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From Novotel Meriadeck, walk east on Cours du Marechal Juin. You can see on the right the "Tribunal de Grand Instance" (High Courthouse) and behind it the the "Ecole National de la Magistrature" where all the French judges must be trained. Continue on the Rue de frères Bonie to the Cathédrale St André. The Saint Andre Cathedral is the biggest church in Bordeaux, and it was declared part of the Santiago Pilgrims' World Heritage. The origins of this church date back from the XI century....

Departure of this second stage of the grand tour of Bordeaux at the foot of the Aquitaine regional council. The visitor goes to the Parc Bordelais, passing through the two bars of the administrative city at the foot of which are Arcachon-style villas. Then the walker crosses the Parc Bordelais, created in 1888 to open a space of nature. The walk stops at the Parc Rivière in which the ruins of a castle are located. Topo-Guide: Bordeaux on foot - edited by FFRandonnée (3rd edition April 2013)

Start of this route at the Saint-Seurin basilica (11th century). You will then stroll in the direction of the Palais Gallien. The remains of this amphitheater recall the Roman past of the city. The walk ends at the Jardin Public (check the opening hours).

The start of the route is Place de la Victoire with its triumphal arch, a nighttime meeting place for local student youth. It will then lead you to the synagogue then the Saint Eulalie church, the Palace of Justice and finally the temple of Hâ.

A short course for children aged 7 to 12 and their families to discover Bordeaux. For an hour, parents follow their children who, through puzzles, questions and drawings, discover the history of the city (two circuits to choose from in the Saint-Pierre district and in classic Bordeaux). Itinerary to be picked up at Bordeaux Patrimoine Mondial on the day of your visit. Reservations required from 10 people, bring pencils to fill out the booklet!