The 33 best shows in Bordeaux

Hard to fault this place. I visited around 6 years ago and it’s only got better. A comprehensive tale of world wine history. A good tasting on the 8th floor featuring international wines. I tried a Swiss wine that was new to me. There are lockers to hold bags as you wander. Excellent easy to use audio guide. A good Bodega. Prices are not crazy they cater for all tastes.

La Cité du Vin is an absolute must-visit in Bordeaux — more than a museum, it’s a full sensory journey into the world of wine. The interactive exhibits are beautifully designed, combining history, culture, and tasting experiences in a modern, engaging way. You can easily spend hours exploring and still discover something new. The architecture itself is stunning, with its flowing, glassy curves reflecting the Garonne. Don’t miss the panoramic tasting room at the top — the view is spectacular. A brilliant tribute to wine culture, innovation, and pleasure.

LOVED this amazing museum!! It had the most immersive experience including aroma generator technology that I did not know existed. You can smell the aromas of a myriad of scents that are produced from wines, cognac, liquors, and champagne. And the production, service, and industry is covered at great detail. Fun for everyone of all ages. And the ticket provides for two samples on the 8th floor with spectacular views! The restaurant food is excellent, with both vegetarian and meat, seafood offerings. The desserts are amazing! Love the model and the story behind this innovative museum created from a competition around 2010.

Cité du Vin wine museum offers a fascinating journey through the history and culture of winemaking. The exhibits are well-curated, blending tradition with interactive displays. It’s the perfect place for wine enthusiast. After the exhibits, you can go to the 8th floor to enjoy a panoramic view of the Garonne river in Bordeaux while tasting your favourite wine.

Highly recommended to visit! They share wine knowledge in a fun and interactive way. You can easily spend 2–3 hours there without even noticing the time. A super interesting place if you love wine! We went on a Monday, and it was still fairly busy. Probably best to avoid weekends!

For wine lovers, this museum experience is A+++, even for those who know most about wine. What impressed me the most about this museum outside of its design was the amount of information available if you were interested. The history of wine making around the world, highlighting unique wine making regions of the world, then ending off with a few glasses of unique wines all made for a great experience.

I actually preferred the Musée du Vin et du Négoce de Bordeaux. It was more historic and personable The exhits here are lots of quite lengthy videos. Would take hours to see everything and I am not sure it would keep someone's attention

Visited the Pharaoh exhibition. Stunning light show immersed with a great soundtrack. Small section on the history of the submarine base. A little more would make it more interesting.

Not for us. The day we went, the exhibition we went to see wasn't on as it was a Sunday they had a special presentation. The little princess, we should have known just by the name, it was a childrens fantasy exhibition. We asked before we paid $54 if it was suitable for older people and the teenager said it would. The redeeming feature was it was housed in a WWII submarine bunker and the story was interesting. 5 minutes.

Given the location and historical uniqueness, this is the perfect venue and acoustics for the light and sound show. Plan to stay 2 hours or more to thoroughly enjoy it

I personally do not like this place as it is very crowded and very dark. Not easy to enjoy the the show. Too dark to walk around. Buy the City Tour one day pass to see this. If no like, is ok.

Fantastic facility and the light shows are good, the Egyptian one in the main area is excellent, but would be better without the corney Led zeppelin tune. Not a fan of the orientalist one, very colonial. The two small shows in the cube were very good. Would like more detail on the building which is very interesting and maybe if one of the docks was left as it was to explore with no light shows. Still worth a visit.

Not to be missed when in Bordeaux. We chose the afternoon show between 17:00-1900 and the Little Prince theme. We arrived by bus from the city centre. The bus stop is 10 minutes away on foot. The site is impressive and the way the show is directed it elevates the whole experience for everyone. We went with our two children and they loved it. Make sure you visit all the parts of the site while there. The show goes for one hour approximately and it then repeats for one more time, but you can stay in and explore the bassins. The visit was included in the Bordeaux City Pass which I definitely recommend.

The theatre was good. We saw the Egyptian themed light show. The ticket price was expensive and visit duration is around 1hr. We can visit it once just for the experience. I was expecting my 2 year old to enjoy it but he was too distracted with the lights

Fascinating creation right next to the river. You can see a clear reflection of people and buildings, if it is not too windy. They have two different exhibitions, a mist spray followed by about 2cm deep of water coming up from the bottom.

The Miroir d'eau is just a playground with sprinkles. It is right next to the promenade at the river and across the street from the Place de la Bourse, not in front it, as appearing in the touristic brochures. The thin layer of water creates a reflective surface for the sky or Place de la Bourse buildings across the street. Popular water playground with children and to sit around to cool down in the warmer months or as a gorgeous, instagramable setting for pictures during the day or at night.

An interesting location and use of water in a public space. Unfortunately the day we were in Bordeaux it was windy. The evening was calmer and allowed for some good reflections.

The Water Mirror in Bordeaux is deceptively simple yet magical. Its charm lies in the cyclical transformation it undergoes, the water functions as a perfect mirror, then a gentle fog is released across the surface creating a dream-like ambiance.

Very beautifil and must visit place in Bordeaux. You can enjoy alone, with family. Beautiful reflection of the building I captured in the water mirror. Biggest water mirtor in the world.

Beautiful place excellent for cooling your feet on a hot day. Amazing photo opportunities. Lovely walk along the river.

What's not to like? Highly recommend removing shoes and socks and paddling around in it. It was refreshing on a day that was in the high 30s in degrees. We spent over an hour paddling and splashing and people watching. Definitely take a visit

We really enjoyed seeing this large city gate built in 1494. It was part of the defensive wall around Bordeaux during the Middle Ages. It seems the 35 metre tall city gate remains much the same as it did when originally constructed. It is an attractive historic monument worth viewing from both sides while sightseeing around the area.

Impressive and beautiful views. Built back in late 1490 to celebrate King Charles VIIIs victory.

This was our best port so far. Right in the heart of the city. Amazing architecture/history, great shopping, lots of great attractions in easy walking distance. Lots of open spaces and so many casual places to get food and a drink. As the grape/ growing region of the Garonne Valley was so close to the port/ 50 minutes away by bus, we ventured to the village of Saint Emillion, it was beautiful. Our whole experience was excellent.

It’s a really nice to visit this medieval monument. It’s 4 floors , the stairs are small and give a medieval feeling and the AI presentations are really interactive. Totally worth it if you wanna see Bordeaux from high and learn some history about the region

A small beautiful place to see. It's like having a small Castle within the busy city.

Nice style. This was the old city door, just few steps from the river/port.

