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Highlights include CAPC Museum of Contemporary Art of Bordeaux, Grand Théâtre, Miroir d'eau, Musée du Vin et du Négoce — a house arranged around a barrel, Place de la Bourse, Place des Quinconces.

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  1. CAPC Museum of Contemporary Art of Bordeaux: story on the “Chartrons: From Wine Warehouses to Jardin Public” route

    Here you will see how a port building was preserved and adapted for art.

  2. Grand Théâtre: story on the “Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral” route

    The opera house will serve the route as the place where a parliamentary dispute ended a writer's career as a deputy.

  3. Miroir d'eau: story on the “Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral” route

    This modern square will explain how an engineering solution became a new way of using the waterfront.

  4. Musée du Vin et du Négoce — a house arranged around a barrel: story on the “Chartrons: From Wine Warehouses to Jardin Public” route

    The layout of the house shows how living quarters, an office, and work with barrels fit under one roof.

  5. Place de la Bourse: story on the “Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral” route

    The ensemble shows how a dispute between a provincial court and a royal official changed the entrance to a port city.

  6. Place des Quinconces: story on the “Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral” route

    Here you will understand why Bordeaux’s main esplanade repeats the dimensions of a vanished citadel.

  7. Pont de Pierre: story on the “Saint-Michel: Gates, Craft, and Market” route

    Here you will see how a military order became a private concession and a toll-paying city crossing.

  8. Porte Cailhau: story on the “Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral” route

    The tower will show why freeing the monument from the neighboring houses nearly led to its destruction.

  9. Saint-Michel Basilica: story on the “Saint-Michel: Gates, Craft, and Market” route

    This stop is about one successful renaming that proved stronger than the revolutionary ban.

  10. Saint-Michel bell tower: story on the “Saint-Michel: Gates, Craft, and Market” route

    Here a royal order will run up against a tender that no one wanted to enter.

  11. Grosse Cloche: story on the “Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral” route

    The city bell will link a revolt, the loss of privileges, and the townspeople’s attempt to learn how to tell time again.

  12. Halle des Chartrons: story on the “Chartrons: From Wine Warehouses to Jardin Public” route

    The pavilion will show the result of a transformation in which the architects did not add anything new, but removed a later shell.

  13. Marché des Capucins: story on the “Saint-Michel: Gates, Craft, and Market” route

    The finale will bring together the market gardeners’ nighttime journey, the sale of their harvest, and the return load for the next planting.

  14. Place Saint-Pierre: story on the “Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral” route

    This stop will take you beneath the city pavement to a Roman statue and a long-filled-in inner harbor.

  15. Porte de Bourgogne: story on the “Saint-Michel: Gates, Craft, and Market” route

    The lone arch shows which part of the ceremonial imperial entrance actually remained in stone.

  16. Saint-André Cathedral / Tour Pey-Berland: story on the “Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral” route

    The final stop will explain the gap between the cathedral and its bell tower, which remained without bells for several centuries.

  17. Saint-Louis des Chartrons Church — a new church with old memories: story on the “Chartrons: From Wine Warehouses to Jardin Public” route

    The new church will explain how parishioners preserved the memory of a dismantled church but did not get the square they had planned.

  18. Place Meynard: story on the “Saint-Michel: Gates, Craft, and Market” route

    Beneath the ordinary paving lies a long and uneasy history of how the townspeople dealt with the burials they found.

  19. Nearest audio-route stop: Jardin Public — the city’s living room among the trees — 10 m in a straight line, route Chartrons: From Wine Warehouses to Jardin Public

  20. Nearest audio-route stop: Place des Quinconces — 70 m in a straight line, route Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral

  21. Nearest audio-route stop: Rue Notre-Dame — 80 m in a straight line, route Chartrons: From Wine Warehouses to Jardin Public

  22. Nearest audio-route stop: Quai des Chartrons — trade at the river's edge — 10 m in a straight line, route Chartrons: From Wine Warehouses to Jardin Public

  23. Nearest audio-route stop: Grand Théâtre — 80 m in a straight line, route Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral

  24. Nearest audio-route stop: Rue Notre-Dame — 10 m in a straight line, route Chartrons: From Wine Warehouses to Jardin Public

  25. Nearest audio-route stop: Grand Théâtre — 130 m in a straight line, route Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral

  26. Nearest audio-route stop: Rue des Faures — 10 m in a straight line, route Saint-Michel: Gates, Craft, and Market

  27. Nearest audio-route stop: Saint-André Cathedral / Tour Pey-Berland — 50 m in a straight line, route Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral

  28. Nearest audio-route stop: Saint-André Cathedral / Tour Pey-Berland — 50 m in a straight line, route Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral

  29. Nearest audio-route stop: Saint-André Cathedral / Tour Pey-Berland — 80 m in a straight line, route Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral

  30. Nearest audio-route stop: Grand Théâtre — 90 m in a straight line, route Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral

  31. Nearest audio-route stop: Grosse Cloche — 70 m in a straight line, route Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral

  32. Nearest audio-route stop: Grosse Cloche — 20 m in a straight line, route Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral

  33. Nearest audio-route stop: Grosse Cloche — 120 m in a straight line, route Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral

  34. Nearest audio-route stop: Porte Cailhau — 40 m in a straight line, route Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral

  35. Nearest audio-route stop: Grand Théâtre — 110 m in a straight line, route Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral

  36. Nearest audio-route stop: Place Saint-Pierre — 110 m in a straight line, route Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral

  37. Nearest audio-route stop: Place de la Bourse — 10 m in a straight line, route Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral

  38. Nearest audio-route stop: Grosse Cloche — 30 m in a straight line, route Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral

  39. Nearest audio-route stop: Musée du Vin et du Négoce — a house arranged around a barrel — 60 m in a straight line, route Chartrons: From Wine Warehouses to Jardin Public

  40. Nearest audio-route stop: Place de la Bourse — 80 m in a straight line, route Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral

  41. Nearest audio-route stop: Grand Théâtre — 130 m in a straight line, route Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral

  42. Nearest audio-route stop: Place Saint-Pierre — 100 m in a straight line, route Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral

  43. Nearest audio-route stop: Saint-Michel Basilica — 80 m in a straight line, route Saint-Michel: Gates, Craft, and Market

  44. Nearest audio-route stop: Saint-André Cathedral / Tour Pey-Berland — 50 m in a straight line, route Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral

  45. Nearest audio-route stop: Place des Quinconces — 40 m in a straight line, route Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral

  46. Nearest audio-route stop: Saint-André Cathedral / Tour Pey-Berland — 50 m in a straight line, route Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral

  47. Nearest audio-route stop: Saint-André Cathedral / Tour Pey-Berland — 60 m in a straight line, route Stone Bordeaux Between the Garonne and the Cathedral

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