Saint Emilion, France: Day Trip from Bordeaux (May 2024)

We had rain, sun, thunder, and hail today as we ventured out for a half day trip to Saint-Émilion. There were some great views and some historical attractions including the Église Monolithe de Saint-Émilion which is the largest monolithic church in the world. We opted not to do any wine tasting or purchasing and instead, wandered the streets, enjoying the beautiful views before taking the train back to Bordeaux.
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--Terri: dress by Vince from Nordstorm, white jacket from Rehreh's in Redwood City, Stan Smith's from Nordstrom, earrings from a small shop in Paris, purse by Coach, sunglasses Balenciaga (gift), hat from a tourist stand in Campo San Polo Venice Italy, raincoat from REI
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Lodging in Bordeaux: Hotel de Seze
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There are wine tour options throughout the region. We looked at doing a cycling tour and none were available.