Bordeaux, Gironde, Aquitaine

Come and discover the old Bordeaux in the form of a GPS drawing The Balades à Roulettes® (BR®) are short, quiet walks, with a stroller or a small bike, or adapted for people with reduced mobility (in a wheelchair), proposed by the French Federation of Hiking of the Gironde.

It is 10 years since an urban perimeter of 1810 hectares in central Bordeaux has enjoyed recognition by UNESCO as a World Heritage site. This area takes in almost all of the city centre as the “Port de la Lune” (Port of the Moon). The Tourist Office offers routes around the city to help you discover the ambience and the main monuments of Bordeaux at your own pace.

Some 1810 hectares of the city of Bordeaux were listed as a unesco World Heritage site on 28th June 2007.This remarkably large area encompasses almost the whole of the city inside the outer boulevards, including the "Port of the Moon" (so called because of the crescent shape formed by a bend in the Garonne) and the opposite riverbank.

Ever wished to find out about Bordeaux city and its famous growths? Urban wine trail will take you through the different districts of the city and the diversity of its wine bars! You’ll definitely have a taste for it!

Ever wished to find out about Bordeaux city and its famous growths. Urban Wine Trail will take you through the different districts of the city and the diversity of its winebars! You’ll definitely have a taste for it!

From the Pont de Pierre to the Jacques Chaban Delmas Bridge, from the oldest crossing of the Garonne to the most recent, this loop will take you on a journey through time, from the historic facades of the 18th century to the most modern developments of the city, such as the Cité du Vin. The whole area is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a guarantee of a magnificent walk in the heart of the historic centre of the city. The Balades à Roulettes® (BR®) are short, quiet walks, with a pushchair or a small bicycle, or adapted for people with reduced mobility (in a wheelchair), proposed by the French Federation of Rambling of the Gironde.

A short tourist rally for children aged 7 to 12 and their families to discover Bordeaux. For an hour, parents follow their children as they discover the city's history through riddles, questions and drawings (a choice of two circuits in the Saint-Pierre district and in classic Bordeaux). Itinerary to be collected from the Bordeaux Tourist Office, 12 cours du XXX Juillet, on the day of your visit. Don't forget your pencils!

Welcome to Bordeaux, capital of New Aquitaine. Discover its old quarters by following this tour through the city. Answer the riddles and bring back your booklet at the end of your visit to find out the answers.

Welcome to Bordeaux, capital of New Aquitaine. Discover its old quarters, its squares, its alleys and its secrets by following this tour through the city. Answer the riddles and bring back your booklet at the end of your visit to find out the answers.

This family and bucolic stroll from Bordeaux invites you to discover the landscape of the Bordeaux vineyards and to get a closer look at a typical Bordeaux heritage: majestic chartreuse houses, "carrelets" on the banks of the Garonne and old stations rehabilitated along the Roger Lapébie trail which you will partly follow.

Behind Rohan Palace, the seat of Bordeaux Town Hall which shares its gardens with the Museum of Fine Art and which offer a panorama of the main trends in western art from the Renaissance to present day. Bordeaux Museum of Fine Art occupies two twinned wings, added to Rohan Palace in 1851. The south wing has a large choice of masterpieces from the 16th to the 18th centuries, representing Italian (Titien, Veronese), Flemish (Brueghel l’Ancien) and French (Chardin) schools. The north wing, undergoing a complete renovation from 2011-2013, is a chance to get to know, if you don’t already, the great Bordeaux artists. Rosa Bonheur, Odilon Redon, Albert Marquet, André Lhote and Tobeen made their mark on the main artistic trends in the 19th and 20th centuries. Opposite the museum, the Gallery of Fine Art completes the permanent collection by regularly hosting temporary exhibitions.

L'INVITATION AU VOYAGE is a set of suites & apartments in a mansion of the first half of the 18th century. Relive it, the golden age of Bordeaux!

