One of the best methods to discover all that the region has to offer is to explore its prestigious museums, exhibitions and art galleries. Bordeaux-guide.com tour is not complete without experiencing the city’s culture through its art collections and historical museums.

Known as the "City of History and Art", Bordeaux is home to 362 historical monuments , with only Paris having more in all of France. UNESCO World Heritage list deems the city as "an outstanding urban and architectural ensemble".

 Licensed accredited guide Victoria Nabholz invites you to enjoy city's cultural and historical places.

One of the largest provincial history museums, Musée d'Aquitaine displays collections from prehistoric times through modern day. Especially interesting are pieces from the 18th century, considered Bordeaux’s golden age. Equally impressive is the Musée des Beaux Arts, home to one of the finest painting galleries in France. Visitors get a close look at the works of some of the most renowned artists, including Veronèse, Rubens, Van Dyck, Renoir, Delacroix, Redon, Lhote, Picasso, and Matisse.

With wine expert DipWSET Student Victoria Nabholz Oenophiles will also appreciate a historical approach to a Bordeaux wine tour with a trip to Musée du Vin et du Négoce. The museum presents intriguing insight into the history of Bordeaux’s wine trade, as well as the role the négociant, or merchant trader, played in the 19th century.

Contributing to Bordeaux’s designation is the Musée des Arts Décoratifs (Museum of Decorative Arts), with the museum itself a work of art. The Hotel de Lalande is considered one of the most beautiful townhouses in the city. With so many options to experience the region’s history and culture, Victoria Nabholz bordeaux-guide.com ensures multilingual tours with  a complete immersion into all that the city has to offer.