Appart-Hôtel Mer & Golf City Bordeaux Lac

This hike starts near the "Centre de formation du Lac" bus stop and the Parc Denis et Eugène Bülher, in Bordeaux Lac. The route passes, among other things, by the Plage du Lac and circles the lake by taking the pedestrian and cycling footbridge. The Lake of Bordeaux was previously a swamp. Dried up in the 1960s, it now offers many urban leisure activities, including the Plage du Lac, which has been open to the public since 1990.

This hike starts at Le Bouscat, near Place Raveziés and at the "Cracow" stop. The route passes, among other places, by the Lac de Bordeaux, the Ecological Reserve of Barails, and crosses the Jalle de Blanquefort. The route continues via the Lac de Marotte, the Marais de Florimond, the Lac des Padouens, Le Déhès and the Parc Ausone, before returning to the starting point.

Bordeaux on foot n ° 12- FFRP - 2013 Geographic and geological note The artificial lake has an area of 160 ha, and the floral park of 3 ha. Two thousand hectares of swamps have been drained to develop the Bordeaux-Lac district. Historical Note The district was built at the instigation of the mayor Jacques Chaban-Delmas, from 1958, with an urban plan including an area for the international fair, a residential area and a recreation area. At the start of the 21st century, new projects emerged:...

In the city center, you will find two circuits in the middle of the buildings to spend a pleasant moment around a pond or along a basin. The Nature Reserve of Bruges is a 265 hectare nature reserve, a vestige of the “great marshes of Bordeaux-Bruges” offers a mosaic of landscapes of great ecological and heritage value. Observatories, panels and educational documents make it easier to spot the species that live there. The Balades à Roulettes® (BR®) are short walks, quiet, with a stroller or a...

Designed in 1992, on the occasion of the first “International Floralies of Bordeaux”, the Parc Floral extends over 33 hectares north of Bordeaux, on the shores of the lake. We find there: a collection of herbaceous or shrub peonies (65 varieties), magnolias, irises (180 varieties on one hectare), rhododendrons (150 varieties). A 5000 m² rose garden where the rose tells its story from Antiquity to the present day (479 varieties of old, modern or English roses). But also a mountain stream and...