This is a magnificent gateway but go back a night as it and the whole square is lit and it becomes magical

Ideal museum if you want to spend a morning in Bordeaux and you like prehistoric and roman history. P.D.: if you are under 26, bring a valid student ID with you for a discount (from 8€ to 2€).

Fantastic museum traces the history and archeology of Bordeaux and greater Aquitaine. Many moments of wonder from pre-historic times to the 20th century. Very well done exhibits with translations in English throughout. We spent about 2 hours. Many cafes in the area, tram stops right out front.

Beautiful museum, absolutely stunning filled with history of the region before bc and after bc. From paintings and sculptures to cars and items from the 1960s onwards.

Lots of 5-3000 BC artifacts of Aquitaine. Expect more of Bordeaux history with the rebuilding of the city in the mid 18th century. Lots of stuff on the slave trade and France’s part in it. Found this interesting esp given the juxtaposition of what’s happening with the current USA administration and revisionist history.

Only partly open when visited, some interesting Roman items. The post war exhibition was good.

Very interesting museum with a wide variety of exhibits. The Roman artifacts in particular were absolutely amazing!

Wonderful museum. Objects are the stars and are displayed in a way that doesn't overwhelm even though the galleries are full. There's plenty of label information at different levels and a variety of other intrepretation methods from maps, models, images and films. Each gallery has a hands on table for sensory experiences and information. There's lots to see and even a brief wander through the galleries will take 1-2 hours. There are excellent galleries dealing with the slave trade, new settlers and modern Bordeaux and environmental sustainability The special exhibition on post war France 1945-54 was a terrific insight into the social, cultural and economic development of the country. There's a bag search at the entrance hall and lockers for them (token from reception). The shop is modest, situated at the entrance/exit. There's no cafe/restaurant, just a vending machine in a hallway, with a few tables and chairs. The toilet is unisex with about 6 cubicles.

Great place to see a live band, quirky venue by the river on the wrong side - bit of a track to get there especially during the week when the ferry doesn’t run.

Found this on Google maps as I was wandering nearby. It was such a lively place. There was an entrance fee of €8 for the live band. After a while of translating their menu items, I ordered the lamb chops (€16). It was well done but not tough at all. It had this crispy char on the outside. Could use with a little more acidity in the sauce. The baby potatoes were delicious and seasoned well! Loved it, I would recommend it for hanging out with friends. Friendly staff and incredible ambiance.

Came to this cute cafe and as a foreigner, I was so confused as I didn’t know what to eat here and how experimental my choice could be… So I had a coffee here(Cappuccino) and a salad, can’t recall the name of that exactly. Coffee was fine and the salad was fine too. Service was quite quick. Despite the rush, they did serve the food quickly. I’ll surely recommend to do visit this cute cafe.

For us, being visitors from Amsterdam, this place feels like home away from home but with a nice French touch. Great way to escape the crowd in the city and sit with likeminded music loving people. Very kind staff they helped me get back my lost AirPod. Love the area called Darwin around there too with skate ramp, coffee brewery and the best bakery in town.

Cool spot with good vibes to go with your friends at sunset. It gets too crowded on weekends so you have to do 30 min long lines every time you want to get any drink or food

Great place to spend a summer evening! Nice location and the view is terrific! Good selection of food and drinks at moderate prices! Live music delivers a very cool atmosphere!

Wonderful wonderful place. A co-operative serving great food, local craft beers and wines, in charming gardens by the river overlooking Bordeaux. Free live music, children's play area with toys, covered seating and open air seating too. Craft local beer is fantastic and the wine is incredible value for money. Great view of the river and bordeaux centre in the other bank.

I went to dinosaur exposition in November. To be honest I was expecting something different, I mean it was good but its for children's in my opinion. The ticket was around 7€ for students (10€ for adults), so maybe I could go again to see the permanent exposition.

I visited the Lascaux cave exhibition today with my husband and three children ages 14, 11 and 7. We all really enjoyed it and I would recommend it as something to do for an hour or so if visiting Bordeaux this summer. We were given a brief introduction by a member of staff which was very useful at introducing the story of the cave's discovery to our children. The exhibition is clearly laid out, informative and very engaging. The audio visual recreation of the cave was excellent at bringing the experience of the prehistoric people to life for my younger children. We didn't do the virtual reality experience so I can't comment on that.

[English; 2*adult, 1*3y] The animatronic dinosaurs and individual activities are good, The guided activities have very limited value if your children don't speak French, and there is nothing much for adults. I would recommend limiting the number of adults in your party as much as possible, €7.5 well-spent for the child, €10 not so much for each of the adults.

We went to the exhibition of the little monsters (bugs). And it was OK, small but good for little kids.

Fun dinosaur exhibition - a bit busy with some waiting time, but worth a visit, especially with Bordeaux CityPass.

Very small area and not a lot of things to see at illusion. No comparison to the ones we have been before in Europe.

My son 9 enjoyed classes there this summer and last. Please note they are on French

Another nice site in St Seurin & Fondaudege. Good to see it on you way to the park if you manage to visit.

A hidden spot in Bordeaux. It's interesting but you won't spend more than 20 minutes there 😅

What a find! As someone who has visited a lot of Roman sites in Europe, this one was easy to find and the history around the area, including why there is so little left was worth the walk. We approached it from two different streets and spent some time discussing the way that the area would have looked and how large the amphitheatre would have been.

Small but superb piece of history. Easy to access.

A remarkable Roman remain in a residential district 15 minutes walk from the city centre

NICE BUT NOT MUCH TO IT You can visit this ruin from two streets, though those two streets aren't at all interconnected (you have to walk around). You can see it from the street level, but you can't walk around the ruins yourself. It's an interesting piece of Roman history, but you won't be here any more than 5 minutes, as there's not much more to see other than what you see in the pictures.

Well worth visiting both sides of this amphitheater. It's interesting to think about the significance of this building over time. In the 18th century it was irrelevant and stood in the way of a housing developer. What does it mean today?

Great place, amazing building and structure! The game master was very helpful and put you into the game. They offer rooms both in English and French. I would have loved more decor to our choice of adventure but overall a great experience!

This was our first time doing an escape game, we had an amazing experience even though we didn’t succeed! It was fun and the riddles were very clever. The staff was friendly and the little breakfast on Saturday morning was nice. I’d definitely love to try another one of these escape games in the future!!

We have done a few room escapes now and this one was fantastic. Really good theming, varied mechanisms for revealing clues, friendly and helpful staff and a free alcoholic drink if it's your birthday! Would definitely recommend.

