Musee d'Aquitaine Review

The Archaeology Museum is quite huge. This museum is also a very interesting place, there are quite a lot of archaeological discoveries, the museum is also very unique, the museum can also see a lot.

An interesting museum about Bordeaux's history, and after all the wine and wine tastings, it's interesting to learn about the city's other history. There are early slave trade, wine trade and battles in the two centuries of war.

Great museum to learn about the history of the region and a bit more. Many descriptions are only in french tho.

Many of the tickets in the Bordeaux Archaeological Museum are placed outside, and many of the tickets are priceless, but they are all placed outside, which may also become a highlight of it. The museum has tools for stone age people to polish, and the wine making process, which is worth coming.

One of the highlights of the museum is that although many cultural relics may be rare treasures, they are all placed outside and will not be deliberately placed behind the glass for people to watch, so that historical cultural relics can be observed more three-dimensionally without destroying cultural relics.

Travelers interested in wine may go to the Archaeological Museum. It displays stoneware, pottery and murals, as well as monuments and ancient agricultural tools in the Bordeaux region. More interestingly, it also shows the manufacturing process of wine barrels and the way people explain ancient winemaking.