Area Attractions

The Miroir d’Eau is the most-photographed site in Bordeaux. Snap a selfie at this spectacular pool. Located across from Place de la Bourse and designed by Michel Corajoud, this attraction alternates between a mirror effect and artificial misting.

Visit the stunning scene of many royal weddings and solemn funerals. This beautiful religious monument in Bordeaux is accompanied by its bell tower, the Pey-Berland Tower, that provides stunning views of the city and beyond.

La Cité du Vin is a unique cultural centre dedicated to the fascinating heritage of wine. It offers a spectacular journey around the world, throughout the ages, and across countless cultures and civilizations.

This former military barracks dedicated to exploring and promoting an alternative, inspiring urban ecosystem is one of the most visited places on Bordeaux’s right bank. Everyone has a place here, from skaters and lovers of street art to green economy entrepreneurs, fans of electro music, biodiversity advocates, and Sunday brunchers.

Considered the home of the creative and cultural economy in New Aquitaine, the MÉCA is dedicated to the performing arts, literature, cinema, and contemporary arts. Boasting 1,200 square meters of exhibition space and a spectacular rooftop, this attraction offers unique panoramic views and is open to the public free of charge.

There are many ways to discover local wine, to get to know it, understand it, and savour it. Spend a few moments or a whole day enjoying a selection of Bordeaux’s best wine-related activities.

It’s about 1200 metres long and 10 metres wide. That makes nearly 3km of show windows to take in. This is the longest shopping street in Europe.