Sights & Tourist Attractions in Bordeaux

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Bordeaux sights and attractions near Stars Hotels budget hotels in Bordeaux

Stars Hotels budget hotels in Bordeaux are located close to many of Bordeaux's top sights and tourist attractions and are ideal for short breaks to Bordeaux in France. Close to public transport links, a wide range of local attractions are easily accessible from our Bordeaux hotels.

Bordeaux Zoo

Bordeaux Zoo, located just a 15-minute drive from downtown Bordeaux , is home to over 400 animals belonging to 100 different species.

Cathedral of St Andre

The Cathedral of St Andre is situated on the southern edge of the Old Town of Bordeaux, this is the largest and most ostentatious church in Bordeaux.

Fleche St Michel

The Fleche St Michel is an impressive 15th century church in Bordeaux with the second tallest stone tower in France, rising 112 metres.

Garonne River Cruise

One of France’s mightiest rivers, the Garonne River in Bordeaux, is best experienced on this day-long Garonne River Cruise

Grand Theatre

The Grand Theatre is the city’s cultural icon, built between 1773 and 1780 as a testament to the growing prosperity of Bordeaux’s emerging bourgeoisie.

Museum Aquarium of Arcachon

The Museum Aquarium of Arcachon is a unique maritime museum in Bordeaux, offering both a historical perspective on life under the sea.

Museum of Beaux Arts

The Museum of Beaux Arts, Bordeaux art museum has an outstanding collection of paintings spanning the 15th to 20th centuries.

Museum of Bordeaux Wines

A trip to Bordeaux would not be complete without learning something about the many wines which are produced in the region at Museum of Bordeaux Wines.

Museum of Contemporary Art (CAPC)

The Museum of Contemporary Art (CAPC), located in an old 19th century warehouse at the harbour in Bordeaux, shows the world’s major art movements since the 1960s.

Museum of Natural History

First opened in 1811, the Museum of Natural History in Bordeaux is one of the oldest of its kind in France. The Museum of Natural History contains a zoological collection of global specimens, including an emphasis on endangered species.

Place Gambetta

Place Gambetta, Bordeaux’s most important public square is central to the city’s museums, shops and its main cathedral.

Pont de Pierre

The Pont de Pierre bridge, with its 17 arches, stretches 478 metres across the Garonne River in Bordeaux and is one of the most beautiful bridges in France.

Public Garden (Jardin Public)

The beautifully landscaped Public Garden (Jardin Public), runs along the cours de Verdun, just north of the city centre of Bordeaux, offering a relaxing oasis of calm in the middle of the city.