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Cheap flights from Toronto to Bordeaux

  • Flight from Toronto to Bordeaux, May 2021 best price: $818, departure on 2021-05-01, return on 2021-05-01. Press enter to book.

  • Flight from Toronto to Bordeaux, June 2021 best price: $778, departure on 2021-06-01, return on 2021-06-01. Press enter to book.

  • Flight from Toronto to Bordeaux, July 2021 best price: $838, departure on 2021-07-01, return on 2021-07-01. Press enter to book.

  • Flight from Toronto to Bordeaux, August 2021 best price: $858, departure on 2021-08-01, return on 2021-08-01. Press enter to book.

  • Flight from Toronto to Bordeaux, September 2021 best price: $778, departure on 2021-09-01, return on 2021-09-01. Press enter to book.

  • Flight from Toronto to Bordeaux, October 2021 best price: $778, departure on 2021-10-01, return on 2021-10-01. Press enter to book.

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The best of Bordeaux


From the airport to the vineyards, Bordeaux is wonderfully intoxicating

Once nicknamed Sleeping Beauty, Bordeaux has gotten a second wind over the last few years and is now the largest urban UNESCO World Heritage Site. A quick ride from the airport and through the local landscapes shall give you a foretaste of a truly spellbinding city.


Not to be missed

  • Marché des Capucins: For a classic Bordelais experience, tourists join locals and wander through the Marché des Capucins on the lookout for the freshest market produce .

  • Spa Vinothérapie Caudalie: Get scrubbed down with crushed Cabernet before soaking in a red vine bath, and finish up with a relaxing Merlot wrap.

  • Château d’Agassac: Oenophiles can choose from several daily vineyard tours or tasting workshops. They will have the chance to stop by the Château d’Agassac, a fairytale castle complete with turrets and a moat, and take great delight in a tradition that dates back to the 8th century.

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