Bordeaux
Bordeaux's heritage is rich in historic and modern sites and monuments. Don't miss a stroll through the Bordeaux Unesco perimeterand visit historic landmarks such as Pey-Berland Tower, Saint-André Cathedral, Porte Cailhau, the Grand-Théâtre and Place de la Bourse. And for a more complete experience, take some time to discover and explore the new Bordeauxthe cité Frugès ...
Bordeaux looks great. The dazzling classical and neoclassical architecture it has displayed for over two centuries bears witness to this. Recognition of the value and unity of its 18th-century heritage led to its inclusion on UNESCO's prestigious World Heritage List in 2007. Far from resting on its laurels, Bordeaux has continued its momentum with the urban project initiated in 1996 by its former mayor Alain Juppé. Since then, the city has undergone a complete facelift, revealing its charms to the world - all on foot!
Getting around Bordeaux takes all kinds. Transportation options are numerous and varied. With 4 streetcar lines, a vast metropolitan bus network, river shuttles, a self-service bike and car rental system, you can optimize your trips by alternating between bus, streetcar, bike and car! And why not go even further in discovering the region by taking advantage of the train network.
