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Saint Andrew's Cathedral

Consecrated by Pope Urban II in 1096, Saint Andrew's Cathedral is built on a Latin cross plan with a single nave 124 m long. Of the first Romanesque building, the interior walls of the nave remain. Royal gate from the first half of the 13th century, chevet and transept from... Lire la suite

Bordeaux, world capital of wine

Bordeaux, the world capital of wine, is a charming city that has successfully entered the 21st century while preserving its exceptional architectural heritage, classified as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. From its Gallo-Roman and medieval past, Bordeaux has preserved the ruins of the Palais Gallien, a 15,000-seat amphitheater built... Lire la suite

All about Saint-Émilion

Tout savoir sur saint emilions

Saint-Émilion is a wine-growing village in the Bordeaux region of France. Located in the heart of the picturesque Bordeaux region, Saint-Émilion has been producing wine for centuries. The village is home to many historic vineyards and châteaux, as well as a number of innovative wineries that help make Saint-Émilion a... Lire la suite

Esplanade des Quinconces

The esplanade is built on the site of Fort Tropeyte, built after the battle of Castillon in 1453, and replaced in the 17th century by the Château Trompette, demolished in 1816. On the square, stands the famous Monument to the Girondins. All year round, every day except Wednesday and Saturday,... Lire la suite

Grand Théâtre in Bordeaux

Built by the architect Victor Louis, the Grand Théâtre, classified M.H., was completed in 1780. Its façade is composed of twelve Corinthian columns and decorated with twelve stone statues representing the nine muses and three goddesses. The National Opera organizes guided tours every Wednesday and Saturday at 2pm, 3:30pm and... Lire la suite

General

Key figures for the Gironde

Les chiffres clés de la gironde

Discover the main key figures of the Gironde in terms of economy, population and employment. The Gironde is one of the most dynamic departments in France! Largest department in France The Gironde is the largest department in France, with a total area of 10725 km². The department owes its name... Lire la suite

The Gironde coastline

Visit and move

Where to walk in Gironde ?

If you are looking to go for a walk in Gironde, you will be surprised by the variety of landscapes and possible activities. The Atlantic coast is lined with beautiful beaches, forests and castles are numerous in the hinterland. From Bordeaux to Saint-Emilion, passing by Arcachon and Pauillac, discover our... Lire la suite

10 activities to do with your family in Bordeaux

10 activités à faire en famille autour de Bordeaux

If you're looking for family activities in Bordeaux, you've come to the right place. We have listed 10 activities that will appeal to young and old. Whether you like museums, parks or shows, we have what you need. So, don't wait any longer and discover Bordeaux! 1. Visit a vineyard... Lire la suite

Discover a new escape game in Bordeaux

Découvrez un nouvel escape game à Bordeaux

Notice to all Bordeaux escape game lovers, a brand new course arrives in town: the Bordeaux Escape Game of Hunting Town. This innovative escape game takes players on an adventure through the streets of Bordeaux, on an outdoor course. The mission of this course: To secure a powerful artifact, before... Lire la suite

Why telework in Bordeaux?

Trouver un espace de coworking à Bordeaux ?

Bordeaux is a city on the move, and it's not just in terms of the quality of its wines! The Gironde metropolis is indeed seeing the emergence of more and more spaces dedicated to teleworking. If you are looking for a different place to work, this article is for you.... Lire la suite