Historic Monuments

On the banks of the Garonne, 40 minutes from Bordeaux. A meteoric rise to prominence in Gascony and a precursor to ...

Take a plunge back to Gallo-Roman times, when Bordeaux was known as Bordigala, in front of the Palais Gallien, the ...

Place Gambetta is one of Bordeaux's emblematic squares, a true architectural gem of the 18th century. Formerly known ...

Built between 1748 and 1753, the Porte de Dijeaux is an 18th-century vestige located between Place Gambetta and Rue ...

The Fort du Hâ or Château du Hâ has a long history, dating back to its construction during the reign of Charles ...

Bordeaux City Hall, also known as the Rohan Palace, is one of the city's most imposing and elegant monuments. ...

Saint Andrew's Cathedral, located in the heart of Bordeaux, is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture and a UNESCO ...

At Place Pey Berland, you can't miss the imposing bronze statue of Jacques Chaban Delmas. A famous figure in the ...

Open all year round, the tower can be visited on your own with the help of a booklet and explanatory panels. ...

Built in 1520 by the congregation of the Annonciade sisters, this building is one of the few Renaissance cloisters ...

Don't forget to bring your camera - this is a magnificent, atypical setting in the center of Place des Quinconces. A ...

Head to Place de la Comédie to admire one of Bordeaux's most emblematic buildings, the Opéra National de Bordeaux ...

A veritable secret passageway of Bordeaux, it is located on rue Sainte-Catherine and offers a journey back in time ...