Really authentic experience, all the furniture and decor looks antiquated so everything feels scary. The actual mystery was pretty complex though and we were far from getting out.. but we got a treasure chest full of sweets at the end. I recommend !

Many friends had talked to me about escape games, but I had never tried one...luckily my company decided to do a teambuilding experience for all 7 of us divided in two different rooms (but with the same "challenge"), and it was great fun! Great service and well recreated story and ambiance.

My friend and I went there and tried two rooms, for which we both succeeded! The staff is really friendly and we had a great time. We will definitely come back.

Thanks a lot to the Team that we could play the room, eventhough that we showed up at the wrong location and arrived late at our reservation. We enjoyed the game and we'll come by again if we are in town.

Ladies and gentlemen, tonight we embark on a culinary journey that takes us beyond the realm of food. We find ourselves in the heart of Bordeaux, a city known for its rich history and exquisite wine. But hidden among its ancient streets and elegant facades lies a gem that speaks to the soul of this cultural paradise: the Grand Theatre. As I step into the Grand Theatre, I'm immediately struck by its grandeur and elegance. The ornate architecture, with its opulent chandeliers and plush red velvet seating, transports me to a bygone era of sophistication. It's a place where artistry takes center stage, in the form of theatrical performances that grace its halls. So, my friends, if you find yourself in this magnificent city, do not miss the opportunity to step into the Grand Theatre. Allow yourself to be transported to a world of culinary wonders, where tradition and innovation collide in perfect harmony. It's an experience that will leave an indelible mark on your palate and your soul.

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(Translated by Google) The grand theater is one of the most beautiful monuments in the city center of Bordeaux. In addition to its architectural qualities, the grand theater offers quality programming: operas, ballets, concerts, Sunday morning aperitifs, etc. Possibility of purchasing the last tickets on the day of the show for €8 (Original) Le grand théâtre est un des plus beaux monuments du centre ville de Bordeaux. Outre ses qualités architecturales, le grand théâtre propose une programmation de qualité : opéras, ballets, concerts, apéro du dimanche matin etc. Possibilité d acheter les dernières place le jour du spectacle à 8€

(Translated by Google) Beautiful theater in the center of Bordeaux, it is spectacular, the decoration is the same since it was built. It's a shame that the opera season is only in winter since it's worth seeing a work in such a beautiful place. This monument is also included with the Bordeaux city pass. Otherwise you would have to pay €7. Closes at 6:30 p.m. (Original) Precioso teatro en el centro de Burdeos, es espectacular, la decoración es la misma desde que lo construyeron. Una pena que la temporada de opera solo sea en invierno ya que merece la pena ver una obra en un lugar tan bonito. Con la city pass de Burdeos también entra este monumento. Sino tendrías que pagar 7€. Cierra a las 18:30h

(Translated by Google) A unique building that continues to dazzle today, during the day due to the strength of its neoclassical style and at night due to the exquisite lighting: the Grand Theatre. (Original) Un edificio singular que hoy sigue deslumbrando, de día por la fuerza de su estilo neoclásico y de noche por la exquisita iluminación: el Gran Teatro.

(Translated by Google) Good morning, To begin with, the theater is very beautiful but the problem remains the visit where the indication of payment "young" is not presented it is up to "23 years" according to a hostess who barely understands our anger towards screw the price we pay anyway. Continuation of the program even more disappointing, we have the right to the guide's explanations while climbing the "grand stairs" then we enter the large living room while having explanations, we have the right to visit an unrenovated room (a living room) compared to other plays in the theater. The long awaited moment, the large theater room which is very disappointing for the visit because we have the right to go to the 2nd floor and see the large room through a small window, fortunately the photos in the guide help us to admire the theater seen from the stage. To finish, we are allowed to go up 3 floors to look at a half glass terrace to show us the costumes and explain to us that they are handmade by seamstresses. Conclusion: far too many explanations for the few things to get your teeth into. Please improve for future visitors..... (Original) Bonjour, Pour commencer le théâtre est très beau mais le problème reste la visite où l'indication du paiement "jeune" n'est pas présenté c'est jusqu'à "23 ans" d'après une hôtesse qui comprends à peine notre colère vis à vis du prix que nous payons quand même. Suite du programme encore plus décevante, nous avons le droit aux explications du guide tout en montant les "grands escaliers" puis nous entrons dans le grand salon tout en ayant des explications, nous avons le droit à visiter une pièce (un salon) non rénové par rapport aux autres pièces du théâtre. Le moment tant attendu, le grande salle de théâtre qui est bien décevant pour la visite car nous avons le droit d'aller au 2ème étage et voir avec de petite fenêtre la grande salle, heureusement que les photos du guide nous aides bien pour admirer le théâtre vu de la scène. Pour terminer, nous avons le droit à monter 3 étages pour regarder une demi terrasse vitré pour nous montré les costumes et nous expliquer qu'ils sont fait à la main par des couturières. Conclusion : beaucoup trop d'explications pour le peu de choses à se mettre sous la dent. Merci de s'améliorer pour les visiteurs à venir.....

I was unfortunately visiting after a family bereavement so my opinion is probably not as positive as others would be. It's large, overwhelming at times, and is very popular. I had no real access to peace and tranquility due to the large crowds and tours operating. Like all cathedrals it begs for money constantly and is vulgar in the way it spends on making itself look attractive.

This is a totally astonishing building. It’s Bill Tower is located separate to the cathedral in this massive square, one of the largest in Europe. The church itself is a massive space. It has the most glorious windows and wonderful atmosphere. It is free to visitand there is a ticketed illuminations presentation. This presentation also has the option of a live choir, providing the music.

The Cathedral of Saint-André de Bordeaux, formally known as the Cathedral of Saint-André, is a historic and magnificent Catholic cathedral in Bordeaux, France. It serves as the cathedral church of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Bordeaux. Renowned for its soaring Gothic spire, exquisite carvings, and rich historical legacy, it stands as one of the defining landmarks of Bordeaux's old town. Originally a Romanesque structure, only one wall of the nave remains from the original Romanesque architecture. The majority of the existing structure is Gothic. The famous “Royal Portal” (Porte Royale), built in the early 13th century, is a masterpiece of early Gothic style. The remainder of the cathedral was primarily constructed between the 14th and 15th centuries. Consecrated by Pope Urban II in 1096, it serves as a major stop along the Tour route—one of the four traditional French pilgrimage routes to Santiago de Compostela. It is listed as part of the “French Routes of Santiago de Compostela” UNESCO World Heritage site. Attending a Mass here offers an atmosphere rich with spiritual resonance. On weekends, the square outside the church hosts various small markets, which are also worth exploring.

