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Bordeaux Streets, Squares and Neighbourhoods

Bordeaux attractions: historical quarters and trendy squares

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Saint Pierre

8 Votes

In the heart of Bordeaux St. Pierre district is the historic center of the city, it's fascinating to wander around the little streets and discover the historic buildings, squares, fountains... ...read more

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Bourse square

6 Votes

Place de la Bourse was designed by Jacques Ange Gabriel, the Royal architect. This is a landscape for an equestrian statue of Louis XV. This historic building was built ...read more

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Rue Du Mirail

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Its name means Mirror street. The picturesque Rue du Mirail, full of bars and bistros, catches the eye of the visitors with the current Lycée Michel de Montaigne, that used ...read more

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Place Gambetta

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Place Gambetta is a square and a local meeting point in Bordeaux. There are many stores nearby like the Haagen Dazs ice cream store and the Virgin Megastore that ...read more

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Chartrons

Chartrons is a district situated on the banks of the Garonne river historically known for it's wine trade. The name comes from a Carthusian convent of the XV century. Today ...read more

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Rue Ste-Catherine

This street is completely pedestrianized and around 1 kilometer long. It’s the busiest ‘shopping street’ all over Bordeaux; apart from being an age-old thoroughfare of the town. During the Roman ...read more

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Saint Michel

The district of Saint Michel is the city's melting pot, populated by a thousand different cultures: Spanish, Portuguese, French and North Africans. The social life of this area is marked ...read more

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Mériadeck

Mériadec is the commercial district of Bordeaux, home of the administrative districts, with plenty of shopping opportunities. It was the result of work of redevelopment in the area (formerly disused), ...read more

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Port of the Moon

The Port of the Moon is the port city of Bordeaux situated to the south west of France. Known as the inhabited historic city having excellent architectural and urban ...read more

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Les Grands Hommes

The district of the Grands Hommes is one of the most elegant areas of the city. It takes its name from the Enlightenment which is dedicated to: Rousseau, Montesquieu, Voltaire ...read more