Ground: Stade Chaban-Delmas
Capacity: 34,440
Matches: Ireland v Namibia (Sunday 9 September - 1900 BST)
Ireland v Georgia (Saturday 15 September - 2000 BST)
Canada v Japan (Tuesday 25 September - 1700 BST)
Australia v Canada (Saturday 29 September - 1400 BST)

Just the name Bordeaux is enough to explain what draws people from across the world to the port on the south west coast of France, but this autumn the Rugby World Cup will add to those numbers.

Ireland fans in particular are likely to set up temporary home there as their team is involved in two of the city's four World Cup matches.

With its world renowned wine, and parts of the city on the UNESCO world heritage list, Bordeaux has many obvious attractions - but we want to hear your recommendations.

Have you already made your travel plans? What have you learnt about the place and what are your expectations? Maybe you know Bordeaux from previous visits - if so, where would you recommend to visiting rugby fans as good places to stay, eat and drink? Where is the best place for post-match debate? And what are the other activities that Bordeaux has to offer its visitors?

Please post your suggestions, hints and recommendations here.