Whether you are staying in Bordeaux itself or in the region, such as in Caudalie Sources, For example, perhaps you'd like to know where to begin your city tour. With a UNESCO World Heritage city center, Bordeaux is a rich and vibrant city.
Start a walk from the Place de la Comédie
The Place de la Comédie hosts the Grand Théâtre, the Bordeaux National Opera. Central, it allows you to discover the Saint-Pierre district, Rue Sainte-Catherine (the largest pedestrian street in Europe), as well as the «Golden Triangle» comprising the beautiful Allées de Tourny and their carousel.
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Visit the Cité du Vin
Opened on May 31, 2016, Bordeaux's Cité du Vin welcomes you for a discovery-rich visit. This sublime building features a permanent exhibition which takes between two and three hours to visit, as well as temporary exhibitions. The «travel companion» is free and allows you to easily learn everything (available in 8 languages). At a height of 35 meters, the belvedere welcomes you: enjoy a 360° view while tasting a wine from an assorted selection of twenty regularly renewed wines (children can drink grape juice).
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3/ Stroll on the Garonne
Several cruises are offered throughout the year. These range from a 1 hour 15 minute tour to discover the city from the river to cruises including dinner or day cruises that allow you to stop at an island, for example. You can inquire with Cruise on the Bordeaux River.
4/ Stroll along the quays from the Stone Bridge to the Quai des Marques
The quays of Bordeaux represent a must-do walk as they allow you to stroll along the river while admiring the very typical facades of the city. Quai des Sports, Place de la Bourse, Miroir d'Eau, skate park – your progress will be marked by lively places that the people of Bordeaux love.
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Visit the Saint-André Cathedral and climb the Pey Berland Tower.
Pey Berland Square and its cathedral are a landmark for the city's residents. In addition to visiting Saint-André Cathedral with its superb stained-glass windows, you can climb to the top of the Pey Berland Tower, which offers a perfect vantage point for admiring the city. From its height of 50 meters and 229 steps, you'll have an unforgettable view. The tower is open every day except Monday.
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