、クラナッハと藤田の絵葉書を出してきてくれた。それらを購入。一葉2ユーロとフランスでは一番高かったが、ここは入場無料なのでそれで相殺。
9. Aquafish Spa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By blondinette33 - Mauriac, France
Aquafish de Libourne, se situe aux Dagueys près de la boite de nuit. Il faut réserver à l'avance. vous arrivez, il y a quelques marches. Petit endroit sympathique, vous êtes reçu par une personne charmante, vous devez vous déchausser et mettre des tongs. (prêt). La personne vous lave les pieds puis vous pouvez commencer votre séance d'Aquafish. L'endroit est propre, sympathique avec une lumière tamisée et de la musique douce. La séance dure 30 minutes. sensation délicate de gommage des pieds par des petits poissons. Il y a 4 bacs individuels
10. Appy Ulm
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By ikebabel - Angouleme, France
J'ai pu effectuer ce matin un tour de 30 minutes en ULM au dessus du vignoble de Saint-Emilion. Très belle expérience ! Le pilote, M. de la Chapelle, explique, met en confiance et fait partager sa passion.
je recommande vivement cette attraction.
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