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Place de la Bourse
15m · Admission ticket included
Begin your Bordeaux journey at Place de la Bourse, a stunning neoclassical square with iconic landmarks, the Fountain of the Three Graces, and breathtaking views by the Garonne River.
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Place du Parlement
15m
Place du Parlement, a vibrant 18th-century square in Bordeaux’s Saint-Pierre district, features Louis XV façades, the ornate Fontaine du Parlement, lively cafés, and a magical glow at night.
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Eglise St Pierre
10m
Église Saint-Pierre, a 14th-15th century Gothic gem in Bordeaux, boasts intricate stonework, vibrant stained glass, and a baroque altarpiece. Surrounded by medieval charm, it’s a serene historic retreat.
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Porte de Bourgogne
Pass by
Porte de Bourgogne, a grand 18th-century arch, and Pont de Pierre, Napoleon’s 19th-century stone bridge, are iconic Bordeaux landmarks connecting history, architecture, and the Garonne River.
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Pass by
Cours Victor Hugo, a lively 700m avenue in Bordeaux, blends history with modernity, offering neoclassical charm, vibrant shops, dining, and cultural experiences. A favorite spot for locals and visitors alike.
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Grosse Cloche
15m · Admission ticket not included
The Grosse Cloche, Bordeaux's 15th-century landmark, features two towers, a 7,800-kg bell, and a quirky past as a prison. It’s a historic gem, cultural icon, and perfect selfie spot on Rue Saint-James.
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Pass by
Rue Sainte-Catherine, a 1.2-km pedestrian street in Bordeaux, blends history, culture, and shopping. A bustling hub of activity, it's one of Europe’s longest pedestrian avenues and a city highlight.
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5m
Discover Jacques Chaban-Delmas’ legacy near Bordeaux Cathedral. Admire his bronze statue and the iconic Gothic architecture, each reflecting the city’s rich history and transformative spirit.
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Cathedrale Saint-Andre Bordeaux
45m · Admission ticket included
Saint-André Cathedral, a Gothic masterpiece, hosted Eleanor of Aquitaine’s wedding. With soaring spires, stunning stained glass, and rich history, it remains a vibrant symbol of Bordeaux.
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10m
The Palais Rohan, Bordeaux’s neoclassical City Hall, features elegant facades, rich interiors, and serene English-style gardens. Once an archbishop’s residence, it’s now a historic and civic landmark.
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Rue des Remparts
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Rue des Remparts, a historic 250m pedestrian street, links Porte Dijeaux to City Hall. Lined with shops, rare bookshops, and art galleries, it offers a blend of history, shopping, and local charm.
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Porte Dijeaux
10m
Porte Dijeaux, an 18th-century neoclassical gate, blends Bordeaux’s Roman roots with modern charm.
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5m
Place de la Comédie, Bordeaux's vibrant hub, features the stunning Grand Théâtre, luxury boutiques, fine dining, and the elegant Grand Hôtel, all set on a historic Gallo-Roman forum site.
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15m
The Grand Théâtre de Bordeaux, a neoclassical marvel from 1780, features Corinthian columns, stunning interiors, and world-class acoustics. It's a cultural icon and home to the Opéra National de Bordeaux.
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Allees de Tourny
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llées de Tourny, a 265m historic promenade in Bordeaux's Golden Triangle, features Louis XV façades, luxury boutiques, chic cafés, and hosts vibrant events like the Christmas market and Épicuriales.
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15m
Place des Quinconces, one of Europe’s largest squares, features the Monument aux Girondins, vibrant fountains, rostral columns, and hosts cultural events. A tribute to freedom and Bordeaux’s rich history.
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Colonnes Rostrales
5m
The Colonnes Rostrales, 21m neoclassical columns at Place des Quinconces, celebrate Bordeaux’s maritime heritage with intricate carvings and statues symbolizing commerce and navigation.
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15m
The Miroir d’Eau, the world’s largest reflecting pool, blends art and architecture. It mirrors Bordeaux’s beauty, with dynamic mist and light displays enchanting visitors year-round.