The greeting, I welcome you in the pure tradition of bed and breakfast hospitality. In the heart of my house, you will have a large room with all the independent sanitary comfort. In the morning you will be offered a copious breakfast that you can enjoy, weather permitting, on the outside terrace. The room is ideally situated to take the time to discover Bordeaux and its region or simply to enjoy the calm of a stopover. I take particular care to ensure that my welcome is a mixture of attention and discretion. Looking forward to seeing you Martine

It's a long way from project to thing. Created by the famous Bordeaux actor Félix de Rochebrune in 1957, the Molière Theatre was in turn a Cinema X and then the stage of the Aquitaine Region Artistic Office before returning to its first love: comedy Situated a stone's throw from Place Pey Berland and the Cathedral of Saint-André, the proud Molière Theatre combines heritage and modernity ... From the blond of its Bordeaux stones to the red and black of its comfortable hall; from its beautiful wine cellar to its elegant lounges and bistro area, everything here is part of the promise of an exceptional theatrical night!

Inaugurated in 1924, this major sports facility, located in Lescure Park, has a rich history. After hosting the football team FC Girondins de Bordeaux from 1938 to 2015, the stadium became the preferred playground for the rubgy club Union Bordeaux-Bègles (UBB) and the women's rugby team Les Lionnes du Stade Bordelais. Today, the Lescure Park district is undergoing major changes and new services and features should be available soon.

On the ceiling, a dome painted by Gustave LAREE representing the apotheosis of Pierrot, dance and modern music. With its mix of Louis XVI styles and reminiscences of Art Nouveau, the Théâtre Fémina still remains one of the last examples of sumptuous settings. This historical richness makes the Femina Theatre an unmissable venue where the most talented artists from all over the world perform.

Villa Saint Genès is a beautiful 19th century Bordeaux townhouse. Behind its discreet front of this house you will discover the world of Caroline & Daniel, who remains dedicated to the art: The art of living: to share friendly moments and to take the time to enjoy every instant. The art of receiving their guests and giving them some ideas to discover this beautiful city of Bordeaux that they themselves have adopted. The art of the French cooking : our two epicureans will share the South-west of France flavors, as well as the many countries they have traveled, without forgetting the wines. Just the art. Caroline has a passion for sculpture, stone carving and pottery. You will discover in this charming house her many creations.

The Palais Gallien is today the only visible remains of the Roman city of Burdigala. Built in the early 2nd century AD, its original dimensions are impressive, 130 meters long and 114 meters wide. The amphitheatre was located on the outskirts of the ancient city. Games - often cruel - were held here before large crowds. 20-25 000 people could be seated on terraced rows of wooden benches! The Palais Gallien amphitheatre is listed as a Historical Monument. A few arcades and seating rows are still standing, and can be seen from rues du Palais Gallien, Albert Barraud, and Emile Fourcand.

Located in the heart of old Bordeaux, the Théâtre des Salinières is a spacious, comfortable and warm theatre. Composed of a charming hall with 280 red velvet armchairs, a panoramic stage and a convivial hall, this place of entertainment brings together more than 30,000 spectators every year. With 18 major comedies, in own productions, offered throughout the season, the Theatre enjoys a growing reputation. In addition, there are about a hundred tour dates throughout the region.

In the centre of the vineyards that bear his name, Bordeaux raises its superb facades on the banks of the Garonne. The districts of Saint-Pierre, Saint-Michel, dominated by its Gothic spire, and Sainte-Eulalie, rich in convents, are reminders of the city's prosperity in the Middle Ages. The Palais Rohan marks its modernization in the 18th century, continued from the Grands Hommes district, near the Grand Théâtre and the Allées de Tourny, to the public garden. Bordeaux is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the first distinguished urban ensemble in such an area. Its homogenous architecture and more than 350 listed buildings or listed as Historic Monuments, including 3 listed as World Heritage since 1998 under the Roads to Compostela, make it one of the most attractive cities in France. Come and discover it in all its richness and diversity during the visits of the Tourist Office.

