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If you happen to love wine, you may want to set your sights on a destination vacation in Bordeaux, France. You can visit the La Cité du Vin, an amusement park and Museum where you can enjoy a day or more of what wine has to offer.

La Cité du Vin, which is translated as “The City of Wine” was officially opened in 2016 and it is sure to answer any questions you may have about the beverage. There are 20 different areas that are themed with immersive exhibitions that teach you about the winemaking process worldwide.

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Toutes les équipes de la Cité du Vin vous souhaite un merveilleux réveillon et une très bonne année 2020 🥂 Santé ! #bordeauxmaville #insidelacité . . . #wu_bordeaux #igersgironde #nelleaquitaine_focus_on #bordeaux #cheers #2020 #winelover

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You might enjoy taking a helicopter ride that takes you to 17 countries in more than 20 winemaking regions.

There is also a simulated boat ride that shows how wine was transported by merchants many years ago.

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Sunset 2/3 ☀️😍 #insidelacité #bordeauxmaville

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You can also visit Belvedere for a 360° panoramic view of Bordeaux. It even offers a wine tasting.

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[Vins du monde🍷] Tous les 3ème jeudi du mois, dans l'atelier des découvertes, a lieu l'afterwork "Vins du monde" pour découvrir un pays ou une région productrice de vin. Pour ce jeudi 21/11, nous vous proposons un Atelier Vins du Monde pas comme les autres à la découverte du rancio sec, véritable tradition du pays catalan ! Réservation en ligne sur notre site ou directement sur place. #insidelacité #bordeaux #wine

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You will also appreciate the workshops on how to pair cheese and chocolate with wine along with guided tours, a theater, and a gift shop.

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🇦🇷Argentina, terres de contrastes. Plus que un mois pour visiter notre exposition temporaire et voyager au travers des 6 principales régions viticoles de l’Argentine ! #visitargentina #argentinaEnCiteDuVin #bordeauxmaville

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La Cité cost $90 million to build on the West Bank of the Garonne River. Architects built the structure to resemble “the swirl in a wine glass,” according to BBC.