bordeaux_en

Population:230 600

Currency:1 Euro = 100 cents

Opening hours:Shops and department stores areopen between 10.00 - 19.00.

Internet:www.bordeaux-tourisme.comwww.bordeaux.comwww.bordeaux.frwww.bordeaux-city.comNewspapers:Courrier FrançaisSud OuestBordeaux Tourisme

Emergency numbers:Police 17Fire service 18Ambulance 15If you are phoning from a mobiletelephone dial 112.

Tourist information:12, Cours du XXX Juillet33080 BORDEAUX CEDEXTel: +33 (0)5 56 00 66 00www.bordeaux-tourisme.com

BORDEAUXPUBLISHING DATE: 2009-11-17 | COUNTRY CODE: FRContents: The City, Do & See, Eating, Cafés, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping,Sleeping, Essential Information, Maps

Copyright © 2007 Fastcheck AB. All rights reserved. For more information visit: www.arrivalguides.com

© Bordeaux Tourisme / D Le Lann

BORDEAUXAn exciting history, an unbeatable wine culture andworld-class gastronomy lead visitors to speak in lyrical termsabout Bordeaux. Large, charming pedestrianised streets inthe centre make the city attractive for shopping while theevenings have the attractions of the opera, bars, shows anddance. Bordeaux is a city to enjoy.

Make your trip start at hoMe | www.arrivalguides.com

THE CITY #THECITY#

© Bordeaux Tourisme

Since the time of the Romans the noblegrape has been worshipped in theBordeaux region and today there are noother places which are so obviouslyassociated with quality wine. This issomething which influences a large part ofeveryday life. Every street in the city isthronged with wine merchants and thewine chateaux, of which there are over100, offer their visitors tastings. Winetherapy, a spa with grape extract, is saidto be beneficial for the body and is offeredat several of the hotels. The beautifulbaroque buildings which were once erectedin the city centre to conceal the slumsmake a great display. Today Bordeaux is amodern city with historic charm, amongother things it has what is perhaps thenewest-looking trams Europe can offer. Awalk along the River Garonne, or along thecity’s pedestrianised streets and squares,constantly provides fresh discoveries. Inthe ”golden triangle”, where the mostimportant shopping streets cross eachother, an abundance of opportunities areon offer to taste the region’s cuisine, orjust to have a coffee after bargain-huntingin the shops.

DO & SEE #DOANDSEE#

© Bordeaux Tourisme/A Kumurdjian

Saint-emilion35 kilometres north-east of Bordeaux you’llfind the world’s first UNESCO designatedwine region. The medieval city can almostbe compared to an enormous outdoormuseum, among other things there are 70hectares of underground museums here.All-day excursions are organised to theworld heritage site and the wine area ofSaint-Emilion. You can also get there withyour own car or by local bus. Guided toursare arranged by the tourist office andothers.

Internet: www.saint-emilion-tourisme.com

City WalksA guided walk in the centre of Bordeauxcomes to life in an extraordinary manner!City walks are organized every morningfrom 10am to 12am on Monday, Tuesday,Thursday, Friday and Sunday; by busevery Wednesday and Saturday and bybicycle every first Sunday of the month.Guides in both French and English. Pleasebooked through the tourist office.

Internet: www.bordeaux-tourisme.com

OperaThe Grand Théâtre houses l´OpéraNational. The magnificent building wasbuilt on the site of an earlier Romantemple. Operas, ballets and classical musicare performed here. Among otherproductions, La Bohème and Faust will be

|DESTINATION: BORDEAUXPUBLISHING DATE: 2009-11-17


performed here during spring 2007/2008.Prices vary in four different categoriesdepending on the quality of the seat.Tickets that have not been collected aresold 48 hours before the performance.

Address: Place de la ComédiePhone: +33 556 00 85 95Internet: www.opera-bordeaux.com

Wine MuseumNaturally in Bordeaux there is a museumwhich is entirely dedicated to wine. AtVinorama you will learn everything aboutthe delightful drink.

Open Tuesday to Saturday 10.30-12.30and 14.30 -18.30. Sunday 14.00-18.30.

Address: 12, Cours du MédocPhone: +33 556 39 39 20

Wine SchoolBordeaux’s wine school, L´Ecole du Vin,offers courses where you learn about wine.From weekend courses to longer courses inthe summer or by the term. Shorterperiods – such as one day or two hours –are also available.

