Bordeaux

Bordeaux

“Port of the Moon” is the historic centre

of Bordeaux, World Heritage Site by UNESCO since 2007. It is an architectural ensemble created in the “Age of Enlightment” whose values remain protected. There are three churches on site (Saint Michel, Saint Seurin and Saint Andre Cathedral) in the pilgrimage routes to Santiago de Compostela. Bordeaux is located in southwest France on the banks of the Garonne River, with access to the Bay of Biscay. Bordeaux is the wine capital, a modern city with strong implementation of the high-tech industry. It is one of the cities in Europe with more 18th century buildings. Do not miss the Hôtel de Ville, a 18th century palace and one of the most beautiful buildings in town. Hotels in Bordeaux

What to visit in Bordeaux: Grand Théâtre de Bordeaux; Les Quais; La Victoire; Gambetta Square; Quinconces Square; Porte Cailhau; Column of the Girondins; Saint Michel Basilica; Saint Seurin Basilica; Saint Andre Cathedral; Hôtel de Ville; Church of St Pierre; Church of the Holy Cross; Bourse Palace; Church of Notre Dame; Place de la Bourse; Pont de Pierre;

Restaurants in Bordeaux

• Le Pavillon des Boulevards
• Le Pressoir d’Argent
• Maruya Dining Japanese
• Le Chapon Fin
• Le Bouchon Bordelais
• Tante Charlotte

Transports in Bordeaux

Bordeaux-Merignac Airport (BOD): There are many domestic and international flights to/from Bordeaux.

By train and bus: There are many connections to/from several cities in France.

Maps of Bordeaux

Map of Bordeaux

Where is Bordeaux on Map of France