The colossal church which stood since the 9th century, is grand and magnificent to behold. The spectacular height and intricate architecture is breathtaking. Inside the church, there are many artworks and depictions of god and the religion. Please visit this place when in Bordeaux

Exceptional! The treasury room is a mere €2 and has some incredible historic religious artifacts. The bell tower (which stands alone) is €9 and if you decide to climb the 200+ steps you'll enjoy a panorama of Bordeaux. The cathedral itself is free entry.

Beautiful cathedral which is free to enter. Busy inside but it's still calm and peaceful. I recommend to visit this place.

Cathédrale Saint-André is absolutely stunning! The architecture is gorgeous, with so much detail to admire inside and out. Stepping inside feels so peaceful and full of history, and the stained-glass windows are simply beautiful when the light shines through. It’s definitely a must-visit if you’re in the area!

A beautiful bell tower and gate from the old city wall of Bordeaux. The bell is seldom used now but the tower and the gate remain. A great place to visit.

Behold the majestic Grosse Cloche, a historic gem of Bordeaux, France! Originally part of the city’s medieval fortifications in the 13th century, this stunning tower once guarded the gates with pride, its sturdy stone walls standing as a symbol of strength and resilience. Over the centuries, it evolved into a beloved landmark, its grand clock and bell ringing out to mark time and celebrate the spirit of the community. Today, the Grosse Cloche thrives as a vibrant centerpiece of Bordeaux’s old town, drawing visitors from around the world with its timeless charm. Surrounded by bustling streets and lively crowds, it stands tall under the bright July sky, inspiring all who pass by to embrace history, unity, and the endless possibilities of the present!

Such a lovely surprise in the middle of Bordeaux! The Grosse Cloche is a beautiful old bell tower that looks like it came straight out of a fairytale. You can’t go inside most of the time, but even just seeing it from the street is magical. It’s not a big attraction — more of a “wow, look at that!” moment during a walk through the old town. Totally worth stopping for a photo and soaking up the history. There are cute little cafés around too, so it’s a great place for a coffee break.

What a wonderful gate! The whole street leading to it is very very pretty

It was a lovely medieval style clock and was very central location in the old town of Bordeaux. I love history and it was nice to see history in person. I would consider it a must to at least see the clock in a visit to Bordeaux, France.

Beautiful place …. Roads leading to it are beautiful… one of the best towns … old days vibes.. requires good amount of walking so wear comfortable shoes.

Lots of small shops and restaurants. Cobblestone streets. The gateway is beautiful and is good for picture taking.

Nice climb, gets you in shape ! (And a possible break about halfway in) The view at the top is more than worth it though ! Absolutely stunning sights of bordeaux, and great signs and historical explanations. Friendly staff. I'd recommend to anyone, from anywhere, and especially people from Bordeaux such as me who have never actually gone up !

We had a great weather. It costs few euro, lots of stairs, but worth the climb. Great view over the city.

Astonishing view of the city! The 233 stairs are totally worth it, you get to see the main monuments of Bordeaux. There are two viewpoints and in the first one you can see the bell. We went on a cloudy day but it's still amazing. I recommend to buy they tickets in advance

Great view, not too many people. Little to no information on the top, there is a handout in different languages available at the bottom of the stairs. Staff was friendly, ticket was booked online (for a certain time frame). We came because it was included in the bordeaux pass and would recommend it if you want to have a view over the city

Wonderful church with a huge tower. Nice to look at!

Nice tower building next to the cathedral. Didn't go inside and tonthe top. Good photos opportunity 📷

The Pey Berland Tower in Bordeaux offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the cityscape that is truly worth the climb. The ascent provides a unique perspective on Bordeaux's architectural beauty and surrounding landscapes. However, it's worth noting that the stairway leading to the top is quite narrow, which may pose a challenge for those less comfortable with confined spaces. Despite the narrow stairs, the unparalleled views from the tower make the experience memorable and offer a fascinating glimpse into the historical and contemporary charm of Bordeaux.

Impossible to be bored in this museum. Great artists are picked to be shown. It's not like "i make art about art" like so many contemporary museums. It's "i make art about us".

€80 for unclimatised full sun room, not again, no value for money

If you are open for the modern art, you must visit this fantastic place! The staff are super friendly. ❤️

Interesting galleries, beautiful buildings and lovely garden. The entrance was only 2 € !!!

A nice suprise to visit this free museum with a varied collection from international artists.

Call here first before you leave for. Its opening schedule is not sometimes same with what google map says.

The general area surrounding the building has a slightly dodgy feel to it.

I have seen several immersive expos in different places of the world, but this is the most amazing.

Great form to make use out of war buildings! We loved the installation. I would have wished for a bit more insights into the history of and details about the bunker itself. There were 4 info texts at the end but I would have liked to know a bit more.

Immersive experience. Exhibition was on Egypt and Pharaohs. Small section on the history of the submarine base. Perhaps a separate larger section on this would be a good addition..

Intelligent use of the space, good to see they created smaller areas to allow in the round feel Takes your time.

This was a top experience! Pre-booked the tickets so entry was quick and easy. The art looks brilliant cast on the walls and reflected off the water. It's really impactful and immersive. The music playing in the background perfectly suits the images and tone. We saw the Dutch painters, and loved it! Very innovative and engaging way of viewing art. Practical points: the website says it gets cold. Not in the summer...its quite toasty in there but imagine in winter you will need a coat. It's dark...takes some adjusting to. The history of the submarine base is towards to end, make sure you don't miss it. We went round again to watch the start of the exhibit we liked the best.

Amazing and surreal! Quite sobering to think what it was built for! A must see 😀

Our visit to the Bassin des Lumières was a mesmerizing fusion of art, light, and history, set within the hauntingly atmospheric space of Bordeaux’s former submarine base. The transformation of this massive, industrial structure into a canvas for immersive digital art was nothing short of spectacular. As masterpieces danced across the water and concrete walls, we were enveloped in a sensory experience that felt both intimate and grand. The scale, creativity, and emotion of the show were breathtaking, making it one of the most unique and unforgettable cultural experiences we’ve ever had.

I am very disappointed with this Casino Barrière, the security service at the entrance needs to be seriously reviewed!! the man (very fleshy) so as not to be vulgar with (a beard) my clear lack of respect is that without valid justification I am extremely disappointed I think I will never set foot there again thank you for talking to the management!!! THANKS

Refused entry by security due to wearing shorts in 24 degree heat yet women were granted entry wearing summer dresses, I presented my passport only to be told that I needed to leave, doesn’t add up really

Refuses entry to foreigners because they got no French passport. This doesn't make any sense, never got a problem in other casinos in France and the law does not forbid foreigners to play in casinos as long as they are over 18. Looks racist too me.