Phone: +33 557 98 22 77Internet: www.bordeauxlabel.com

EATING #EATING#

© iStock

Bordeaux stakes its claim to be the capitalcity of wine – but don’t forget the food!

With over 20 large markets and stiffcompetition for raw materials the cuisine ofBordeaux guarantees unforgettablegastronomic experiences. Try Gironde

caviar, fresh lobster, oysters, Pauilla clamsand Aquitane beef. Is your mouth stillwatering? Try what is perhaps the city’smost typical dish – Entrecôte à laBordelaise.

L´absintheSimple restaurant with an owner who takesgood care of the guests. The small bar isjust right for an aperitif. On the menuthere is everything from the simplest coddishes to more sophisticated dishes suchas home-made goose liver and chickenbreast. A small outdoor area which is openduring the warmer months of the year.Dishes from €9.

Address: 137, Rue du TonduPhone: +33 556 96 72 73

Le CirqueThe restaurant is idyllically situated besidethe River Garonne and it offers anexcellent opportunity to try differentshellfish and fish dishes. The menu alsoincludes traditional meat dishes from theregion such as beef ribs, breast of duckand roast lamb. Wooden terrace andinterior décor in steel. Reservations arerecommended.

Address: Quai des ChartronsPhone: +33 (0)556 08 21 99‎

La Crêpe D’orTwo paces from the Jardin Public is thecreperie with the best reputation in town.A large selection of fillings. You can havecrêpes here with both vegetables andmeat, as well as dessert crêpes with icecream, preserves and fruit. You should trycrêpes with black pudding, one of the mostpopular choices.

Address: 18, place du ParlementPhone: +33 556 48 29 03

La RobeRestaurant which specialises in wineproduced by women. High spirited



atmosphere and unusual interior design ina modern « épuré » style. Duck and fishdishes on the menu. Suggested menusfrom €20.

Address: 3, Quai Louis XVIIIPhone: +33 556 69 04 80Internet: www.la-robe.fr

La TupinaA restaurant dedicated to South-Westerngastronomy (average price for meals isaround 50 €).

Address: 6 rue Porte de la MonnaiePhone: +33 (0)5 56 91 56 37Internet: www.latupina.com

Baud et MilletBoth a "restaurant of cheese", a cheesedairy and a wine cellar. Products areauthentic, rare and high-quality (mealsaround 40 €).

Address: 19 rue HugueriePhone: +33 (0)5 56 79 05 77Internet: www.baudetmillet.fr

Chez GregA very trendy restaurant near of the GrandThéâtre (meals around 40 €).

Address: 29 rue Esprit-des-LoisPhone: +33 (0)5 56 81 30 30

Le Bouchon de BordelaiseNew South-Western food and very cosy(meals around 20 €).

Address: 2 rue CourbinPhone: +33 (0)5 56 44 33 00Internet: www.bouchon-bordelais.com

L’OrangerieEnjoy a beautiful view of the Jardin Publicas well as the food! Open for lunch anddinner and closes when the gardens close(meals around 20 €).

Address: Jardin Public, entrance at cours de VerdunPhone: +33 (0)5 56 48 24 41

CAFÉS #CAFES#

© iStock

A French town without café life is not aFrench town. This also applies toBordeaux. A cup of coffee standing up orsitting down with home made pastries. Theresidents of Bordeaux say that a cup ofcoffee goes down well on all occasions.

Le Café LouisA number of years ago the Grand Théâtreopened a brasserie. This is where thebeautiful people go. A perfect place toimbibe the atmosphere, watch people andhear the latest gossip.

Address: 2, Place de la Comédie

Godiva Salon De ThéThe Godiva tea room, famous for itschocolate, is located in the heart of thecity. There are tables both outside andinside. Fresh, home made cakes and thepossibility of buying them to take away.

Address: 12, Place des Grand-Hommes

Café Brasserie le CinqA modern and pleasant café.

Address: 5 allées de TournyPhone: +33 (0)5 57 87 36 50

L’Autre Salon de ThéTry one of the sixty-something differentteas and the homemade pastries in thisstylish and fashionable setting.

Address: 11 rue des RempartsPhone: +33 (0)5 56 48 55 43



Le Grand CaféA great and very pleasant café.

