Bordeaux offers numerous photography sites from the medieval Porte Cailhau to the modern Cité du Vin. The city features historical gates, stone bridges, public gardens, and architectural landmarks. Photographers can capture the Gothic Basilique Saint-Michel, the neoclassical Grand Théâtre, and the Place de la Bourse with its water mirror. The Darwin Ecosystem presents urban culture venues, while the Quai des Chartrons provides waterfront views.
Bordeaux, France
This 15th century defensive gate stands 35 meters tall and features stone carvings of the French royal coat of arms.
Bordeaux, France
This bell tower from the 15th century contains a 7,750 kg bronze bell and served as a prison until the 19th century.
Bordeaux, France
This 1.2 kilometer pedestrian street contains 250 stores and connects Place de la Victoire to the Grand Théâtre.
Bordeaux, France
This stone bridge from 1822 spans 487 meters across the Garonne River and contains 17 arches representing Napoleon's letters.
Bordeaux, France
This renovated industrial complex houses art galleries, urban gardens, shops, and restaurants in a 20,000 square meter space.
Bordeaux, France
The 18th-century palace features stone facades, a central courtyard, and ceremonial rooms decorated with period furniture and artwork.
Bordeaux, France
The 28-hectare public park contains century-old trees, flower gardens, walking paths, a lake, and recreational areas for visitors.
Bordeaux, France
The former Dominican convent features stone columns, arched passages and a central garden with traditional French design elements.
Bordeaux, France
18th century palace square with a large water feature reflecting the classical architecture of the surrounding buildings.
Bordeaux, France
15th century Gothic cathedral with a 114-meter bell tower offering views across the city rooftops and Garonne river.
Bordeaux, France
19th century glass-roofed shopping arcade connecting rue Sainte-Catherine to cours de l'Intendance with high-end retail stores.
Bordeaux, France
Small square near the opera house with classical stone buildings and street cafes offering views of the Grand Theatre facade.
Bordeaux, France
This 18th century theater features twelve Corinthian columns on its main facade with statues representing the nine Muses and three Goddesses.
Bordeaux, France
The science center occupies a renovated maritime warehouse on Garonne River banks with glass walls and metallic structures.
Bordeaux, France
The vertical lift bridge spans 117 meters across the Garonne River with its central section rising 53 meters to allow ships passage.
Bordeaux, France
The garden contains a botanical area, stone bridges over water features, and paths lined with centuries old trees.
Bordeaux, France
This regional museum presents artifacts from prehistoric times through modern history in a 19th-century building with stone columns.
Bordeaux, France
Modern aluminum and glass building dedicated to wine culture with exhibits, tastings, and a panoramic restaurant on the top floor.
Bordeaux, France
Historical square with stone buildings, restaurants and cafes where locals gather for coffee and meals throughout the day.
Bordeaux, France
Former market hall transformed into a cultural center with regular events, exhibitions and workshops for the local community.
Bordeaux, France
The stone remains of this second-century Roman amphitheater stand near central Bordeaux, featuring partial arches and architectural elements from ancient times.
Bordeaux, France
This 18th-century wine estate includes stone buildings, traditional wine cellars, and 30 hectares of vineyards producing Bordeaux wines in the Médoc region.
Bordeaux, France
This Gothic bell tower from the 15th century stands 50 meters tall next to Saint-André Cathedral, offering views over Bordeaux from its observation platform.
Bordeaux, France
This neoclassical arch from 1751 marks the historical entrance to Bordeaux from Paris, featuring columns and decorative stone carvings on both sides.
Bordeaux, France
This street features original stone buildings from the 15th century, narrow pedestrian paths and traditional French architectural elements.
Bordeaux, France
Located in a residential area, this 19th century stone fountain displays water patterns and geometric decorative elements.
Bordeaux, France
This commercial street contains 18th century mansions converted into retail spaces, with ornate stone facades and iron balconies.
Bordeaux, France
This medieval square features the 15th century gate Porte Cailhau, surrounded by stone buildings and outdoor cafes.
Bordeaux, France
Benedictine monastery church from the 11th century with ornate stone carvings on its facade and a large Romanesque entrance portal.
Bordeaux, France
Bronze water fountain from 1869 representing three female figures from Greek mythology, located in the center of Esplanade des Quinconces.
Bordeaux, France
Stone riverside promenade from the 18th century with classical architecture buildings, street cafes and views of Garonne River.
Bordeaux, France
Former wine merchant district with stone warehouses converted into shops, restaurants and art galleries along the Garonne River.