Lovely evening on our parents date night , we don't come too often but are members now to gain a free drink with our points , and we had a wee flutter and thrill. Staff is friendly but depending on how busy it is you can wait a few minutes for your drink at the bar.

Table games only start at 9pm So you can only play jackpots and some very old machine games at the ground floor A lot of old machines are only in French, be careful Quite small casino, I only spent 20 mins there.

Alittle dingy, friendly workers. Smoking pods are a plus for us non-smokers. Some of the older style slots should be ready to be replaced. Upstairs they have a card room that opens at 9pm. Not many players are up there for the size of Bordeaux, Few winners, And fewer of the players understand the basics of card playing. No hole card in BJ after everone hits the dealer gets his hole card from the automatic shoe. Big house advantage.

The buffet/restaurant is downright awful. The waiters/waitresses are all super inexperienced and unprofessional. I saw two tables send back their food while I was there (30 minutes) and another table send back their drinks. The entree buffet is horrible, there’s barely any selection, and in my opinion, nothing tastes very good. Same with the dessert buffet. The main course was good, but was served with pre-cooked steamed veggies. The casino itself isn’t good at all either - the ATM machine took my debit card and refused to give it back.

Really nice city, Bordeaux is lovely to watch. It has a very good public transport, reliable and cheap. The city centre is well maintained and clean with lots of things to see/visit. Place du Parlement is worth it to be seen.

One of the major reference points in Bordeaux. Three main Restaurant Rows collide here. Gelato and ice cream too.

Beautiful open square with a decorative fountain and towering buildings. Cafes line the exterior but the interior is open to walk.

Beautiful restaurant and fantastic food. The truthful pasta was out of this world. Definitely recommend.

What a wonderful price of architecture with the mirtor water in front. Simply beautiful

Many great restaurants, whole square is clean and cozy. I recommend coming earlier since there are many tourists starting 10 a.m. all restaurants nearby have space for outside dining and service. Great place for taking pictures.

Nice old square with lots of cafés, restaurants and ice cream & waffle places. Great for people watching, enjoying a drink or bite, and chilling out in general. We enjoyed some lovely 'gauffres' at Jolly's.

This was a wealthy person’s town house that is quite a grand setting for housing Bordeaux’s collection of decorative arts. The china and silver collections are nicely displayed and the furniture and other period pieces beautifully reflect the way the various rooms may have been furnished. The floors and walls are original and we enjoyed the many rooms of displays. Take your time to soak in the history of this beautiful setting. We enjoyed it very much.

Cute museum, not too big not too small. The rooms and furniture are very nicely decorated and kept.

An odd mix of modern and traditional that is well worth the 5€ entry, and an hour or so.

Not a design museum at all. Just another chateau. Not really a museum at all in the sense there's no explanation. If you have been to see the millions of other chateaus in France, this can be skipped. A handful of contemporary pieces are mixed in, but nothing astounding. The title is very misleading.

An interesting mix of statement pieces for many eras. In one room alone grand furniture from rococo and regency and central to that a fabulous glass desk. The guide books are weighty and full of interesting information (in French).

Really cool temporary exhibition on japanese paper lanterns. Heard great things about their changing exhibitions, but check before you visit because the rest of the museum is a collection of old furniture, crockery and 'stuff' you would otherwise find when clearing out a very old household, would not recommend visiting the permanent exhibition.

Original and intriguing. Limited exposition are often very interesting and thought provoking. The very recent sneakers exposition exceeded my expectations. The location is a piece of history by itself and is worth knowing about.

Really liked the camino de Santiago de Compostela reference. Magnificent building. Really felt inspired going here.

The exterior is interesting but not stunning. However, the interior is quite the show. The very clear Romanesque styling of the ribbed vaults are well worth seeing as is the underground crypt.

Loved it...Beautiful, You can feel the history as you enter its free and open to the public during business hours.God Bless🙏

Just saw from outside but it is a beautiful church!

Pretty cool stop, with walking by. Nice area to rest in the small park next to it. Grab a pastry across the street of course. There’s a small crypt you can visit for €5 a person, about double the cost it should be- but still interesting.

Amazing tympanum at the entrance, with captivating images of biblical stories and well preserved.

Crypt closed and no explanatory panels inside the church

Wonderful, one of the green lungs of Bordeaux. To breathe and gain height above Bordeaux from the north-south angle view..

Even despite some security concerns I heard about that place, it is very nice and pictoresque. The main trail can get really muddy which is something to consider. I barely met any other people there, which makes sense considering how far from regular transport stations that is.

Went in the late afternoon, good view

The climb up takes a toll on your knees but if you're looking for a wild, dense and refreshing forest walk that's what you'll get! Very nice scenery and beautiful lake. Hidden gems for pique nique

Great park far for the curious eyes of most of the people. To reach it from Bordeaux center, I recommend the "batcub" ( public boat transport) from the stop Stalingrad up to lormont bàs. Take your camera with you! Btw, the way there is not well identified and there are no toilets or other kind of facilities around.

Such a quiet and incredible place to enjoy with family and friends!

One of my favorite parks in the area, it’s clean, green and even has a little water fountain for the dogs, they love it here. It’s quite big with little woodland creatures scuttling around in the bushes that you see sometimes, which is always interesting. There’s never more than a few joggers and dog walkers so it’s a really peaceful place to just stroll and enjoy the view.

Beautiful concert, beautiful requiem This concert hall is both very classic, and very unique. Very skilled, knowledgeable, smart and polite staff. Will clearly go back as often as possible !!!

It's a nice venue to listen to music

Incredible sounds. The place is perfect for concerts even if it is quite expensive but so worth it. I think you can even see the performance from any place in the Auditorium. Just amazing

I will definitely come back

Modern auditorium with excellent acoustics and easy accessibility. We loved the whole experience and enjoyed the classical music performance.

Nice acoustics and a feeling of open space

Great place for musical concert. Amazing sound System, lots of seating space. There is a free cloakroom, which can be handy!

A great private tour of the winery, they were just starting their harvest and this place was alive with activity. Would appreciate it if they offered a tasting with an older vintage, but it was still worth the visit.

Gorgeous setting and friendly, knowledgeable staff. Could not recommend highly enough.

This was the first winery we visited in Bordeaux, proximity to the city centre was excellent as we didn't have to drive out to the Left/Right banks which would have taken hours. Small winery but the stark contrast with the chateau and the modern facility was really visually appealing and beautiful. Monsieur Guillaume was dedicated, professional and it was an honor to be shown around by him. The wine was amazing! Thank you for allowing us to visit your winery, cant recommend enough!