Address: 65 cours de l’IntendancePhone: +33 (0)5 56 52 61 10

BARS & NIGHTLIFE #BARSANDNIGHTLIFE#

© iStock

In the city centre – around Place de laVictoire – the evening starts with anaperitif. Night owls then make their waytowards the area around Quai du Paludatewhere there are bars and discotheques.Don’t forget to pick up a copy of Clubs etConcerts at the tourist office. The brochurecontains information about what ishappening at the moment.

Xing-XingA good address for clubbing. Japanesereferences and a spirit of the South-West.The 20-40 year-old’s love the variedmusic.

Address: 20 rue des Pilliers de TutellePhone: +33 (0)5 56 90 15 83

ToritoBar and Tapas restaurant with a decorativedesign; modern, sober and refined. Afterdinner, head for the dance-floor!

Address: 45 cours Alsace-et-LorrainePhone: +33 (0)5 56 81 32 79Internet: www.torito.fr

Buzaba Restaurant ClubBlack and white architecture with aswimming pool! A young and modern placewhere people just love to party. “Dining,

swimming, dancing “ is the motto!

Address: Bassin à flot n°1Phone: +33 (0)5 56 50 40 60

La Dame de ShanghaïSituated on a barge, Lady of Shanghai isone of the most original discos inBordeaux. Champagne flows in abundanceat the bar in the hold. Age: 25-50.

Address: Bassin à flot n°1Phone: +33 (0)5 57 10 20 50

Pier 6This is the fashionable place to be! Theplace looks like a loft, and the clientele ismodern. Partying night owls comer here!

Address: Bassin à flotPhone: +33 (0)5 56 50 61 31

SHOPPING #SHOPPING#

© iStock

Bordeaux’s luxury shops are situated in adistrict called ”the golden triangle”,between Cours de l´intendance, CoursGeorges Clemenceau and Allées de Tourny.Here you will find Cartier, Louis Vuitton,Longchamps, Kenzo, Hermes and Dior.Look for bargains in the young and trendyshops on rue St. Catherine and ruePorte-Dijeaux; Galeries Lafayette, Levi’s,Disney Store, Foot Locker, Lacoste, Zara,H&M . There are antique shops and artstudios all around the main streets. Thereare also nice little shops on rue duPas-Saint-Georges and rue des Remparts.

Bordeaux is world-famous for its wine. TheMédoc region extends for 100 kilometres in



each direction. There are more than 100wine chateaux to visit and they usuallyhave their own shops. In the city’s streetsand squares there are plenty of winemerchants. One of the oldest and morepopular wine merchants is Badie at 60,Allée de Tourny.

Sunday is the day to get up early and visitthe Campagnad market which is situatedbeside the River Garonne. You can findeverything here from home made jam jarsto paintings by local artists. On Saturdaysthere is a market at Saint Michel. Secondhand clothes, spices and vegetables aresold here.

Locally made goose liver and goat’s cheeseare sold at the Marché Capuçins(Saturdays).

At the Centre Commercial Saint Christolyand the Galerie des Grand Hommesdepartment store there are innumerableshops, cafés and fast food outlets.

If you like sweets things, Baillardran onGrand Hommes is an orgy of cakes,pastries and sweets.

The shops are closed on Sundays. This isalso the case for department stores.

BaillardranThe great specialist and also the best placeto buy "canelé" - a french small cake withvanilla filling and caramelized crust.

Address: Galerie des Grands HommesPhone: +33 (0)5 56 99 13 75

L’IntendantDiscover the Bordeaux wines in anexceptional setting with a beautiful circularstarecase.

Address: 2 allées de TournyPhone: +33 (0)5 56 81 18 87

KarlA nice patisserie with apparent stones.Situated on the beautiful Place du

Parlement.

Address: 6 place du ParlementPhone: +33 (0)5 56 81 01 00Internet: www.karlbordeaux.fr

Patisserie AntioneThe pastry-chef Antoine is mentioned asthe Great Chef of the City. He frequentlyinvents news pastries with great talent.

Address: 19 cours PortalPhone: +33 (0)5 56 81 43 19

L’Artisan ParfumeurA shop where you can buy your own, tailormade perfume.

Address: 7 rue du TemplePhone: +33 (0)5 56 48 25 37

Jean d’AlosBest cheese shop in Bordeaux!

Address: 4 rue MontesquieuPhone: +33 (0)5 56 51 67 82

IDK-LEThe ideal place to create a unique look andto differ your self from other!

Address: 19 rue du Pas-Saint-GeorgesPhone: +33 (0)5 56 79 25 18

PétrusseThe shop to get your own cashmere or silkpashmina in.

