Grande roue, Place des Quinconques and the monument to the Girondins,
Bordeaux is located in the Gironde department in the region Nouvelle-Aquitaine.
From gare Paris Montparnasse is 2h30 to Bordeaux Saint Jean.
From Marne la Vallée is 3h30 to Bordeaux Saint Jean.
The monumen was built between 1894 and 1902 in honour of the Girondine deputies deposed and persecuted during the French Revolution.
Market 'Les Halles de Bacalan'
The two tortoises can be found on the Place de la Victoire, one of Bordeaux's main public squares. The two turtles are a sign of fertility, and a tribute to the culture of wine.
South front and towers, with the cathedral bells
The Cathédrale-Primatiale Saint-André de Bordeaux.
The nave.
Chapel of the Virgin.
In the middle Saint Catherine and Margaret of Antioch
The choir
The Pey-Berland tower , build in the 15th century.
One of the tower bells.
View over Bordeaux.
The chevet seen from the Pey-Berland tower.
The statue of Our Lady of Aquitaine atop the tower
The Aquitaine Gateway.
Jardin Public. Created in 1746, the Jardin Publicis located in the center of Bordeaux.
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Located on Bordeaux’s right bank, this former military barracks is now eco-rehabilitated and has become one of the most visited places in the city.
Les Halles de Bacalan
The Porte Cailhau is a gateway in the city of Bordeaux.
It served as both a defensive gateway and a triumphal arch.
The original gate was built into the 14th-century ramparts. It was replaced by the current monument between 1493 and 1496.
The Grosse cloche de Bordeaux is the nickname given to a building that served as the gateway to the medieval ramparts and the belfry of the old town hall.
It was built in the 15th century on the remains of the former 13th-century Porte named after the church Saint Eloi on the left side next to it.
The church Saint Eloi