We went here for my fiancé’s birthday this year for a tour and wine tasting and it was just incredible. Firstly I arrived slightly late, called to apologise and they were fine with our delay. We had a private tour of the vineyard and chateau with a brilliant bilingual host who was attentive, answered our questions and wasn’t pretentious either which was wonderful. The wine, or course, was exquisite and was so nice to learn about it. It was two hours and we weren’t bored for a second. Well worth the visit!

NOT recommended. The 2 tastings were microscopic, literally 1 drop. The winery although quaint and cozy, not something extraordinary. You're better off doing a tasting in a Bordeaux bar.

Château les Carmes Haut-Brion ( the only Bordeaux chateau to be actually in Bordeaux, at the unique address of 20, Rue des Carmes with a walled vineyard in urban surroundings of Bordeaux ) is a Bordeaux wine estate located in the AOC Pessac-Léognan within the region of Graves with the appellation of Pessac Léognan and produces the red grand vin named Château les Carmes Haut-Brion and the estate red second wine Le C des Carmes. Main Varietals are : cabernet franc, cabernet sauvignon, merlot, petit verdot . The history started in 1584 when Jean de Pontac Lord of Haut-Brion donated a windmill and vines on the banks of the Peugue river in Bordeaux . In 1630, The Grand Carmelite Order expanded the estate by purchasing vines and land located in the “ aubrion “ area and owned the estate for two hundred years as well as retained the ‘Haut-Brion’ name, which gradually became ‘Carmes Haut-Brion’. In 1840, the wine merchant Léon Colin purchased it and renamed it Chateau Carmes-Haut-Brion. Patrice Pichet, the head of France's family-run real estate group, acquired the estate at the end of 2010 and turned this unique ten-hectare estate into a genuine jewel set in the city of Bordeaux with the help of Guillaume Pouthier, the director of operations, and Stéphane Derenoncourt , the estate's consultant . It’s current size of 35 hectares with unique and ambitious new facilities created to support this winery and reception areas designed and created by Philippe Starck and Luc Arsène-Henry were inaugurated in 2016 . The terroir of the main vineyard , a mixture of Mindel gravel, sand, and clay over a limestone subsoil, forms a unique geological spectrum that has informed the unusual mix of grape varieties, consisting of 40% Cabernet Franc, 18% Cabernet Sauvignon and the remainder Merlot. The vines ( average of 42 years old ) are planted with a density of 10,000 per hectare. The estate's other signature wine, Le C des Carmes Haut-Brion , is produced from the complementary plots ( purchased since 2011 ) in the villages of Martillac, Cadaujac and Saint Médard D’Eyrans with a terroir consisting of Gunz gravel, sand and clay . All together bringing the total area of the estate today to 35 hectares with their own modern production facility in the village of Martillac. The vineyards are planted with 62% Cabernet Sauvignon, 35% Merlot and 3% Petit Verdot and are now 14 years old on average. The winemaking has ( using whole grapes and a small portion of the stems ) been carried out in vats of 21 to 86 hectolitres in size. The top wine, Château les Carmes Haut-Brion , is matured in oak barrels with 75% new oak and the rest in large casks and terracotta amphoras for a period of 18 to 24 months. Le C des Carmes Haut-Brion is matured in 30% new oak barrels for 12 to 18 months, and then in cement vats. This is a good and modern chateau that every wine lover traveling in Bordeaux should visit .

What an amazing experience! A beautiful combination of history and the latest technology contributing to the production of an exceptional wine, expertly and engagingly described by our guide, Crystalle.

Really just walked past it. Closed to public when we were by. Nice to look at from the outside. An info plaque would be a nice addition

Gorgeous synagogue with rich history. A must visit. The staff person was so nice and welcoming. Thank you

What people don’t know is that there is a kosher restaurant in the courtyard of the synagogue. It is a one menu option. The food is phenomenal and it is an experience you cannot miss. It is a cultural experience To never be forgotten

The website said the museum was open on Monday morning. After circling the synagogue for 15 minutes someone exited and told us it did not open till the afternoon. It is very difficult to find correct information. I still don’t know if there are Shabbat services.

Wow what a synagogue! Congregation are very welcoming. A real pleasure!

Beautiful building and the community was so welcoming.

ting, too Sadly did not go inside, thus only 4 stars. I was surprised at its size and beauty so it deserves at least 4 stars. Area is interes

I'm not an art person, so I wasn't overly interested, but since the tickets to enter are cheap if you're an art person, I would recommend you visit. One important thing to remember is that tickets allow you to enter both the modern and old art galleries.

No English explanations makes it a bit more difficult to appreciate the art. Nice exhibit on liberty currently showing. Even with a little guesswork, you can still understand some of the exhibits.

Well presented art in cool surroundings. Nice garden and helpful staff

Great art gallery, albeit a bit small, with some amazing classical and romantic pieces plus at the time I visited there was a great temporary exhibition on the then of "liberty" which had some very interesting pieces. As you'd expect they have a great Delacroix collection and considering I only paid €4 all in as a student it was a bargain!

Worth a visit if you're in the neighborhood.

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Amazing exhibitions

A beautiful church to visit, although the separate bell tower was under reconstruction when we were there. There’s some amazing stained glass, much of it appears new after the church was bombed in the war.. Certainly a place to visit while walking around Bordeaux and make sure you put a couple of Euros in the box for the organ repairs

Wonderful work in progress to restore/recreate this Basilica still bearing the marks of WW2 (and more than a bit of neglect I suspect). Its inherent character combined with the interpretive narrative literally built into its recreation this has every chance of becoming one of the magnificent churches of Europe. It’s lovely and evocative above its historic and spiritual echos one can imagine a remarkable rebirth that appears in progress.

I recently visited St. Michel Basilica during a few days spent in Bordeaux. it was constructed between the 14th-16th-centuries and is Flamboyant Gothic in architectural style and began being recognised as a minor basilica in 1903. As you enter you will find multiple language information cards pointing out some general information about the church history, bell tower and a few highlights inside to look for during your visit. The interior is atypical of French Gothic churches with a narrow nave with hight ceiling, vaulted ribs and side aisles lined with smaller chapels. It is less decorative compared to churches like St. Andrea at Place Pey-Berland but still makes for a nice visit for those who like seeing old churches. I enjoyed some of the fine altarpieces and the stained-glass windows in particular. There is a chapel presently being used to host panels and general information about La Fleche which is nice since the bell tower is presently unavailable for visitation.

