Dating all the way back to the 6th century, Basilique Saint-Seurin represents an impressive combination of architectural ideas. The façade for example, is built in a Romanesque style combining Gothic elements. Along the centuries, the church was rebuilt several times and different new elements were added, including columns and archways and the beautiful chapel Notre-Dame-de-la-Rose. UNESCO has designated Basilique Saint-Seurin as a World Heritage site.

The Notre Dame church in Bordeaux is the best Baroque style structure in town. It was built in the late 17th century after the Gesù Church in Rome. In 1908 the church was designated as a national Historical Landmark.

Situated in the old area of the city, the magnificent Church of Saint-Pierre is one of the main attractions here. Registering an age of six centuries, the church has been renovated several times, but the facade still keeps its original design. This special place owns some distinguished artifacts, such as the Pieta - a great candelabra that illuminates greatly the interior - and a statue of Saint Pierre.

The Saint Andre Cathedral is the largest church in Bordeaux and a premier tourist attraction. The origins of the cathedral date back to the 11th century and today it is home to a number of 13th and 14th century sculptures and monuments. The most impressive feature of the building is the great upward sweep of the twin steeples.

This Gothic basilique was built at the end of the 14th century, and the 114 meters tall tower, located nearby, was built a century later. This steeple is the second tallest in France. The fine pulpit inside represents a scene of Saint Michael on a dragon. The church is listed as a historical monument.

Église Sainte-Croix is a Romanesque building that was erected in the 12th century, as an annex to an even older Benedictine abbey. The beautiful architecture of the church and the exquisite organ music create a reverent and uplifting atmosphere.

Eglise Sainte Eulalie is an old but outstanding building designed in a Gothic style. It warmly welcomes people from everywhere, offering religious services and, occasionally, some very nice concerts.