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Bordeaux is a city in southwestern France.[1]
History[]
Lune D'Or, a perfume, marketed itself as an 'eau de Bordeaux' (water of Bordeaux), meaning it was likely produced in, or for, this city.[2]
Sainte-Stephenie Chardonnay was produced from the Chateau Cos d'Estourel in the Bordeaux region.[3]
Appearances[]
- Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (film) (First mentioned)
- Harry Potter Limited Edition (Mentioned only)
- The Wizarding World of Harry Potter (Mentioned on a poster)
Notes and references[]
| France | ||
|---|---|---|
| Paris | ||
| Paris · Back street · Bird market · French Ministry of Magic headquarters · Place Cachée · Rue du Maréchal-Gallieni · Rue de Montmorency (17) · Rue Fontaine · Rue Lepic (61) · Rue Philippe Lorand (18) · Rue Montmorency · Rue Saint-Denis · Alleyway · Boulevard Haussmann · Eiffel Tower · Flamel House · Père Lachaise Cemetery (Lestrange Mausoleum) · Le Marais · Montmartre · Notre-Dame · Place de Furstemberg · Porte Saint-Denis · Sacré Coeur · Versailles | ||
| Other locations | ||
| Ardennes · Biarritz · Bordeaux · Bouzn · Bruz · Cannes · Châtel-Guyon · Côte d'Azur · Dijon · Grenoble · Lascaux · Lyon · Montignac · Nice · Pyrenees · Quiberon · Seine (sewer) · Toulouse | ||
| Wizarding locations | ||
| Banque de la Magie française · French Ministry of Magic headquarters · Place Cachée · Palace of Beauxbatons |