
Saint-Émilion
UNESCO-listed medieval wine town in Bordeaux with Roman origins, underground churches and world-class Merlot.
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Saint-Émilion
UNESCO-listed medieval wine town in Bordeaux with Roman origins, underground churches and world-class Merlot.

Small Bordeaux suburb town with a ruined medieval fortress and a Cru Bourgeois wine estate on the Garonne.
Medieval limestone church carved directly into Saint-Émilion's hillside, surrounded by terraced UNESCO vineyards.
Merlot-dominated grands crus from historic right-bank estates with centuries-old cellars.
Left-bank classified growths accessed from Blanquefort, featuring grand château architecture and formal tastings.
Pedal between Médoc estates through vine rows and gravel soils under open skies.