City of light and stone, Bordeaux tells a piece of French history with every street. From the gilded facades of the 18th century to the redesigned quays along the Garonne, the Gironde capital combines classic elegance with modern dynamism. Strolls can be enjoyed among the columns of the Grand Théâtre, the reflections on the Water Mirror, the streets of Old Bordeaux, and the lively terraces of Saint-Pierre. Here, wine is not just a beverage; it's a culture. The Cité du Vin, museums, and traders remind us that vineyards have shaped the identity of an entire region. Bordeaux is also a forward-looking city, influenced by alternative venues like Darwin, bustling markets, and UNESCO-listed heritage. A city that embodies both tradition and innovation, blending art, cuisine, and river calmness.
Bordeaux, France
Symbol of 18th-century Bordeaux, it reflects its neoclassical facades in the Water Mirror. Between light-colored stone and the Garonne horizon, it is one of the most beautiful cityscapes in Europe.
Bordeaux, France
A major spiritual site and Gothic masterpiece, the cathedral has overlooked the city for nearly a thousand years. Its vast vaults and stained glass windows depict the religious and architectural history of the Southwest.
Bordeaux, France
Facing the Garonne, this large water slab offers a play of reflections and mist where sky, stone, and passersby intertwine. A poetic place that has become a symbol of the contemporary city.
Bordeaux, France
A modern and immersive museum dedicated to global viticulture. It explores the terroirs, grape varieties, and aromas from around the world, followed by a panoramic tasting at the top of the building.
Bordeaux, France
A masterpiece from the 18th century, this theater with twelve Corinthian columns currently hosts operas and ballets. The interior matches the finesse of the leading European theatres.
Bordeaux, France
Ordered by Napoleon I, this bridge has connected the two banks of Bordeaux since 1822. Its seventeen arches symbolize the link between the past and the present.
Bordeaux, France
This Gothic church built between the 14th and 16th centuries features a freestanding bell tower measuring 114 meters in height.
Bordeaux, France
A true record of the region, this museum traces the history of Bordeaux from prehistory to the colonial period, encompassing maritime exchanges and world heritage.
Bordeaux, France
Ancient medieval gate and 15th-century belfry, the Big Bell still marks the life of the historic center. An icon of old Bordeaux, between narrow alleys and carved facades.
Bordeaux, France
The palace built in the 18th century now houses the Bordeaux city administration in its historical rooms.
Bordeaux, France
This park from the 18th century features water fountains, botanical gardens and a natural history museum.
Bordeaux, France
Located in the former warehouses of the Chartrons district, it reveals the secrets of wine trade, from barrels to merchants' letters. The story of Bordeaux merchants.
Bordeaux, France
Old warehouse transformed into a modern art space, CAPC hosts works by international artists. An essential place to understand the Bordeaux art scene.
Bordeaux, France
A 54-meter high column with bronze statues, built in 1902 to commemorate the Girondins of the French Revolution.
Bordeaux, France
Local institution. These small caramelized cakes with a golden crust and soft center have become Bordeaux's sweet symbol. Here, the recipe is passed down with precision and pride.
Bordeaux, France
Known as 'the belly of Bordeaux', this covered market brings together producers, cheesemakers, fishmongers, and artisans. An authentic place where you can taste the true cuisine of the Southwest.
Bordeaux, France
This municipal museum displays French furniture, ceramics, glassware, jewelry and interior design items from the 18th and 19th centuries.
Bordeaux, France
Public square with tram station near the Garonne river, connecting various transportation lines in central Bordeaux.
Bordeaux, France
Municipal art gallery housing European paintings and sculptures from the 15th to the 20th century in a former colonial mansion.
Bordeaux, France
Central square in the Saint-Pierre district with retail shops, dining establishments and outdoor terraces frequented by locals.
Bordeaux, France
An old military barracks transformed into an eco-friendly urban lab. It features organic cafés, a skatepark, shared offices, and street art installations. An alternative, creative, and eco-conscious side of Bordeaux.
Bordeaux, France
Ancient entrance to the medieval city, the Gothic gate still watches over the historic center. Its tower offers a view of the roofs of the old town.
Bordeaux, France
Cultural center with exhibitions about urban planning, design and contemporary architecture, featuring regular conferences and workshops.
Bordeaux, France
Opened in 2013, this 117-meter lift bridge represents modern Bordeaux. Its slender profile complements the city's riverside heritage.
Bordeaux, France
Green lung of the city, this large family park gathers runners, children, and walkers under avenues of hundred-year-old trees. Ideal for a nature break right in the city center.
Bordeaux, France
In the Bassins à flot district, this museum tells the maritime history of the city and its sailors, through models, old maps, and explorers' stories.
Bordeaux, France
A public garden with six themed areas, greenhouses and more than 3000 plant species from different regions of the world.
