Libourne
Libourne is Medieval town, originally a Bastion, fortified by the British during their occupation due its strategic location at the confluence of Isle and Dordogne Rivers, through which goods were imported and exported between England and France. More importantly today, it is regarded as the wine-making capital of Northern Gironde and is close to the St Emilion and Pomerol, two of the most famous wine making regions in Bordeaux.
The town and surrounding area has a population of around 25,000 and its riches can be seen by the quality of the buildings, particularly in the town square. When we visited, there was a market and overall, it is a more lively town compared to those in the immediate area.
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