Hôtel de Normandie

From the Pierre Bridge to the Jacques Chaban Delmas Bridge, from the oldest crossing of the Garonne to the most recent, this loop will take you back in time, from the historic facades of the 18th century to the most modern facilities in the city, such as the city of wine. The entire sector crossed is classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, guaranteeing a magnificent stroll through the heart of the historic center of the city. The Balades à Roulettes® (BR®) are short walks, quiet, with a...

During this family and bucolic walk, marked by the presence of numerous flagstones, astonishing landscapes coexist: natural and preserved landscapes with the marshes of Bruges; artificial landscapes with the lake of Bordeaux and the atypical development of the park of Majolan. Marked by a very slight difference in altitude, this walk does not present any particular difficulty. On the other hand, plan a full day to fully enjoy the sites you will pass through.

This urban walk, located on both sides of the Garonne, invites you to discover the many facets of the Bordeaux metropolis. River landscapes (port of Bassens, banks of the Garonne), classical architectural landscapes (18th century facades), artistic and contemporary landscapes (new districts, street art, suburban refuge) punctuate this walk accessible to all. A piece of advice: to take full advantage of this walk, plan the whole day. Finally, thanks to the 4 bridges that cross the Garonne, you...

This urban stroll, rich in the historical and architectural heritage of the city of Bordeaux, begins on the banks of the Garonne and near the Miroir d'eau. The route goes through Place Jean Jaurès, the Palais de la Bourse, the Grand Théâtre, Place de la Comédie, Place du Chapelet, Notre-Dame de Bordeaux Church, Place des Grands Hommes, the Allées de Tourny, the Place des Quinconces, the Monument to the Girondins, the Public Garden and return to the starting point by the quays along the Garonne.

This short family walk takes you close to the natural areas and more contemporary sites of the cities of Bruges and Bordeaux. The exploration of the new housing estates and the numerous cultural and recreational facilities located on both sides of the lake are at the heart of this peri-urban itinerary.