The “Bordeaux Attitude”
Bordeaux and the surrounding region offers an exceptional natural environment in which to live, work and play.
Imagine an innovative and stimulating environment, outstanding quality of life, a unique unspoilt location and rich cultural and architectural heritage and you find Bordeaux. The “Bordeaux Attitude” today symbolises modernity, creativity and endless opportunities for personal and professional fulfilment.
Outstanding environment :
17 m² of green space per inhabitant in urban areas, a historical centre of more than 200 hectares, Europe’s largest forest, 117,000 hectares of vineyards … modern urban living merges seamlessly with unspoilt nature.
Arcachon - Bordeaux CAPC |
Time for you :
Surf the notorious Atlantic waves, navigate the Arcachon Bay, try out one of the regions 14 golf courses or tackle that new red piste in winter in the Pyrenees mountains …. With a climate similar to that of Northern California, you can enjoy nature, sun, sea and mountains.
Every sporting and leisure pursuit imaginable can be found here. A diverse cultural programme provides something for everyone... from the 600 annual shows and contemporary art to modern dance and music schools. The cultural diversity of the region makes it the envy of Europe.
Rich natural heritage :
The city’s 150-ha protected centre is meticulously preserved. The rich architectural heritage is enjoyed by the businesses and people based here.
Garonne River Side |
Modern transport :
State of the art tramway, biking, in line skating, scooters or walking. You decide – modern transport for a modern attitude. The result ? Pollution amongst the lowest levels in France.
Cost of living :
Living costs are amongst the most competitive in France, giving you the freedom to choose where and how to live. 75% of commutes to work are less than 10 km.
The Bordeaux Wine Festival - Tramway in Bordeaux |
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