Entre-deux-Mers, Girondine’s Tuscany
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    Entre-deux-Mers, Girondine’s Tuscany

    Between the Dordogne and the Garonne, the Entre-deux-Mers is ideal for cycling on the bike path Roger Lapébie. History lovers are here: Bastides, Romanesque churches, ancient villages dot the whole of this undulating territory, dear to the heart of the writer François Mauriac and the painter Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec.

    10 minutes from Bordeaux

    10 minutes from Bordeaux

    quiet, relaxing

    A quiet and relaxing setting

    private parking

    Private parking

    free Wi-Fi

    Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel

    Cycling on the Roger Lapébie trail

    Former railway track transformed into a cycling route, the Roger Lapébie trail (the country’s child, winner of the Tour de France 1937) will take you from Latresne to Sauveterre-de-Guyenne through vineyards, forests and villages. Everything has been thought of for your comfort on the whole route: the “bike relay points” welcome you to take a break, snack a piece or repair a puncture.

     

    The total, from Bordeaux to La Réole (74 km)

    The itinerary of the Canal des 2 mers à vélo is set up as a virtually continuous greenway from the quays of Bordeaux to Sauveterre-de-Guyenne. We first take the trail Lapébie, then small quiet roads to the Canal Garonne near La Réole.

    In the heart of the bastides and ancient villages

    Built between 1255 and 1325, the new towns of the Middle Ages are still places of lively exchanges and markets. Who are waiting for you at Blasimon, Cadillac, Créon, Monségur, Latresne, Pellegrue, and Sauveterre-de-Guyenne. Rions, La Réole, Castelmoron d’Albret and Saint-Macaire: these ancient villages have preserved superb medieval and Renaissance houses. La Réole, ” City of Art and History “, has an important architectural heritage: the Saint-Pierre church (12th century), the fortified castle of the Quat’Sos (late 13th century), the Benedictine priory and its A genuine ironwork masterpiece from the 18th century, as well as the oldest town hall in France (12th century) and many half-timbered houses.

     

    The Wine Routes of Bordeaux inEntre-deux-Mers

    L’Entre-deux-Mers produces the whole range of Bordeaux wines: red, dry white wines, sweet and sweet, rosé, clear. Discover Bordeaux and Bordeaux Supérieur at Planète Bordeaux (Beychac-et-Caillau), which offers an amazing journey of fun and multisensory in the world of Bordeaux wines.

     

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