Cathedral of Saint-André

The Cathédrale Saint-André in Bordeaux is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was built in the 11th century and impresses with its impressive facade and the high church tower, which at 68 meters is one of the highest in France. When you visit, you can discover the fascinating contrast between the different architectural styles as the cathedral has been rebuilt and expanded over the centuries. The impressive windows depicting biblical scenes in bright colors deserve special attention.

The interior of the cathedral also accommodates religious ceremonies and concerts, which take place regularly and highlight the acoustic properties of the space. Another highlight is the opportunity to climb the tower and enjoy the view over Bordeaux. Its location in the heart of the city also makes it easy to include the cathedral in a tour of historic Bordeaux. A visit to the Cathédrale Saint-André is not only a journey into architectural history, but also a discovery of the city's cultural diversity.