Explore 12 acres of history and culture surrounded by impressive monuments and tree-lined avenues. Admire the Statue of Liberty breaking its chains atop the 43-meter-high column and delve into the revolutionary past of the Girondists. Enjoy lively events and stunning views of the city from the Ferris wheel.

Explore the Gothic beauty of Eglise St. Pierre, surrounded by cobblestone streets and historic buildings. Admire the ornate stained-glass windows, sculptures, and impressive organ playing, which together paint a fascinating picture of Bordeaux's religious and cultural past. The harmonious proportions and elegant simplicity of this church will captivate you.

Treat yourself to a moment under the Statue of Liberty, who proudly breaks the chains of her captivity. Surrounded by bronze sculptures honoring brave souls of the French Revolution, you can feel the deep connection with the struggle for freedom. Nestled in historic Bordeaux, this monument commemorates the victims of the reign of terror and celebrates unbreakable hope.

Wander across a mirror of water that reflects the surrounding architecture with stunning clarity. Every 15 minutes, the scenery transforms into a mist-shrouded dream, blurring the lines between reality and illusion. Children will enjoy splashing around in the shallow fountain, while a perfect photo of the mirror-like surface is almost guaranteed.

Discover the depths of an 18th-century wine cellar where the secrets of the Bordeaux wine trade are revealed. Admire historic wine bottles, explore old wine labels, and learn about the evolution of viticulture. Finally, you'll enjoy a tasting of fine wines, accompanied by expert commentary that will deepen your knowledge of Bordeaux's famous appellations.

With major concerts and events crisscrossing the city, the Bordeaux Métropole Arena, also known as the Arkéa Arena, provides a stage for spectacular live entertainment. Here, acoustic brilliance and visual splendor combine to create unparalleled show experiences, surrounded by the dynamic culture and heritage of one of France's most vibrant cities.

A former 16th-century women's prison is transformed into a lively meeting place. Enjoy home-brewed beer and pub classics like crispy sweet potato fries. Friendly staff and a warm atmosphere surrounded by history invite you to linger. Unique in Bordeaux, perfect for a break after work or to watch rugby.

In an 18th-century building that resembles a ship, the variety of Bordeaux wines unfolds. With a selection of 30 wines daily, including reds, rosés and sparkling whites, expert sommeliers provide insight into aromas and origins. It is accompanied by local delicacies such as cheeses, cold meats and chocolate, all at affordable prices.

Step down into Bordeaux's oldest early Christian necropolis, where Merovingian marble, sarcophagi and mysterious legends await you in the crypt of the Basilica of Saint-Seurin. Discover tombs dating back to the 4th century and delve into the beginnings of Christianity at this historic site.

Built between the 14th and 16th centuries, this basilica fascinates with its Gothic and flaming Gothic architecture. Admire the colorful stained-glass windows of the 20th century, climb the 114-meter-high bell tower for panoramic views, and experience the magical acoustics of organ playing and choral singing. You'll also discover the historic district with its lively market.

A green Jaguar from the 1960s hangs spectacularly from the wall of the Victor Hugo car park, a bold installation by Jean François Dosso. This work of art, created during the renovation in the 90s, remains a fascinating example of urban art that invites passers-by to marvel and take pictures.

In a former industrial hangar, creativity comes to life. Surrounded by mechanics during the day, the room transforms into a vibrant meeting place for art, music and culinary delights in the evening. A place where you can lend a hand, learn new things and immerse yourself in the local culture at the same time. A mix of workshop, gallery and community center awaits you.

Immerse yourself in the world of traditional puppet theater, where Guignol, the charming protagonist, has been delighting children and adults since 1853. In summer, the idyllic Parc Bordelais hosts daily performances that captivate the audience with their heart and humour. Pack a picnic for an enjoyable time before the show. Perfect for a family outing.

In a former military complex, sustainable creativity comes to life. With over 100 companies and associations dedicated to the green economy, this ecosystem offers a mix of urban gardening, art, local organic restaurants and a skate park. Here, ecological awareness is combined with cultural diversity, from workshops to organic markets, all under the umbrella of sustainability.

Wake up to new life with every sip from the master hand of L'Alchemiste. Here, high-quality coffee is transformed into a potion that invigorates the senses through careful roasting. In addition to delicious coffee variations, enjoy exquisite Italian delicacies served by Clément and Romain, surrounded by charmingly selected furniture and décor in a homely atmosphere.

With every sip of 'La Comtesse', you dive deeper into a fairy tale. Recommended by locals, the cocktail bar convinces with delicious creations, warm staff and a cozy atmosphere. What makes it unique is the bathroom, which serves as a tribute to Princess Diana. A place that combines taste and history in an inimitable way.

Discover interactive exhibits and immerse yourself in the history and culture of wine. From sensory workshops to tastings accompanied by experts, this place offers a complete experience. Finally, enjoy a glass of wine at the panoramic restaurant as you take in the stunning views of Bordeaux, surrounded by a selection of over 14,000 bottles.

In a converted 6th-century church, you'll find a cinema that shows independent films in the original language with French subtitles. Enjoy artwork in a room full of arches, vaults, and religious sculptures as you relax on the terrace or dine in the café overlooking colorful facades and ornamental balconies.

In old walls, where the navy once stored its supplies, a lively art scene is now developing. With workshops, galleries and a secret garden, this place offers a stage for artist residencies and cultural events, surrounded by the history and creative renewal of the Bacalan district.

Walk in the footsteps of history in an ancient amphitheater where up to 20,000 people once witnessed spectacular gladiator fights and animal hunts. The remaining arches and ruins invite you to enjoy a picturesque picnic and evoke the lively atmosphere of the past. At night, under the soft glow of the lighting, the place unfolds a particularly magical atmosphere.

Upon entering the world's largest reflecting pool, the Miroir d'eau, you will be presented with a stunning reflection of the elegant 18th-century architecture of the Palais de la Bourse. A thin veil of water, created by fine mist, captures the surrounding splendor and creates a magical interplay of history and modern engineering.

Climb the 35-meter-tall Porte Cailhau monument, which once served as the main entrance and now offers insights into Bordeaux's medieval history. Admire the Gothic-Renaissance architecture, discover the statue of King Charles VIII, and enjoy panoramic views of the Garonne and Pont de Pierre.

Immerse yourself in centuries-old winemaking traditions combined with state-of-the-art tasting experiences. Stay in historic châteaus, discover sustainable winemaking practices, and enjoy private tastings. Learn how tradition and innovation come together to create exceptional wines.

A selection of fine teas from all over France awaits you, accompanied by delicious finger sandwiches and pastries. In the warm, cozy atmosphere of this tea room, you will feel transported to the heart of French culture, while each sip of tea reveals a new facet of France's rich culinary heritage.