An essential part of Bordeaux life, the Mériadeck skating rink hosts ice shows and ice hockey games while offering the public the opportunity to skate on an Olympic-sized track. Versatile, the Mériadeck skating rink can be configured in many ways and can accommodate 4,800 to 7,250 spectators, making it one of the largest halls in the Bordeaux area. Located in the city centre, it is ideally served by the Bordeaux tramway. With the Family Plus Label, it offers the guarantee of a welcome specially adapted to children and adults alike!

The church of Saint-Bruno is the last architectural testimony of the prestigious Carthusian monastery built under the episcopate of Cardinal François de Sourdis, archbishop of Bordeaux from 1599 to 1628. It was consecrated by the Cardinal de Sourdis on March 29, 1620. Inspired by the Roman churches after the Council of Trent, it is the first Bordeaux testimony of Baroque art.

After the French Revolution in 1800 it became the Gironde prefecture, then an imperial palace and royal residence, until finally becoming the city hall in 1837.

Behind Rohan Palace, the seat of Bordeaux Town Hall which shares its gardens with the Museum of Fine Art and which offer a panorama of the main trends in western art from the Renaissance to present day. Bordeaux Museum of Fine Art occupies two twinned wings, added to Rohan Palace in 1851. The south wing has a large choice of masterpieces from the 16th to the 18th centuries, representing Italian (Titien, Veronese), Flemish (Brueghel l’Ancien) and French (Chardin) schools. The north wing, undergoing a complete renovation from 2011-2013, is a chance to get to know, if you don’t already, the great Bordeaux artists. Rosa Bonheur, Odilon Redon, Albert Marquet, André Lhote and Tobeen made their mark on the main artistic trends in the 19th and 20th centuries. Opposite the museum, the Gallery of Fine Art completes the permanent collection by regularly hosting temporary exhibitions.

Mind-bending games... When you visit the Paris Museum of Illusion, you?re doing your little grey cells a world of good, and you know how important that is. The museum has a smart room where visitors of all ages can play and learn, alone or in competition. The aim of this space is to stimulate learning and leisure through dilemma games, dilemma games and much more. Have you ever been to a place that develops cognitive skills as if you were in a brain gym? Come and solve brainteasers, puzzles, impossible nodes, rebus and other educational concepts that challenge and educate.

Created in 1801 by Bonaparte who chose fifteen cities in France to display a collection of works from both former king’s collections and spoils of war, particularly from Italy; Bordeaux Museum of Fine Art is located behind Rohan Palace, in the city centre. It has an exhaustive panorama of the main trends in western art from the Renaissance to modern day with its collection of paintings, sculptures and drawings showing European art from the 16th to the 20th century, major Bordeaux artists of the 19th and 20th centuries and the main trends in western art from the Renaissance to the Second World War. Opposite the museum, the Gallery of Fine Art completes the permanent collection by regularly hosting temporary exhibitions.

This Gothic-style cathedral hosted two royal marriages. The first between Eleanor of Aquitaine and the future Louis VII and the second between Anne of Austria and Louis XIII. The Pey Berland Tower, a bell tower built in the 15th century separately from the cathedral offers a unique view of the city.

Wine, music and delicatessen, these are the key words of this establishment both cellar with wines from all France and wine bar with absinthe as specialty.

Enjoy a unique night out in Bordeaux at this typical wine bar where you can taste wines, food, spirits while listening to live music & concerts !

Unique concept based on a meticulous selection of 100 wines that are renewed every month and all available for glass tasting! Each wine is unearthed among about fifty different wines tasted blind.

Zéphirine is above all a state of mind: A contemporary take on a family home! A restaurant like an Auberge Urbaine, where you can share every moment of the day. We serve contemporary bourgeois cuisine reinvented daily, told and served by the innkeepers or table hosts themselves, whose identity is reinforced by signature dishes. It's also a delicatessen and a Comptoir Gourmand to take home from home. A participatory experience to enjoy on the spot or to take away for a fixed price. No fuss! You listen, you observe, you share, you taste, you exchange, you learn recipes and tips with the chef? At Zéphirine, thanks to the slice table, the kitchen is at the heart of the service and the customer is at the heart of the kitchen: restaurant codes are turned upside down for a gastronomic experience!

