Explore Saint-vincent-de-paul in Gironde

Saint-Vincent-de-Paul is a small, rural commune in the Bordeaux metropolitan area, located at the crossroads of two major historical routes: the Dordogne, which for centuries was sailed upstream by ships for the wine trade, and the road to Paris, once used by Frankish invaders and pilgrims on their way to Santiago de Compostela. The Balades à Roulettes® (BR®) are short, leisurely walks, with a baby carriage or small bike, or adapted for people with reduced mobility (in wheelchairs), offered by the Fédération Française de Randonnée de la Gironde.

This vast stretch of water hosts numerous water sports activities (sailing, windsurfing, canoeing, kayaking, etc.). With its pontoon and its adapted equipment, it is also a reference in terms of accessibility for people with reduced mobility. Those who prefer to stay on land will appreciate the grassy banks of the lake and the wood. The Balades à Roulettes® (BR®) are short, quiet walks, with a pushchair or a small bicycle, or adapted for people with reduced mobility (in a wheelchair), proposed by the French Federation of Rambling of the Gironde.

Asques is a charming little village with beautiful views over the Dordogne. Take a stroll through the picturesque village, where you'll see many 18th and 19th century stone houses and a 19th century washhouse and fountain. Asques takes its name from the Latin aqua (water) or the French asquette (rock shelter). Depending on the tides, you can watch the tidal bore, a unique and surprising phenomenon.

This 35 km itinerary, which can be completed over two days, takes you from Saint-André-de-Cubzac to Blaye, with an overnight stop in Bourg-sur-Gironde bourg-sur-Gironde for the night. On the GR®655, you can contemplate the banks of the Dordogne, the Gironde Estuary and its numerous harbours and atypical carrelets, as well as the Moorish-style houses of Bourg, its château, church and washhouse, before rising above the vineyards to reach the splendid and famous citadel of Blaye. This route is proposed by the Comité Régional de Randonnée Pédestre. Departing from a train station or TER bus stop, it allows you to join a walking or hiking itinerary, and take a stroll in ecomobility!

From the hillside of Montalon and its remains of old windmills, discover the superb panorama over the Dordogne valley! After having crossed a landscape alternating corn fields and vineyards, along a shady path, reach the port of Plagne, a peaceful place on the banks of the Dordogne. On the way back to the village, you will discover its architectural jewels, notably the Robillard castle and its park.

At the gates of Bordeaux, between the Dordogne and the Garonne, discover this semi-rural territory characterized by wine growing.

From the "La Chapelle" parking lot, you can enjoy a panoramic view before putting on your hiking boots. Saint Romain la Virvée boasts several natural sites that promote biodiversity. It is one of the communes concerned by the type II natural zone of ecological, faunistic and floristic interest (ZNIEFF).

In the middle of a 16-hectare park, discover the Beauval castle, its outbuildings and its superb windmill. Its beautiful paths allow you to wander through the park, contemplating the various plant species. Bought by the municipality in the 1990s, guided tours of the Beauval estate are regularly organized by the municipality, which plans to install the cultural center of Bassens on this site. The Balades à Roulettes® (BR®) are short, quiet walks, with a pushchair or a small bicycle, or adapted for people with reduced mobility (in a wheelchair), proposed by the French Federation of Rambling of the Gironde.

Discover the commune of Sainte-Eulalie by the stream and through the vineyards of the Entre-deux-Mers. Semi-urban walk. Departure from the car park of the sports complex of Sainte-Eulalie.

This 65-hectare park illustrates the successful reconversion of an old gravel pit, whose 3 ponds make it all the more picturesque. In summer, at the end of August, don't miss the Ambès Odysseys festival, dedicated to the performing arts. In the 18th century, Ambès was a meeting place. Located at the confluence of the Dordogne and the Garonne, where the two rivers mix to form the Gironde, the largest estuary in Atlantic Europe. A vast traffic of goods, including contraband, existed then with the ports of Bordeaux and Libourne. The Balades à Roulettes® (BR®) are short, quiet walks, with a pushchair or a small bicycle, or adapted for people with reduced mobility (in a wheelchair), proposed by the Fédération Française de Randonnée de la Gironde.

