
This 2-hour walking tour in Bordeaux focuses on the 18th century, highlighting the city's evolution into a prominent European center. Participants will explore key locations such as the Place de la Bourse and the Grand Théâtre, gaining insights into the architectural styles, commercial growth, and political changes of the time. The experience includes discussions on how trade influenced Bordeaux's development and features stops at significant sites like Montesquieu's historic location and the Monument to the Girondins. The tour is suitable for history enthusiasts and those interested in architecture and philosophy. It may not be ideal for those with mobility issues due to the walking component.
Learn about the architect Ange-Jacques Gabriel (1698-1782) who created the square and modernized the city
Discover the Opera of Bordeaux, built by Victor Louis (1731-1800) in 1780 and considered as a masterpiece of its time
See this square, the biggest in Europe and its famous monuments, such the one that pays hommage to the Girondins, a political party of the French Revolution
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