Address: 41 rue des RempartsPhone: +33 (0)5 57 85 90 54

SLEEPING #SLEEPING#

© Bordeaux Tourisme



EXCLUSIVELes Sources De CaudalieFive star hotel housed in the SmithHaut-Lafitte chateau, ten kilometres fromthe city centre. The hotel offers winotherapy as well as bird-watching. Thedesign of each room derives from thehistory of wine. The wine cellar containsmore than 15,000 bottles.

Address: Chemin de Smith Haut-LafittePhone: +33 557 83 83 84Internet: www.sources-caudalie.com

SponSored textSéquoïa gardenBeautiful B&B with quiet garden and spaciouscarefully decorated roomsAddress: 87 rue Saint Genes Bordeaux 33000Phone: +33 05 56 24 66 72Internet: http://perso.orange.fr/bordeaux.bedandbreakfast

The Regent BordeauxThe most majestic hotel in the city; justopposite the Grand Théâtre!

Address: 2-5 place de la ComédiePhone: +33 (0)5 57 30 44 44Internet: www.RegentHotels.com

Le BurdigalaWarm and welcoming service and aluxurious comfort in a different setting.

Address: 115 rue Georges BonnacPhone: +33 (0)5 56 90 16 16Internet: www.burdigala.com

GOOD VALUEQuality Hotel Sainte Catherine19th century building beside the GrandThéâtre in the heart of the city which wasconverted into a hotel. The hotel has 82rooms with modern technology,broadband, a/c, bathroom and cable TV.

Address: 27, Rue du Parlement Sainte CatherineInternet:www.quality-hotel-sainte-catherine-bordeaux.federal-hotel.com

Seeko’o HôtelA brand new hotel with modern design.

Address: 54 quai de BacalanPhone: +33 (0)5 56 39 07 07Internet: www.seekoo-hotel.com

BASICHôtel De La Tour IntendanceCheap, pleasant hotel right in the citycentre. Simple and comfortable rooms withbathroom. The hotel offers a free car toand from the airport.

Address: 14-1, Rue La Vielle TourPhone: + 33 556 44 56 56

Une Chambre en VilleGuest rooms in what ussed to be an artgallerie.

Address: 35 rue BouffardPhone: +33 (0)5 56 81 34 53Internet: www.bandb-bx.com

Hôtel AcantheA nice address near Place de la Bourse, inthe historical town centre of Bordeaux.

Address: 12-14 rue Saint-RémiPhone: +33 (0)5 56 81 66 58Internet: www.acanthe-hotel-bordeaux.com

ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

© Bordeaux Tourisme / B Lafosse

AirportThe airport is located about 13 kilometresfrom the centre. Taxis, trains and busesdepart for the city frequently. The trainstation is walking distance and trains runevery 45 minutes. A single ticket costs€5.20. Return costs €8.20. The journeytakes between 30 and 45 minutes. Busesdepart every 45 minutes and cost €6.80.Taxis cost about €20 during the day with a



surcharge for evenings and nights. Agreeon a price before departing.

Phone: +33 (0)5 56 34 50 00Internet: www.bordeaux.aeroport.fr

Public TransportA single ticket for bus and tram costs€1.30 and is valid for 1 hour. A good tip isto invest in a Bordeaux Découverte, adiscovery card, which you can buy in thetourist office. It includes free entry toseveral museums as well as free travel onmunicipal buses and trams.

Internet: www.netbus-bordeaux.com and www.sncf.fr

TaxiTaxi Bordeaux has taxis for one to ninepersons. In addition to taxis it is alsopossible to book cars for excursions.

Phone: + 33 6 09 74 92 53Internet: www.taxibordeaux.com

PostBureaux des postes, post offices, arerecognized by the blue and yellow La Postesign. Open Monday – Friday from08.00-19.00. On Saturdays post officesclose at 13.00.

PharmacyThere is a green cross on the outside ofchemists. Every chemist has a sign in thewindow giving details of the chemists,pharmacie de garde, with 24 hour opening.

DentistThere is a recommended practice at 8, RueSausa. Tel: +33 556 48 21 95. Englishspeaking.

TelephoneCountry code + 33. All telephone numberswithin France have 10 digits and begin withzero. You also need to dial zero when youmake a local call.