By the fireplace in winter, in a dining room with walls full of paintings, in the lush patio or on the terrace facing the river at the first rays of sunshine, you will have the choice between menus, a menu renewed each season or the table of suggestions of the day. Lots of fresh fish, a smokehouse for salmon and sturgeon, foie gras half-cooked in a terrine, impeccable cooking... in a word: cooking for passion.

Detached house 800 m from the village, shops and cinema, with enclosed grounds, 2 parking spaces and sliding gate. It comprises a living room with a sitting area (pellet stove, sofa and armchairs) and a kitchen/dining area (table and chairs) separated by a counter, two bedrooms (one 140cm bed and two 90cm beds) and a shower room with shower cubicle/WC included. Bed linen is provided, as well as a kitchen towel. Linen rental and end-of-stay cleaning service available (extra charge). Electric heating and pellet stove. Terrace with garden furniture under a pergola. Cot and high chair available. Tramway to Carbon Blanc 6 km away, on the way to Bordeaux.

Located just 15 kilometers from the gates of Bordeaux, in the commune of Saint André de Cubzac, on the Montalon hillside, famous for the crossing of the 45th parallel, we welcome you to the "Lodge de Mermoz". In a haven of peace, on a wooded plot of about 3000m2, you'll enjoy this pleasant setting inspiring relaxation. The "Lodge de Mermoz" is an outbuilding located below our architect-designed house. This fully independent studio with large bay windows provides plenty of light in all seasons. Its large exotic wood terrace, outdoor furniture, large Jacuzzi (usable all year round), gas plancha and deckchairs await you for pleasant moments. The accommodation is equipped with reversible air conditioning. Bed linen, towels and heating are included in the price. Secure parking.

Carole and her family welcome you in this old barn and wine storehouse, now a guest house, renovated with stones and rubble from the region. The Cosy Cabarieu, your charming stop on the road of the "Unesco cities", is composed of two rooms for 2 to 4 persons: "The Cosy Suite" and "The Cosy Room" (possibility to make it a family suite for 4 to 6 persons). Each room has a small courtyard with a shaded terrace, garden furniture and an access to the spa to relax in privatization option. You will appreciate the quietness of the place, the immediate proximity of hiking trails through the woods, the many services available on request (massages, wine tasting, nature walks...) or the delicious "zero waste" breakfast of Carole. The Cosy Suite has a fully equipped kitchenette and the room has a mini fridge, microwave and coffee maker.

We invite you to spend a few days in the heart of the vineyard in our restored 19th century Bordeaux house, full of charm with its large volumes and the surrounding countryside, much appreciated by nature lovers. The gîte is close to Bordeaux and to many places of interest: Saint-Emilion, the Médoc, the Graves, the Sauternais, the Entre-deux-Mers and the Roger Lapébie bicycle path, the beaches of the Bassin d'Arcachon and the ocean. Nearby, you will find Michel's apiary and the wine farm cultivated organically by our daughter and her husband. See you soon for beautiful discoveries.

Chez le Brasseur is a brewery and ambient bar established near Bordeaux since 2018. The establishment stands out for its demanding selection of the finest craft beers, complemented by original preparations for a discovery of unique flavors. Themed evenings regularly enliven the bar. Chez le Brasseur also offers privatization of a space for any public or private event. This event support service covers Cenon, Floirac, Lormont, Tresses, Ambarès-et-Lagrave, Bruges, Carbon-Blanc, Sainte-Eulalie and the whole of Bordeaux's right bank.

At the gates of Bordeaux, in the commune of Yvrac, the Chai des Grézeaux is part of a particularly quiet and pleasant hamlet and is located in the vineyard of the Pestoury family, within the Côtes de Bordeaux appellation. This single-storey house, facing south, is the oldest in the hamlet and represents the typical historical habitat of the winegrowers. Its large wooded park and fruit garden are ideal for enjoying a convivial meal under the two hundred year old lime trees. Inside, the house has a new equipment for the house, a spacious living room, a kitchen and three bedrooms: two bedrooms each equipped with a 160x200 bed and one bedroom with two 90x190 beds. Bathroom and WC complete the set. Sheets and linen included.

