Top Things to do in Aquitaine
Top Hotels in Aquitaine
- 1. Best Western Premier Hotel Bayonne Etche-Ona
- 2. Staycity Aparthotel Bordeaux City Centre
- 3. Hilton Garden Inn Bordeaux Centre
- 4. Hotel Le B d'Arcachon
- 5. Hotel Cardinal Bordeaux
- 6. Radisson Blu Hotel Bordeaux
- 7. Le Boutique Hotel & Spa
- 8. Le Regina Biarritz Hotel & Spa - MGallery Collection
- 9. Le Windsor Grande Plage Biarritz
- 10. Vitalparc
What to do and see in Aquitaine, Nouvelle-Aquitaine: The Best Shopping
Discover the best top things to do in Aquitaine, France including Marche de Sainte Foy-la-Grande, La Galerie Brigitte Capy, BLEU, la galerie, Art Traffik, Sarlat Market, Perigueux Saturday Street Market, Marche des Capucins, Marche Nocturne, Brantome Market, Institut Culturel Bernard Magrez.
Restaurants in Aquitaine
1. Marche de Sainte Foy-la-Grande
2. La Galerie Brigitte Capy
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
3. BLEU, la galerie
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
BLEU, la galerie is an art-gallery especially designed for sea-lovers. Whatever artwork deals with oceans, harbors, beaches, sailing, fishing or surfing is in BLEU, la gallery...
4. Art Traffik
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
For all Contemporary Art addicted people. Artists, amateurs, first-time buyers or collectors... Living with Art make life more Beautiful ! Let's be Art Traffikers
5. Sarlat Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,384 reviews
Every Wednesday and Saturday the great Sarlat market attracts vendors from the region.
Reviewed By delainef2020 - Salt Spring Island, Canada
The markets, held on Wednesday and Saturday mornings are full of wonderful foods;breads, foie gras (a specialty here), wines, fruits and vegetables, spices & herbs, as well as other niche articles such as walnuts, walnut oil and vin de noix, which is made from walnuts when they are still green. The old walled town is built of of stone houses which date back hundreds of years and with the assistance of forward looking government officials has been refurbished to its present day glory by showing ancient architecture in modern times. A special Festival takes place in early March, the Fest-Oie, which celebrates the geese of Sarlat which provide the foie-gras gras in its many forms, some of which are offered for tasting during the Fest weekend. Sarlat also hosts weekend celebrations of film, theatre and local cuisine over the summer and the fall. It is a lovely place to visit; be sure to take part in a free walking tour which is put on by the tourism bureau of Sarlat which will give insights into the fascinating history of this beautiful town and the region.
6. Perigueux Saturday Street Market
7. Marche des Capucins
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 542 reviews
Reviewed By AnnS80 - Westcliff-on-Sea, United Kingdom
A great market with lots of stuff to look at and buy or just to see what the French people buy on a daily basis - fruit and vegetables that are most intersting for example different coloured tomatoes! Some speciality cakes the Caneles and the pastries with vanilla cream in the centre. Meat and fish of all kinds. There are also places to eat - oysters, breakfast, lunch. We went twice during our 5 day stay: we had lunch one day and breakfast another. Both were excellent. Go and see this place,it tells you more about France and the French now than the historic museums although they can tell you so much about the past.
8. Marche Nocturne
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 32 reviews
SUMMER night market under the covered market on the main square of the village, every wednesday evening in july and august. Start at 7:00 pm
Reviewed By foodfun76
Spending a night at the market is a fun way to pass the evening. Get there early, claim your spot, walk around teh town, and then buy food and wine and enjoy your meal. They prefer you buy the wine there and have a nice local selection for very reasonable. The food is excellent and sharing works well. Oh, and bring a plate and silverware or buy a kit from a vendor.
9. Brantome Market
10. Institut Culturel Bernard Magrez
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 358 reviews
The Bernard Magrez Art Institute offers contemporary art exhibitions, concerts, workshops and conferences. The château and other rooms can be rented for product launches, corporate team building events or private events. The Art Institute supports arts through artists residencies, mastepieces orders and other charity events. Is supports science through charity nights and donations. It supports culture thanks to exhibitions, workshops and faciliation of meeting with artists in person.
Reviewed By claradibs
With our friends we spend few hours in this great place. Art and architecture! We recommand this place very clos to bordeaux
