1. Place de la Bourse:
- Impressive 18th-century square located by the Garonne River.
- The three "Graces" water mirrors create stunning reflections of the buildings.
- Rococo-style buildings with elaborate facades and arcades surround the square.
2. Pey Berland Tower:
- Gothic bell tower of Bordeaux Cathedral.
- Offers panoramic views of the city from its summit.
- Located in Pey Berland Square, next to the cathedral.
3. Bordeaux Cathedral:
- Gothic cathedral with elaborate carvings and architecture.
- Dedicated to Saint Andrew.
- Notable architectural features include intricate stonework, flying buttresses, and stained glass windows.
4. Porte Cailhau:
- 15th-century medieval city gate.
- One of the remaining gates of the former city walls.
- Features fortified towers and decorative sculptures.
5. Saint-Michel Basilica:
- Iconic Gothic church with an imposing facade.
- Located in the Saint-Michel district.
- Notable for its elaborate carvings, statues, and beautiful stained glass windows.
6. Gros Clocher (Great Bell Tower):
- Separate belfry of the former Saint-Pierre Cathedral.
- Offers an observation deck with views over the city.
- Nearby, visitors can also explore the remains of the ancient Roman amphitheater.
7. Bassins de Lumières:
- Former submarine base transformed into a digital art center.
- Hosts immersive multimedia exhibitions showcasing various artworks on a vast scale.
8. La Cité du Vin:
- Modern cultural center dedicated to wine.
- Interactive exhibits explore the history, making, and traditions of wine worldwide.
- Offers panoramic views of Bordeaux from its rooftop terrace.
9. Place de la Comédie:
- Central square in Bordeaux with elegant fountains.
- Grand Théâtre de Bordeaux dominates the square with its 12 Corinthian columns.
- Lined with cafés and shops.
10. Jardin Public:
- Picturesque and well-maintained city park.
- Offers tranquility with tree-lined paths, statues, fountains, and rose gardens.