Every Friday evening from May to September: jazz, live, rockabilly, soul and more. In short, it's all dancing, singing, eating and drinking, so there's everything you need for a great night out 2026 concert program Crawfish Wallet on July 31, 2026 Claribol Stompers on August 07, 2026 HSD Trio on August 14, 2026 Jérôme Laborde Quartet August 21, 2026 RIX trio August 28, 2026 Gypsy Yvi Balkan Brass September 04, 2026 Dishes (not exhaustive, prepared on site). Mixed platter Cheese platter Charcuterie platter Eggplant on TRUC Salmon on TRUC Croque tartufo Tomato tart Burrata tomato, olive oil Plate of bellota ham (paleta)

Château de Reignac is ideally situated at the confluence of the Dordogne and Garonne Rivers (the “Entre Deux Mers”). Reignac offers a unique quality, that of reuniting the best types of terroir of both the Right and the Left Banks in a single estate. Reignac offers the best Bordeaux quality price ratio, confirmed by blind tasting by European Grand Jury and scores awarded by the world’s leading tasters. Qualitative consistency of our wines results from our obsession for quality and our great terroir. Reignac produces wines of exceptional and consistent quality, fact that has been recognized by many great wine tasters.

The 17th century house was part of a vineyard estate and served as a stable and service house. Built of old stones and carefully renovated, this pleasant gîte offers you a relaxing stay in the middle of the vineyards. Here you can enjoy the silence, the swimming pool, the Sauna, cycling, watching migrating birds in autumn or diving in the lively districts of Bordeaux, which is only 30 minutes away.

This road bridge was built by Gustave Eiffel, between 1879 and 1883, on the foundations of a first suspension bridge (1839-1869) washed away by a storm Destroyed during the Second World War, it was rebuilt between 1946 and 1947 by his grandson, Jacques Eiffel. The access ramp is supported by stone arches which, seen from below, look like a Gothic cathedral.

The Cyclo Abri, installed on the port of Cubzac les Ponts, is designed for temporary bicycle parking. The shelter is equipped with a repair station and an inflation station available to users. It is equipped with three stainless-steel hoops for parking bicycles, one for tools (inflator, keys, etc.) and two recharging points for electrically-assisted bicycles (EABs). Picnic tables and a children's play area are also available.

Eiffel bridge at Cubzac les Ponts : This road bridge was built by Gustave Eiffel between 1879 and 1883 on the base of an earlier suspension bridge (1839-1869) carried away in a storm. It was destroyed during World War II and then rebuilt by this grandson. The access ramps are built on arcades of stone that, seen from below, resemble a gothic cathedral. Free access from the port year-round. In formation from 05 57 43 64 80.

From April to September and by reservation, the association of the "Friends of the Marshes of Montferrand" accompanies visitors to discover these large wet meadows. Spread over the communes of Saint-Vincent-de-Paul, Saint-Louis-de-Montferrand and Ambarès-et-Lagrave, these marshes are a refuge for migratory birds and a particular flora Volunteers also offer special days in the spring (discovery walks, crayfish fishing day). Information and booking are compulsory on the association's website.

Built in Carolingian times on a rocky promontory, the castle was a veritable fortress that was to rule the region for centuries. It was then besieged by Charlemagne, ruined by the Normans and rebuilt by the Earl of Leicester on behalf of the King of England during the Hundred Years' War. It was dismantled in 1453. There are now the ruins of the gate of the fortress which was rebuilt. The remains of the castle are listed in the supplementary inventory of Historical Monuments.

