We started our second day with an extremely delicious and instagramable brunch at Café Kokomo, in the city's old town. Fresh lemonade, pancakes, avo on toast and acai bowls awaited us. Then, we rented bikes from one of the many rental places around the city and biked along the Garonne River to the wine museum "Cité du Vin". Here we learned so much about the taste and scent of different wines, about the history and how it's made. This museum wasn't your traditional museum with "do not touch"-signs. Oh no, touching was wanted. An audio guide gave all relevant information in addition to the visual and audio experience. It was very interactive. We ended our stay at the very top of the museum with a wine tasting and a great view over the city. Watch our YouTube video here to get the full experience.

When leaving the museum, we took one of the ferries that are part of the public transport system in Bordeaux. Finding the right stop wasn't so easy, however. You mustn't exit the museums grounds but walk around the building the the river bank. Here, the ferries take off and bring you to the city center. We went for dinner and enjoyed one last stroll through beautiful Bordeaux by night. And then, we were off to Biarritz - stay tuned for next week's blog post and YouTube video for an insight into a surfers paradise and the perfect summer vacation.

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