2h Medieval Bordeaux History by electric 50cc Motorbike

Discover how in 1747, the Marquis de Tourny, whose statue is erected in perspective, place Tourny fashions the beautiful facades of the 2nd half of the 18th century at the foot of which flourish the terraces of chic cafés and opulent brasseries.

First open square in Europe find out what the emblems and the fountain in the middle of the square mean.

Old Bordeaux and Saint Pierre district. Between Cours de l'Intendance and Rue Peyronnet stretches what is known as Vieux Bordeaux.

At the heart of the city stands one of the oldest belfries in France, the only vestige of the old city walls, whose bells have marked Bordeaux life since the 13th century.

Near the Hôtel de Ville stands the most beautiful religious monument in Bordeaux, the site of so many royal weddings, solemn funerals... Separated from the Cathedral, its bell tower, the Pey Berland Tower, is a prime belvedere over the surroundings.

One of the most important urban architectural ensembles in Bordeaux is Place Gambetta, one of the main squares in Bordeaux with its ordered facades.

We no longer hear the roar of wild beasts, nor the glorious cries of gladiators. But the ruins of this amphitheater still speak of Burdigala (the name of Bordeaux in Roman times) from the time when the city was flourishing.