"Run" to France to drink red wine! Activity Introduction

What should you prepare before you decide to sign up? Of course, money and vacation time, and most importantly, ideas! How do you want to play? How to participate? Is it enough to just participate in road running, or is it a full-course event? Where is the accommodation? List of hotels provided by the conference? Or do you arrange accommodation yourself?

The following is a brief itinerary for the Bordeaux Red Wine Marathon, which is divided into three days.

Day 1: Registration and Welcome Party in the afternoon

To reach Pauillac, the venue of the Bordeaux Red Wine Marathon, you can either drive yourself or take public transportation. But please note that Google Maps cannot tell you how to take the public transportation to get there. I will tell you later.

The welcome party must be on Friday, and there will be two choices for dinner, one is Pasta diner "Mille Pâtes" and the other is Pasta diner "Pâtes à Caisses". Because you should consume a lot of carbohydrates a few days before the game and have enough starch to ensure your best performance, pasta is the most common choice. Even some top athletes eat pasta before the game, so a lot of pasta will be provided at both dinners. There will be music performances during the dinner and a fireworks show at the end, and the whole event will last until 12 o'clock in the evening. You can choose to participate in either, or you can choose not to participate. Two welcomes

What's the difference at the party? The difference between the two dinner parties

The official explanation of Mille Pâtes is that it welcomes contestants from all over the world, but my French friends think it is an all-you-can-eat pasta and steak meal, which costs 49 euros, and they recommend everyone to participate.

The official explanation of Pâtes à Caisses is volunteers and staff who assist the marathon. French friends think it is a bento-style meal, which costs 28 euros.

To be continued~~~

【】We remind you that excessive drinking is harmful to your health. Minors are not allowed to drink. Do not drink and drive, and do not drive after drinking.

This article is from Paston Publishing's "Going to France to Drink Red Wine"