Located in Bordeaux old town, the restaurant Nom d’une crêpe welcomes you in a beautiful XVIIth century setting with exposed stone walls.
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Johann et Lou Anne have created a beautiful selection of Breton crêpes around fresh products. Traditional crêpes, galettes gourmands or galettes extras, everything is done with generosity and quality, while enjoying our fresh ciders direct from Brittany. As for dessert, their sweet crêpes will also delight your taste buds!
From April 1, 2026, hop-on and off the double-decker bus to explore the city, then stop at stop n°2 “Place de la Bourse” located just a few minutes’ walk away from Nom d’une crêpe!
Stop n°2 “Place de la Bourse”
32, rue Saint Rémi
05 56 06 46 81
Facebook : @nomd’unecrêpe
Bordeaux is rich in history and heritage with its 350 UNESCO listed buildings. Each one more unusual than the next, don’t miss out on discovering them.
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The exhibition *Circasciences en piste*, organised by Cap Sciences, is part of an initiative to bring advanced science to the general public through the lens of the circus arts. The exhibition design features a series of interactive installations that allow visitors to analyse the physical mechanisms employed by performers during their acts. This educational approach transforms a fun experience into a genuine scientific laboratory accessible to the general public.
Located on the quays of Bordeaux, right next to the Cité du Vin, this exhibition benefits from a strategic position within a well-established tourist ecosystem. This location makes it easy to incorporate into a wider urban discovery itinerary, particularly through organised tours.
Until 1 November 2026, the Bassins des Lumières travel back 66 million years with Prehistoric Planet: Dinosaurs, an immersive experience for the whole family inside Bordeaux’s former submarine base.
On the quays of Bordeaux, a stone’s throw from the Miroir d’eau, the Musée national des Douanes opens the door to the history of the coastguards and smugglers who shaped the French coastline. The exhibition “La douane aux frontières du large” runs from 2 April to 22 November 2026, in the heart of the Saint-Pierre district.
