Grosse Cloche de Bordeaux
7 expert reviews
“The huge bell, born as Armande-Louise in 1775 (bells always have names), weighs a hefty 7750kg and required 14 pairs of oxen to hoist it into place.”
– Lonely Planet
1 Star
"With its two towers and large bell, this gate makes up an emblematic Bordeaux scene...the Aquitaine Gate is greatly loved by the people of the town" Full review
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"Bordeaux's town hall occupies the episcopal palace built for Archbishop Ferdinand-Maximilien Mériadeck in the 18C." Full review
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"In the first chapel on the right aisle, see a statue of St Ursula sheltering a thousand virgins beneath her coat. The modern stained-glass windows behind the main altar are by Max Ingrand." Full review
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"Bordeaux's inhabitants are particularly proud of this late-15C clock tower, standing free from the Basilica of Saint-Michel." Full review
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"A necropolis, frescoes, sarcophagi and amphora: this archaeological museum reveals the art of the early Christians." Full review
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"Bordeaux's inhabitants are particularly proud of this late-15C bell tower, which stands apart from the Basilique St-Michel." Full review