Saint-Julien church in Cubzac was altered during the nineteenth century. Its façade, however, has kept a few Romanesque remains. On the north side, the blind door is decorated with a frieze of desultory and the south door is in baroque style. The bell tower was rebuilt in the early nineteenth century and the Romanesque portal accompagnied two blind doors semicircular was destroyed. The nave is panelled. The big tops are decorated with foliage and faces. The church hosts a canvas, "The baptism of the Christ", dating eighteenth century and Historic Monument graded as object by order of October 20, 1913.

That familial wine cultivation for five generations, the Château “Le Clos des Bonnets” has respected the tradition and the know-how of Bordeaux, preparing rich wines, complex and at the same time enjoyable to taste in any circumstance. The vineyard extends over an area of 5 hectares.

The village of Cavernes is located in a meander on the left bank of the Dordogne, upstream from the Bec d'Ambès and downstream from Libourne. It is part of the commune of Saint-Loubès which appeared with its port around the 12th century. Most of its activities revolve around the river between river transport and fishing. If it is first of all a fishermen's village, agriculture and especially viticulture are very present. It is a marina with a pontoon that shelters about twenty pleasure and fishing boats all year long, a nautical club in full evolution that counts 90 members.

Château Shuette is a brand-new vineyard and regenerative family farm located in the Entre-deux-Mers region near Bordeaux. Château Shuette's natural wine is produced with minimal intervention, and very low amounts of sulfites added throughout the winemaking process. All viticultural processes are carried out by hand, with the aim of maximizing quality and revealing the true expression of the harvested grapes.

Built by the Benedictines of Sauve-Majeure about the 12th and 13th centuries. Fortified and restored in the 14th and 18th centuries. The vaulting of diagonal ribs divides the nave into two long bays. During the Wars of Religion, the walls were raised and pierced with arrow-slits ; the bell-tower is built on the northern part of the transept and dates from the 16th century. The façade is framed by two square towers with arrow-slits. Inside, the sculpture in alabaster shows The Virgin of Mercy and dates from the 16th century (listed since 1971). The church was listed in 1925.

By the fireplace in winter, in a dining room with walls full of paintings, in the lush patio or on the terrace facing the river at the first rays of sunshine, you will have the choice between menus, a menu renewed each season or the table of suggestions of the day. Lots of fresh fish, a smokehouse for salmon and sturgeon, foie gras half-cooked in a terrine, impeccable cooking... in a word: cooking for passion.

Côté Fleuve is a restaurant on the waterfront with an extraordinary view of the Dordogne River and an open kitchen. Covered terrace open depending on the season. Specializing in stone-grilled fresh meat and fish. Come try the chef’s speciality: parrillada barbecue.

Our chef offers a seasonal cuisine made with fresh products. Our plus, a tapas bar open until 2am on weekends, a cocktail menu, for a good time with friends or family.

Pizzas, burgers, salads, tapas to go or deliver.

This pizzeria offers a wide choice of pizzas to taste on the spot or to take away. Possibility of delivery via the application UberEATS in a radius of 3 kms.

In the heart of a stone building, Chef Albert Bontrain and his team are happy to welcome you in a cosy and neat setting. Traditional cuisine and flavors of the world will delight you through our colorful plates.

Italian restaurant offering risottos, pastas and bruschettas.

Chez le Brasseur is a brewery and ambient bar established near Bordeaux since 2018. The establishment stands out for its demanding selection of the finest craft beers, complemented by original preparations for a discovery of unique flavors. Themed evenings regularly enliven the bar. Chez le Brasseur also offers privatization of a space for any public or private event. This event support service covers Cenon, Floirac, Lormont, Tresses, Ambarès-et-Lagrave, Bruges, Carbon-Blanc, Sainte-Eulalie and the whole of Bordeaux's right bank.

The aim is to offer motorhome owners a stopover in a pleasant environment. Located on the banks of the Dordogne, close to the town center and the Eiffel Bridge, this free reception area is equipped with picnic tables, a playground and public toilets.

