Visiting Bordeaux
Our selection of activities
Bordeaux's historic centre and quays have been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2007.
The Hotel Majestic is at the heart of this exceptional area.
The visit continues with a tour of some of the world's most prestigious vineyards.
Cultural & historical tours
It's one of Bordeaux's most emblematic landmarks. The Miroir d'Eau, especially at night with its reflections, is a magical place.
Take a stroll through the cobbled streets of the Saint-Pierre district, admire the facades of the old buildings and discover the Porte Cailhau.
A superb example of neo-classical architecture, this theater is a must-see for opera and ballet lovers. It's also impressive to admire from the outside.
Climb to the top of the tower for a panoramic view of the city.
This museum traces the history of Bordeaux and the region from prehistoric times to the present day.
Located in the Palais Rohan, this museum houses a rich collection of paintings and sculptures from the 16th to the 20th century.
Walks, shopping and discoveries
It's one of Europe's largest squares, famous for its rostral columns and its Monument aux Girondins, commemorating the Girondin deputies of the French Revolution.
A historic district with numerous art galleries, antique shops and charming cafés. Ideal for a leisurely stroll.
These are the three most dynamic shopping streets. Cours de l'Intendance is home to a host of luxury brands, while Rue Sainte Catherine is Europe's longest shopping street.
The renovated quays offer a beautiful promenade with magnificent views of the river and bridges. Stop off at the Quai des Marques for a shopping session.
A haven of peace right in the center of town, ideal for a stroll or a picnic. It also houses the Museum of Natural History, a restaurant, a lake and children's play areas.
Unique experiences
An interactive museum dedicated to wine, with exhibitions, tastings and panoramic views of the city from the belvedere.
A must-try when you come to Bordeaux!
A pleasant way to see the city from the river.
This fast-changing district hosts contemporary art exhibitions in a former submarine base.
Around Bordeaux
Just a short drive or train ride away, this medieval village is famous for its wines and historical heritage.
Pessac Léognan, Pauillac, Sauternes... these world-famous appellations are all less than an hour's drive from Bordeaux.
About an hour from Bordeaux, you can discover Europe's highest sand dune and taste fresh oysters.
More information on the official Bordeaux Metropolitan Convention and Visitors Bureau website
