St-Emilion Review

It is not far from Bordeaux to drive there. It is a famous medieval red wine town. When I arrived, I learned that many well-known wineries in Bordeaux were not directly sold to individuals. Many of them had to be traded through red wine merchants. This town claimed to be able to buy a very full of Bordeaux. The wine of the good year of the brand wine, you can go to the store to discuss in detail. Leaving aside the scenery here of the red wine trade, it retains the original medieval architectural style, very simple and tasteful, sometimes it is as beautiful as a painting everywhere, it is highly recommended to stay in a place.

Knowing Saint Emiliyong, because of the old Xu's film "to the end of love", since you come to Bordeaux, you must not go to Saint Emiliyong. The central church of the town overlooks the pastoral scenery around the town, which is a vineyard. Especially on both sides of the road from the train station to the town, all ripe grapes hang on the rack, feeling such a French countryside, it is really beautiful.

St. Damelon is an ancient city in Girondé Province, which has been built for more than 1,000 years. With many ancient buildings and streets, walking through these trails, looking at the medieval European style, and occasionally sitting down at the street cafe and tasting coffee is really a good travel feeling.

From the train station to the town, we are accompanied by a large piece of green, the mood is infinitely beautiful, the sun shines a golden light, the town is like a yellowed postcard, with a long and charming story. There is no staff at the train station in the town. It is best to buy the return train ticket in advance. If the train ticket is marked with AUTOCAR, then pay attention. This is a bus. Don't wait for the train at the platform. It won't come. Just wait for the bus outside the train station.

St. Damelong is a famous ancient city in Gylent Province, France, and is also an important wine production shrine in the Bordeaux region of France. It has a concentration of about 1,000 wineries, small towns, simple stone roads, gothic churches, medieval houses, It makes up a picture of the perfect medieval French village and town, and it is really intoxicating to walk here and taste delicious wine.