A great French wine selection coupled with a few foreign treasures proposed at attractive prices.

Wine and food pairing with top quality tapas guaranteed

Imagined to meet the need for calm, the desire for conviviality and the love of beautiful things, the ground floor of the Boutique Hotel is composed of several judiciously arranged rooms. Guests come to relax in a cosy, cool space in summer or near one of the fireplaces in winter in our glass roof. Small jewels in the heart of Bordeaux, the discreet garden and the terrace of the Boutique Hotel are real havens of peace.

Welcome to Puy Paulin, a typical French bistro in the heart of downtown Bordeaux. On the menu, you will find traditional recipes and products from the South-West: stews, grilled beef, regional delicatessen...

The rare opportunity to taste 1st classified growth by the glass

Specialist of Grands Crus. Wine tasting. Wine bar and wine shop. Export to various countries including Europe, USA, Canada, Asia. Tastings for groups from 2 persons by appointment only.

1 BEDROOM FLAT. 45 m². Second floor. 1 bedroom, 1 double bed. Living room, 2 single beds, TV DVD, telephone, micro, internet access, american kitchen, dishwasher, washing machine, micro wave. Shower room. WC. Near by center town. Provided : linen.

1 BEDROOM FLAT. 45 m². first floor. 1 bedroom, 1 double bed. Living room, 2 single beds, TV DVD, telephone, micro, internet access, american kitchen, dishwasher, washing machine, micro wave. Shower room. WC. Near by center town. Provided : linen.

1 BEDROOM FLAT. 42 m². Ground floor. 1 bedroom, 1 double bed. Living room sofa bed 2 people, TV, DVD, telephone, internet access, american kitchen, washing machine, diswasher, micro wave, freezer. Balneo bathroom. WC. Near by centre town. Provided: linen.

ONE BEDROOM FLAT. 39 m². 2nd floor, lift. Entrance hall. 1 bedromm, 1 double bed (140 cms). Living room, TV, DVD, kitchenette, dischwasher, micro wave. Bathroom, washing machine. WC. Downtown.

T1. 24 m². Floor, elevator. Living room with sofa bed for 2 persons, TV, internet access. Kitchen, microwave. Bathroom, washing machine. Balcony, garden furniture.

T1. 45 m². First floor, lift. Large living room with sofa bed for 2 persons, TV, internet access, night space 1 bed for 2 persons. Kitchen, microwave. Storeroom, washing machine. Shower room. Terrace, garden furniture. Private car park.

The apartment is located in the heart of medieval Bordeaux. You will discover the big bell, the quays and an architectural ensemble listed by UNESCO. Your apartment contains a bedroom for 2 people and a sofa bed for 2 people. All services and amenities are on your doorstep.

The apartment is located in the heart of medieval Bordeaux. You will discover the big bell, the quays and an architectural ensemble listed by UNESCO. Your apartment contains a bedroom for 2 people and a sofa bed for 2 people. All services and amenities are on your doorstep.

The five apartments WellkHome are luminous and spacious (type 2 and 3) with a balcony and well exposed windows. They are entirely high end equiped and can accommodate you alone, as a couple, or with friends or family. This apartment type 2 situated on the first floor comprises a living room, a dining area with a large table, a separated and entirely equiped kitchen, a bedroom and a bathroom with a large shower cabin and a double wash basin unit.

The five apartments WellkHome are luminous and spacious (type 2 and 3) with a balcony and well exposed windows. They are entirely high end equiped and can accommodate you alone, as a couple, or with friends or family. This apartment type 3 situated on the third floor comprises a fully equiped kitchen, a bar, a dining area with a large table, a living room, two bedrooms: one including a dressing room, a bathroom with shower cabin and balneotherapy bathtub. A garage is at your disposal in the building.