On 21.09.25, I had the chance to visit Basilique Saint-Michel on a day when monuments were open free to the public — a rare treat. Entering the towering Gothic church, I was struck by the light filtering through beautiful vitrages. I had a chance to see one of the medieval alabaster relief panels from the famous 15th-century altarpiece: part of the “Joys of the Virgin” set, recently restored and returned to its place. It felt powerful to be standing before something so fragile, historic and beautiful.

Very impressive tower next to the basilica, but separate from it. Currently under renovation. An important site for those doing a pilgrimage along the Camino/Chemin from Paris to Santiago in Spain. This pilgrimage walking route is one of the four principal ones in France, which all converge at the small French village of St Jean Pied-de-Port, at the foot of the Pyrenees.

There is so many beautiful churches in Bordeaux, here's another. Very impessive in all respects. The organ was being played during my visit and the sound was awsome!

This is the most incredible building. I have never seen something so beautiful and majestic, created by people. You can feel the energy, and it filled my heart with love. It brought tears to my eyes. If you are lucky enough to hear the organ play and the choir sing, you will see that this building also has the most magical acoustics I have ever had the pleasure of listening to.

Food was amazing (steak for 2 people), drinks less so. My mojito tasted like it had no rum in it and my wife's Aperol spritz wasn't very nice. The Hugo spritz was better and they removed the Aperol from the bill, which was good of them. View is lovely.

Right on the water! Fantastic view of the sunset over Bordeaux! Quaint atmosphere. Great date night spot! I’m vegetarian - yummy plate for me. Husband had beef filet and mashed potatoes - rich reduction, comfort food delightful! Fun desserts. It was very warm at 8 pm but temps are unusually high right now - dress comfortably. Lovely evening!

Lovely location. Great service. Full of locals away from the tourist area. Great views.

The view of the sunset over Burdeaux was amazing. Service and food was equally as good. Very attentive to detail.

We have had lunch here several times. It never disappoints. Food is inventive and beautifully presented. Service is friendly and gracious. As to the ambience and view it’s hard to beat. Go and enjoy.

Had a great lunch here with friends. Attentive service, good menu.

Excellent experience ❤️❤️❤️ Lovely Lillou and all the staff, from parking area to waiters!

Overall a great theatre to visit. I enjoyed the spectacle I went to see however there wasn't air conditioning so it became uncomfortable hot and there wasn't always access to a sink to wash your hands in the women's bathroom.

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Good size theatre in the heart of Bordeaux

Lovely traditional theatre in the centre of Bordeaux.

It's probably a fine place to see comedians or plays. With regard to musical events, most small theatres like this one have horrible sound systems. When we went to see John Mayall's trio there, the sound was abominable and managed to ruin the music.

Saw Michel Jonas and the place is cozy and great for up to 1000 people in there. Sound was great, easy to access and leave. Next to tramway.

A.A. Organisation it is not the Ukrainian National Ballet! It is the company from Russia. They are scammers. Stop this show!

One of a handful of cafe lined squares in Bordeaux. In addition to the eateries, cannele speciality shops and other retails shops there is a peculiar monument of what appear to be Roman era column and capital. It is a nice square.

Nice little square with lots of bars. Prefect for an aperitif

Stopped by here for a lunch, nice atmosphere in the centre, lots of restaurants, cafe and shops around.

Lively and atmospheric square with good quality bars, restaurants and boutiques. Street arts and entertainment attract a cosmopolitan crowd of all ages. A relaxed atmosphere encourages you to linger and enjoy the ambience.

Very good mussels with flawless service in the heart of Bordeaux.

Lovely wee square to wander through. Various markets in through the week and nice bars and restaurants around the sides.

Nice place with cafes and restaurants but not special

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(Translated by Google) A beautiful, air-conditioned theater. The plays are always performed by talented actors! I had the opportunity to see a play directed by Mailys Fernandez, and I laughed a lot. I definitely recommend this Bordeaux theater. Go there with your eyes closed; the welcome is incredible. (Original) Un beau théâtre climatisé. Les pièces sont toujours interprétées par des comédiens talentueux ! J’ai eu l’occasion d’assister à une pièce mise en scène par Mailys Fernandez, j’ai beaucoup ri Je recommence vivement ce théâtre bordelais, allez y les yeux fermés l’accueil y est incroyable

(Translated by Google) A great time at the play A Friend's Advice! Pleasant room, very good acting. A great evening! (Original) Très bon moment lors de la pièce Un conseil d’ami ! Salle agréable, très bon jeu d’acteur. Une excellente soirée !

(Translated by Google) I have been going regularly to the Théâtre des Salinières for a year now. I particularly like programming. The pieces are always well chosen and I have not been disappointed so far. The actors are really great, they make me laugh every time. I adore. I'm happy to have opened the door to this theater because it gives me an outing from time to time and a good time. I highly recommend you go there, at least to try it out and I'm sure you won't be disappointed. (Original) Cela maintenant un an que je vais régulièrement au théâtre des Salinières. J’aime particulièrement la programmation. Les pièces sont toujours bien choisies et je n’ai pour le moment pas été déçu. Les acteurs sont vraiment super, ils me font rire à chaque fois. J’adore. Je suis content d’avoir poussé la porte de ce théâtre car cela me fait une sortie de temps en temps, passer un bon moment. Je vous recommande vivement d’y aller, au moins pour tester et je suis sûr que vous ne serez pas déçu.

(Translated by Google) Very pretty theater room. I particularly thank the person at the cash desk who allowed us to see the play following an error on the ticket sales site. 👍 (Original) Très jolie salle de théâtre. Je remercie particulièrement la personne de la caisse qui nous a permis de voir la pièce suite à une erreur du site de vente de billets. 👍

Top notch pizzas and friendly service

Great place to be!

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(Translated by Google) Very friendly staff I went to see the play The Heart and it was great! The room is huge I will also go and discover other shows (Original) Personnel très aimable Je suis allée voir la pièce de théâtre Le Cœur et c'était super ! La salle est immense J'irai découvrir aussi d'autres spectacles

(Translated by Google) Bordeaux's premier theater venue, with its top-notch programming. It's also a welcoming spot for a bite to eat and a drink before or after a show. Two large performance halls and one small one. A welcoming team. Go for it! (Original) LE lieu de théâtre de Bordeaux avec sa programmation au top. Également un endroit chaleureux pour se restaurer et boire un verre avant ou après un spectacle. 2 grandes salles de spectacle et une petite. Une équipe accueillante. Foncez !

