Historic Monuments

On the banks of the Garonne, 40 minutes from Bordeaux. A meteoric rise to prominence in Gascony and a precursor to ...

The Fort du Hâ or Château du Hâ has a long history, dating back to its construction during the reign of Charles ...

A veritable secret passageway of Bordeaux, it is located on rue Sainte-Catherine and offers a journey back in time ...

Place Saint-Michel, located in the heart of Bordeaux's old town, is a vibrant and multicultural district. It is ...

In the heart of a lively, dynamic district of Bordeaux, this 2nd largest Catholic building in the city boasts a ...

At Place Canteloup, you'll find yourself facing France's 2nd largest bell tower, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built ...

Don't miss it, set into the wall in the middle of Rue Sainte-Catherine on Place Saint-Projet. Carved in 1737 by Van ...

The Church of Saint Paul in Bordeaux, whose full name is Église Saint-Paul Saint-François-Xavier, is a major ...

Don't forget to bring your camera - this is a magnificent, atypical setting in the center of Place des Quinconces. A ...

The Pont de Pierre, crossing the Garonne, is an emblem of Bordeaux. Its construction, decided by Napoleon I in 1810, ...

Unlike its counterparts, it is completely undecorated, shining in its simplicity along the quayside in the ...

Also known as the Fontaine de la Salinière, it can be admired on the quays of the Saint-Michel district, facing the ...

Built in 1520 by the congregation of the Annonciade sisters, this building is one of the few Renaissance cloisters ...