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See. Mériadeck quarter Explore this 1960s-1970s high-rise estate known for brutalist architecture and urban dance groups.

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AfarOct 14, 2026

Forget the Heat and Crowds of Summer. The Newest Trend in Europe Cruises? A Fall Harvest Wine Sailing

Fall cruises through Europe’s wine regions offer a unique glimpse at a magical time for wine production: harvest season.

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Condé Nast TravelerSep 21

12 Wine Hotels Around the World Where You Can Sip, Sleep, and Stomp Grapes

The best wine hotels don’t just pour local bottles—they immerse guests in the people, places, and traditions behind them.

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Atlas ObscuraNov 26, 2025

Mériadeck Quarter in Bordeaux, France

The Mériadeck quarter is a large-scale high-rise estate that took shape in the 1960s and 1970s. Although many of Bordeaux’s citizens have never fully warmed to the area, it is popular with brutalist architecture enthusiasts, photographers, skateboarders, and urban dance groups. Back in the Middle Ages, the area was marshland, but it gradually evolved into a residential district. It was named Mé…

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