(Translated by Google) A copious and varied schedule of shows (see the website). A few restaurants nearby which allow you not to go home straight away. Accessible public transport. The train station 10 minutes walk. What more can I say? (Original) Un agenda de spectacles copieux et varié (voir le website). Quelques restos alentour qui permettent de ne pas rentrer tout de suite. Des transports en commun accessibles. La gare à 10 minutes à pieds. Que dire de plus ?

(Translated by Google) I went there to see Le Rouge Et Le Noir, the staff is quite welcoming and smiling for such a busy place. We waited in line for a short time but the journey was quick. We positioned ourselves at the very back and we could still see the scene quite clearly. On the way out, we passed a cafeteria, library, and lots of other spaces that seemed quite welcoming but unfortunately we were in a hurry. It was a good experience in this place =) (Original) J'y suis allée pour voir Le Rouge Et Le Noir, le personnel est plutôt accueillant et souriant pour un lieu aussi fréquenté. Nous avons fait la queue pendant une petite durée mais pour le déplacement ce fut rapide. Nous nous sommes positionnés tout à l'arrière et nous voyions quand même la scène de manière tout à fait nette. À la sortie, nous sommes passés devant une cafétéria, bibliothèque, et plein d'autres espaces qui semblaient plutôt accueillants mais malheureusement nous étions pressés. Ce fut une bonne expérience dans ce lieu =)

Atmosphere. Variety. Magnificent. Deliciousness. These are the words our group had of the Marche des Quais.

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Love this morning market on the river bank in Bordeaux!

(Translated by Google) Outdoor market that they told us is held on Sundays. On the banks of the Garonne, Chartrons district. Fresh products and prepared food that, in some cases, you can taste right there. It's very nice. (Original) Mercado de exterior que según nos dijeron ponen los domingos. En la orilla del Garona, barrio Chartrons. Productos frescos y comida preparada que, en algunos casos puedes degustar allí mismo. Es muy agradable.

(Translated by Google) While this market could be pleasant, an English fruit seller is capable of assaulting customers and telling them that their children are being rude because they are asking for fruit. The family outing was therefore no longer pleasant at all. (Original) Alors que ce marché pourrait être agréable , une vendeuse anglaise de fruits est capable d'agresser les clients et leur dire que leurs enfants sont mal élevés parce qu'ils réclament des fruits. La sortie familiale ne fût donc plus du tout agréable.

(Translated by Google) It's 8:30 a.m. on a Sunday, and the market is already busy. Start with an excellent espresso from LE PETIT CAFETIER and a tart, stroll past fragrant vegetables, marvel at the rustic bread, sample cheese, eat Lebanese fries, and top a piece of terrine with pink Federweißer. And just gaze at the oysters. Vacation! (Original) Sonntags um halb Neun und der Markt ist schon gut besucht. Mit einem exzellenten Espresso von LE PETIT CAFETIER und einem Törtchen starten, an duftendem Gemüse vorbei schlendern, über das urige Brot staunen, Käse probieren, libanesische Pommes und ein Stückchen Terrine mit pinkfarbenem Federweißer toppen. Und die Austern nur anschaun. Urlaub!

(Translated by Google) A place full of little bistros where you can eat and drink. Very cute and not to be missed. Close by and convenient for those visiting the wine city near lunchtime. (Original) Un posto pieno di piccoli bistrot dove puoi mangia e nere. Carinissimo e da non perdere. Attaccato e comodo per chi va a visitare la città del vino vicino all'ora di pranzo

The whole thing depended on this iPhone thing, which didn't work. I changed the device twice, and it wouldn't scan the dots most of the time, and when it did, the audio frequently cut out halfway through. It would also randomly activate other dots god knows where. I saw several others also struggling scanning the dots. The older lady near me finally gave up after about 20 minutes. The taste of wine at the end was good, but it was generally a very frustrating waste of an hour.

This is such a good experience! If you love wine, this is the place to go.

Bit of a nightmare getting there but totally worth it. Great wines. Thanks

Love the place!!

(Translated by Google) Devoting a museum to the glory of the Bordeaux vineyards had to be done. The site is magnificent but unfortunately the exhibition and its content do not meet expectations. Frequent technical difficulties with the location-based listening system. The themes covered are attractive but off-putting due to a deficient user experience and lack of simplicity. I imagine that ten years ago everything was impressive but with current means it would be necessary to revisit everything. The tasting on the top floors is a must. (Original) Consacrer un musée à la gloire des vignobles Bordelais, il fallait le faire. Le site est magnifique mais malheureusement l’expo et son contenu ne remplisse pas les attentes. Difficultés technique fréquentes avec le système d’écoute par localisation. Les thèmes abordés sont attirants mais rébarbatifs pour cause d’une expérience/utilisateur déficiente et en manque de simplicité. J’imagine qu’il y a dix ans le tout était impressionnant mais avec les moyens actuels il faudrait revisité le tout. La dégustation aux derniers étages est un incontournable.

(Translated by Google) World wine store, with a large sample of Bordeaux wines. The space is majestic; Visually, unbeatable. The only flaw is that there is only one sample from the world's largest wine producer... the D.O. The Mancha (Original) Tienda de vinos del mundo, con una gran muestra de vinos de Bordeaux. El espacio es majestuoso; visualmente, inmejorable. El único fallo es que solamente hay una muestra del mayor productor mundial de vinos ... la D.O. La Mancha

(Translated by Google) We loved it! You really get lost in the museum because you learn so many interesting things! Take 3 hours to have time to do everything, and don't forget the tasting of a free glass at the end, it's quite pleasant with the view of Bordeaux (Original) Nous avons adoré ! On se perd vraiment dans le musée tellement on y apprend de choses intéressantes ! Prenez bien 3h pour avoir le temps de tout faire, et ne pas oublier la dégustation d’un verre gratuit à la fin, c’est plutôt agréable avec la vue de Bordeaux

(Translated by Google) It's very nice to wait for the C tram there! (Original) C'est très sympa d'y attendre le tram C !

(Translated by Google) magnificent tram stop facing the lake, not very busy, and personally I find the route from Palais des Congres to 40 newspapers really magnificent (Original) magnifique arret de tram face au lac, peu frequenté, et a titre personnel je trouve le trajet palais des congres-40 journaux vraiment magnifique

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful view, especially in summer, the landscape is magical. (Original) Très belle vue, surtout en plein été, le paysage est magique.

(Translated by Google) Alright! And beautiful *.* (Original) Très bien! Et beau *.*

(Translated by Google) Beautiful view ✨✨✨ (Original) Belle vue ✨✨✨