Galerie Bordelaise

Name: Galerie Bordelaise
Address: 12 Rue Sainte-Catherine, 33000 Bordeaux, France, Bordeaux, Bordeaux, New Aquitaine, FR
Rating: 8.6

12 Rue Sainte-Catherine, 33000 Bordeaux, France, BordeauxView on Map

About this property

If you want to feel like you’re at home no matter where you are, choose this — apartment "Galerie Bordelaise" is located in Bordeaux. This apartment is located in the very center of the city. Before going to bed, you can walk around the main landmarks of the city. You can take a walk and explore the neighbourhood area of the apartment — Grand Theater of Bordeaux, Parliament Square and Notre Dame Church. Location

Good to know

Check-in: From 21:30
Check-out: Until 11:00

Guest reviews

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Guest Rating

8.6/10

Very Good

478 reviews

Featured review

Brandon K.

September 2024

6/10

I enjoyed looking around Galerie Bordelaise on Rue Sainte-Catherine during my recent trip to Bordeaux. This old shopping arcade, now a National Monument (1975), was designed by Gabriel-Joseph Durand and opened in 1834. Its marble columns and elegant details are showing their age, which adds to the sense of its past. It was a fashionable, high-end place to shop in the 19th century, and a few shops are still open today. Worth a quick browse if historic buildings interest you.

Gareth M.

October 2024

10/10

Just wow. A few nice cafés where you can sit with a coffee and look up.

Ana R.

February 2023

8/10

It's not a huge place, but it feels inviting. There are some nice little shops and a really beautiful hall in the middle. Come in for a picture even if that's all you do.

Antoine M.

January 2020

10/10

The mid-1800s decoration is what caught my attention most. There are iron gates at both entrances, marble columns, double columns with Corinthian capitals, and lovely ornaments on the architrave, including Horn of Plenty and Pompeian decorations. Some mirrors remain on the pilasters, and the glass canopy lets in natural light. Galerie Bordelaise is a fascinating old arcade, though it's a bit run down and almost neglected. The main entrance is on rue des Piliers de Tutelle, looking toward Rue Sainte-Catherine. A few businesses still trade here, mostly shoes, a café, and a pop-up shop when I visited. It's full of history, listed as a national monument, and one of the rare covered walkways laid diagonally through this block of buildings. I really enjoyed exploring it, and it's well worth a look.