Bordeaux’s Iconic Landmarks: A Private Bike Tour
Enjoy on a captivating 3-hour private bike tour of Bordeaux’s iconic landmarks and hidden gems. Pedal through the charming Jardin Public, admire the ancient ruins of Palais Gallien, and explore the culinary delights of Marche des Grands Hommes. Witness the grandeur of St. Andre Cathedral and the imposing Palais de Justice before reaching the historic Grosse Cloche de Bordeaux. Cycle past the impressive La Fleche Saint-Michel and cross the majestic Pont de Pierre. Continue your journey to the innovative Darwin complex and experience the engineering marvel of Pont Jacques Chaban Delmas. Learn about the wine culture in front of La Cite du Vin, and pass by the Quai des Marques. Before the tour ends, explore the cultural diversity of Halle des Chartrons. This private bike tour promises an immersive exploration of Bordeaux’s rich heritage, scenic landscapes, and contemporary attractions.
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Espirit Cycles
Meet the tour guide who will ensure everyone is ready for the upcoming tour. The approximate transportation time of the round-trip is allocated here.
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Jardin Public
Jardin Public, translated as "Public Garden," is a serene and well-manicured urban park located in the heart of Bordeaux.
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Palais Gallien
Palais Gallien, also known as the "Palais des Sports," is an ancient Roman amphitheater located in Bordeaux, France. This historic site dates back to the 2nd century and is one of the few remaining Roman ruins in the city. (Visit from the outside)
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Marche des Grands Hommes
Marché des Grands Hommes is an elegant covered market located in the heart of Bordeaux, France. This historic market, dating back to the 19th century, is known for its beautiful architecture, featuring a glass-and-iron canopy reminiscent of the famous Les Halles in Paris.
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St. Andre Cathedral
This historic religious landmark dates back to the 12th century and boasts stunning architectural features such as its soaring spires, intricate stained glass windows, and sculpted facades. (Visit from the outside)
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Palais de Justice
This majestic structure, constructed in the 19th century, serves as the seat of the city's legal and judicial activities. Known for its imposing architectural design and grandeur, the Palais de Justice stands as a symbol of the city's legal system and is an impressive landmark within Bordeaux's urban landscape. (Visit from the outside)
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Grosse Cloche de Bordeaux
Dating back to the medieval period, this iconic bell tower is famous for its large bell and ornate architectural details. It has served various purposes throughout its history, including as a gate to the city, a prison, and a clock tower. (Visit from the outside)
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La Fleche Saint-Michel
This striking steeple is part of the Saint-Michel Basilica and is known for its remarkable architecture and height, making it one of the city's most recognizable features. (Visit from the outside)
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Pont de Pierre
This historic bridge, dating back to the early 19th century, is characterized by its graceful stone arches and classical design. It connects the left bank of the river to the right bank and is not only a vital transportation link but also a symbol of Bordeaux's architectural heritage and its role as a cultural and historical landmark in the city.
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Darwin
Darwin Bordeaux is a vibrant and innovative cultural and business complex located in Bordeaux, France. Situated within a former military barracks, this dynamic space is dedicated to fostering creativity, entrepreneurship, and sustainability. (Visit from the outside)
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Pont Jacques Chaban Delmas
The Pont Jacques Chaban Delmas, commonly known as the Chaban Delmas Bridge, is a modern and impressive vertical-lift bridge in Bordeaux. Completed in 2013, it is the longest vertical-lift bridge in Europe.
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La Cite du Vin
This contemporary architectural masterpiece opened in 2016 and is dedicated to celebrating the world of wine. (Visit from the outside)
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Quai des Marques
The riverbanks of Bordeaux represent a spectacular urban legacy renowned worldwide, featuring 18th-century facades that encompass numerous structures designated as historical monuments.
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Halle des Chartrons
The Halle des Chartrons is a historic market hall located in the Chartrons district of Bordeaux, France. Built in the 19th century, it is a beautiful example of iron and glass architecture. (Visit from the outside)