Location: Bordeaux
Top Things to do in Bordeaux
What to do and see in Bordeaux, Nouvelle-Aquitaine: The Best Antique Stores
After many years of hard work, the "Sleeping Beauty" has awoken from its slumber. The city is beautifully restored and has an ultra-modern public transport system. The “Port of the Moon” is also now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Stone Bridge, with its 17 arches, crosses the Garonne, offering pedestrians a lovely view over the docks and harbor. Take a stroll through old Bordeaux in the Triangle d'Or and stop at Place des Quinconces, France’s largest public square. The city of Bordeaux is an ideal base for exploring the greater wine region’s unforgettable sights and tastes.
Restaurants in Bordeaux
1. DODA - De l'Ordre et De l'Absurde
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Selection of furniture and lighting from the 1950s and 1960s. Gallery of contemporary art: photography, painting and sculpture.
2. Galerie Bassam
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
La Galerie Bassam propose et achète des tableaux anciens, des meubles, des sculptures d'époque... Elle est également disponible pour expertises et conseils.
3. Antique Dealers of Village Notre Dame
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4.0 based on 13 reviews
Created in 1982, in a former printing office, the Village Notre Dame is the first antique gallery in southwest of France. The Village Notre Dame is based in the world-famous district: « les Chartrons » which is well-known for its traditional trade of Bordeaux wines. Today, this district is famous for the antique shops. The Village Notre Dame includes several stands distributed on two floors on 1 500 square meters. The antique dealers of the Village Notre Dame are competent and find furniture even the rarest one.
4. Au Denicheur
5. Les Brocanteurs du Passage Saint Michel
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3.0 based on 7 reviews
Come and visit our antique shop open every day. This former ware house reserved to twenty second hand dealers invites you to hunt around and find original furnitures or items. Shipping throughout Europe.
