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To & From Bordeaux / St Emilion - France

To & From Bordeaux  / St - Emilion Take the SNCF Train from Gare Saint - Jean on a no-stress trip that lets you take in the great views of the French countryside along the way. The trip from Bordeaux to Saint- Emilion by train is easy and affordable, for those who can walk 3 to 5 km  (2-3 mil) in a day. Duration    45 minutes Local Tip:   Get to the station a few minutes early and grab a window seat.  The view along the way is great.  Notice how the vineyards change the further you get from Bordeaux  Reserve your tickets at the station or at :   en.voyages-sncf,com Don't want to bother with the train?  You have two main options (other than the local taxis / uber that overcharge) Unlimited Car If you want to ride from Bordeaux to Saint- Emilion in style, the professional and dependable Unlimited Car chauffeurs will be happy to take you on a tour, in new Jaguars.  Call them directly at 0033 686 003 306 on reserve online at:   unlimited -car.com Wine Tour Day

Must see sights Saint Emilion - France

1,   Cardinal's Palace    Place du 11 Nov 1918 The palace walls are still viable today are part of the old town walls. In the early 14th century, Pope Clement V, a local boy, gave her nephew the title of "Cardinal of Santa Luce' and this was his luxurious & comfortable home.  Look out for the Roman-style art, with floral decorated arches and latrine pipes that demonstrate a certain level of comfort. 2.   The Great Wall      Grand Pontet  There are the modest remains of a huge 12th century Dominican monastery. At the beginning of the Hundred Years War.  French troops took refuge in this monastery. The monks, feeling unsafe, left and settled within the town.   The monastery was then deliberately destroyed, leaving only this impressive vestige left standing in the vineyards 3.  Collegiate Church & Cloisters  2 bis Rue de la Porte Brunet This impressive Collegiate church dates back to 1110.  It was transformed throughout the 13th & 15th centuries, with t

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