Electricity230 volts

#ESSENTIALINFORMATION#


E72

E5

E70

E606

E70

E70

E05

E5

E5

E5

A62

A63

N10

N250

N113

N215

N215

A10

N10

N89

N230

A631

A630

A630

A630

D651

D106

D105

D213

D6

D211

D1

D2

D209

D10

D936

D113

Bordeau

x

Villen

ave

Cham

bry

Grad

ignan

Cestas

Mag

onty

leHaillan

StMed

arden

Jalles

Blan

quefo

rt

Lorm

ont

Cen

onFloriac

Carb

on-Blan

c

Bgles

Pessac

Talen

ce

Merig

nac

Cau

déran

leBouscat

Cam

blan

eset

Meyn

acPrieu

redeCayac

StAubin

deMed

oc

Villep

reux

Cérillan

Hastin

gnan

Pico

t

Cau

pian

Mag

udas

Germ

ignan

Hontan

e

Eysin

es

Boulac

l‘Alouette

Gazin

et

Can

ejanCourneau

Sarcig

nan

Cad

aujac

leBoustau

tQuinsac

Port-

Neu

t

Latresn

e

Bouliac

Bordeau

xMerig

nac

Zoo

deBordeau

xPessac

3km

0

R.Leberthon ChevenusRuede M

argaux

RueduTemple

GrassiRuede

Ruede

laRousselle

RueBigo

t

Rue des Vignes

RueCarpenteyre

RueSain

tFo

rt

RueMilliere

Rue

desAyres

RueduLoup

R. M

onbazo

n

Rue CondillacRueSt-R

emi

Cancera

Rue

duDevise

Ruede

la

R. du Pas St. Georges

Allées

d’Orlean

s

Allées

deMunich

R. P. Camelle

R. M

ontmejean-

LaBastide

AvenueAbadie

Rue

Jardel

Rue

Nuyens

R.V.Carles

Rue Mazarin

R.deTauzia

R.des

Douves

R. du

Ham

el R.C.Sauvageau

R.des

Faures

R.Neuve

R.St-James

R. H

uguerie

R. T

hiac

R.AbbedeI’Epee

R.duPalaisGallien

R. du

R.de

R.des

Rue

Lamourous

C. de I’Yser

R.Eug.leRoy

Rue Malbec

C. Barbey

RuedeBegles

R.J

.Steeg

RueLafo

ntain

e

Rue Kleber

R.S

t-Nico

las

R.P.

Duhen

RueBelleville

Rue duTondu

RCad

roin

R. de

laBenauge

R. G. Carde

R. Serr

QuaiDeschamps

QuaidesQueyries

Rue Leyteire

R.duMirall

R. S

t-Franco

is

RueSainte-Catherine

RueSainte-Catherine

R.M.Joffre

R.C

. Bonnier

Remparts

RueCasteja

Rollan

d

Rue

Lecocq

Rue

Servandoni

RueJean

Fleuret

R. d

ela

Porte

Dijeau

x

Ruedes

TroisCornils

RuedesMenuts

ArnouldRueduComm.

Rue de Saget

RueJean

Descas

Rue

JulesGuesde

Rue

Ferbos

RueBeau

fleury

R.M

onad

ey

R. W. Poupot

R.d.Strasbourg

R. Charles Domercq

RueMag

endie

CdeI’In

tendan

ce

R. Peyronnet

etLorrain

eC. d

’Alsace

R. V

illedieu

R. P. L. Lande

R.J.Burguet

C.delaSomme

R.duChateaud’Eau

Coursd’Albret

Coursd’Albret

RueEsp

ritdes

Lois

A.deTourny

C. de I’Argonne

C. G. Clemenceau

Cours

delaMarne

Cours

delaMarne

C.Pasteur

R.d

eCurso

lC. V

ictorHugo

BelfortRuede

C. M

. Juin

C.de

laLiberation

Ruede

Pessac

Rue de St-Genes

C.A

.Briand

Rue

Judaiq

ue

Pont St-Jean

Q.dePaludate

Pont dePierre

Av. Thiers

Q.LouisXVIII

Q.RichelieuQ.Ste-Croix

MonnaieQ.dela

QuaidesQ.de

laGrave

Salinieres

Garonne

Esp

l.des

Quinco

nces

Gran

dTheatre

Cath

.St-A

ndre

Musee

natio

nal

des

Douan

es

Musee

d’Aquitain

e

Musee

des

Arts

Deco

ratifs

Pl.d

ela

Bourse

Pl.d

eTourny

Pl.L

eon

Duguit

Pl.