Detached house 800 m from the village, shops and cinema, with enclosed grounds, 2 parking spaces and sliding gate. It comprises a living room with a sitting area (pellet stove, sofa and armchairs) and a kitchen/dining area (table and chairs) separated by a counter, two bedrooms (one 140cm bed and two 90cm beds) and a shower room with shower cubicle/WC included. Bed linen is provided, as well as a kitchen towel. Linen rental and end-of-stay cleaning service available (extra charge). Electric heating and pellet stove. Terrace with garden furniture under a pergola. Cot and high chair available. Tramway to Carbon Blanc 6 km away, on the way to Bordeaux.

4-person gite located in Saint-André-de-Cubzac close to the owner in a quiet, restful setting. On-site parking and all comforts available.

The Kyriad Bordeaux-Nord Sainte-Eulalie is perfectly located. It is close to Bordeaux city center and the region's main tourist attractions. We offer our guests a full range of high-quality services, including an all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet, lounge bar, meal trays during the week, and free parking with electric charging stations. We welcome our customers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Located just 15 kilometers from the gates of Bordeaux, in the commune of Saint André de Cubzac, on the Montalon hillside, famous for the crossing of the 45th parallel, we welcome you to the "Lodge de Mermoz". In a haven of peace, on a wooded plot of about 3000m2, you'll enjoy this pleasant setting inspiring relaxation. The "Lodge de Mermoz" is an outbuilding located below our architect-designed house. This fully independent studio with large bay windows provides plenty of light in all seasons. Its large exotic wood terrace, outdoor furniture, large Jacuzzi (usable all year round), gas plancha and deckchairs await you for pleasant moments. The accommodation is equipped with reversible air conditioning. Bed linen, towels and heating are included in the price. Secure parking.

New 60 m2 single-storey house accessible to disabled people, adjoining the owner's house in a hamlet on the 45th parallel, close to the town center on foot, quiet, and close to Château Robillard, children's playground, ideal for walks, nearby sports field, shops and food market on Thursday mornings and food and clothing market on Saturday mornings. 20 min from Bordeaux, 15 min by car from the tramway and 10 mns walk from the train station towards Bx. You'll enjoy a lovely terrace and enclosed garden, as well as children's play equipment. Shower room, disabled WC, covered terrace, garden lounge, bike storage Fully-equipped kitchen: fridge/freezer, microwave, double sink, washing machine, 4-burner gas hob, oven, large worktop, TV lounge, BZ sofa bed, wifi access, 1 bed 140x200 etc

At the summit of the Montalon site, the town of Saint-André-de-Cubzac offers a timeless getaway in a lovingly restored former windmill. This unusual accommodation, open to all, invites dreamers to a total immersion close to the elements. With neither water nor electricity, this deliberately rustic interlude reconnects guests with the essentials. From this unique promontory, the view of the Dordogne is breathtaking, offering a natural spectacle at sunrise and sunset. A peaceful refuge for a night of absolute disconnection, between heaven and earth. Pick up your keys at Espace Soucarros and return them in the letterbox at the Mairie.

Guestrooms in town: situated close to the city, a completely renovated house of the 19th century, built in local stones, surrounded by a huge closed and tree-lined park, with acoustic insulation. One living-room for two rooms with equipped kitchen and TV available. The whole is on the first floor of the house with a separated entrance. Breakfast are served in the garden depending on the season.

In the heart of the Bordeaux-Bordeaux Supérieurs appellations, Château l'Insoumise, formerly "Domaine de Beychevelle", once belonged to the Cousteau family. Cécile and Thierry will be delighted to welcome you to a fully renovated 17th-century house on a wine estate bordering the Dordogne.

On the wine route, 15 minutes from Bordeaux and St Emilion, this eighteenth century castle completely renovated offers its 500 m2 with 6 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, swimming pool, tennis, sauna, gym and its huge terrace overlooking the vines. Nestled in the heart of the parks and vineyards of Domaine de Chelivette, on nearly 30 ha you can perform a multitude of sports activities, visit our cellars and taste our wines, but also discover the riches of the Territory of the Entre deux Mers, the Bassin d'Arcachon and the city of Bordeaux and its wine city.