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Driving to BordeauxA Guide to Bordeaux for Motorists
It’s not all wine however. The local university attracts many students from around the world each year, making Bordeaux an exciting melting pot of cultures. As is expected of a French city, food is highly regarded and the numerous restaurants will no doubt keep any foodie happy. In terms of history, Vieux Bordeaux (Old Bordeaux) contains many churches and buildings. The Grand Theatre Place de la Comedie is situated here; built in the 18th century, its beautiful interior plays host to many ballets and operas. Place de la Bourse, home to the stock exchange, is another picturesque sight complete with a pretty fountain. The 13th century Cathedrale St. Andre offers sweeping views from its tower, and Bordeaux’s museums are dotted around here. The Musee des Beaux Arts will be of interest to fans of fine European Art. The Pont de Pierre, a bridge constructed in Napoleon’s time, is an impressive sight at night, when floodlights shine through its 17 arches, each one a tribute to Napoleon’s triumphs. Sponsored LinksMap of the area |
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