Duburg

Pl.d

ePalais

Pl.

Lafarg

ue

Pl.d

ela

Victo

ire

Pl.

Can

teloup

Pl.d

esCap

ucin

s

Pl.d

ePressen

se

Pl.d

uChap

eletPl.J

.Jau

res

Pl.

Gam

betta

Pl.A

.Meu

nier

0250m

AB

CD

1234


|A. de Tourny A1 B1Allées d’Orleans B1Allées de Munich B1Av. Thiers D1Avenue Abadie D1C de I’Intendance A1 B1C. A. Briand A3 B3C. Barbey C4C. d’Alsace et Lor. B2C. de I’Argonne B4C. de I’Yser C4C. de la Liberatio. A3C. de la Somme B4C. G. Clemenceau A1C. M. Juin A2 A3C. Pasteur B3C. Victor Hugo B3 C3Cours d’Albret A2 A3Cours de la Marn. B4 C4 D4Pl. Canteloup C3Pl. de la Bourse B1 C1Pl. de la Victoire B4Pl. de Palais B2 C2Pl. de Pressense B3Pl. de Tourny A1Pl. des Capucins C4Pl. du Chapelet B1Pl. Duburg C3Pl. Gambetta A1Pl. J. Jaures B1Pl. Lafargue B2Pl. Leon Duguit C3Pont de Pierre C2Pont St-Jean D3 D4Q. de la Grave C3Q. de la Monnaie C3Q. de Paludate D4Q. Louis XVIII B1Q. Richelieu C2Q. Ste-Croix D3Quai des Queyries C1Quai des Saliniere. C2 C3Quai Deschamps D2R Cadroin A4R. Abbe de I’Epee A1R. C. Bonnier A2R. C. Sauvageau C3R. Charles Domercq D4R. de Cursol A3 B3R. de la Benauge D2R. de la Porte Dij. A2 B1R. de Lamourous A4R. de Tauzia D4R. des Douves C4R. des Faures C3R. des Remparts A2R. du Hamel C3R. du Mirall B3R. du Palais Galli. A1R. du Pas St. Geor. B2R. Eug. le Roy D4

R. G. Carde C1 D1R. Huguerie A1R. J. Burguet A3R. J. Steeg C4R. Leberthon B4R. M. Joffre A2 A3R. Neuve B2R. P. Camelle D1R. P. Duhen A4R. P. L. Lande B3R. Peyronnet D4R. Serr D1R. St-Francois B3 C3R. St-James B2 B3R. St-Nicolas B4R. Thiac A1R. V. Carles A2R. Villedieu A4 B4Rue Beaufleury B4Rue Belleville A3Rue Bigot B3 C3Rue Carpenteyre C3Rue Casteja A1Rue Condillac A1Rue de Begles C4Rue de Belfort A3Rue de Chevenus B2Rue de Grassi A1 A2 B2Rue de la Devise B2Rue de la Roussell. B2 C2Rue de Pessac A4Rue de Saget D4Rue de St-Genes A4Rue de Strasbourg A4Rue des Ayres B2Rue des Menuts C3Rue des Trois Corn. B2Rue des Vignes C3Rue du Cancera B2Rue du Chateau d’E. A1 A2Rue du Comm. Arnou. A2 A3Rue du Loup B2Rue du Margaux B2Rue du Temple A1 A2Rue du Tondu A3 A4Rue Esprit des Loi. B1Rue Ferbos C4Rue Jardel D1Rue Jean Descas D4Rue Jean Fleuret A2Rue Judaique A1Rue Jules Guesde C4Rue Kleber B4Rue Lafontaine B4 C4Rue Lecocq A3Rue Leyteire B3Rue Magendie B3Rue Malbec C4 D4Rue Mazarin A4Rue Milliere B4Rue Monadey B4

Rue Monbazon A2Rue Montmejean- La. D1 D2Rue Nuyens C1Rue Rolland A1Rue Sainte-Cathe. B1 B2 B3Rue Saint-Fort A1Rue Servandoni A3Rue St-Remi B1Rue Walter Poupot A4

DESTINATION: BORDEAUXPUBLISHING DATE: 2009-11-17

bordeaux_en

Documents

city centre

amodern city

city attractive

city walks

medieval city

bordeaux tourismesince

bordeaux tourisme d

lyrical termsabout bordeaux