From the owner: La culture en kiosque Installé sur les Allées de Tourny, le kiosque Bordeaux Culture a l'aspect des…read morekiosques parisiens. Il propose un service de billetterie de dernière minute qui offre les dernières places à des prix cassés. Les spectacles se jouent le jour même. Les lieux concernés par cette promotion sont l'Opéra de Bordeaux, le Théâtre National de Bordeaux en Aquitaine TnBA, la Compagnie Présence, le Théâtre du Pont Tournant, le Café-Théâtre des Beaux-Arts, La Boîte à Jouer, la Salle Tatry et le Casino Barrière. A cela s'ajoute la billetterie événementiel, qui correspond à des offres sur des événements culturels temporaires. Vous pourrez aussi vous y procurer le magazine Bordeaux Culture.

If you are looking for new release movies, check out this theater. We went for a evening viewing of…read morea new release. We bought our tickets at the concession stand. The gentleman behind the counter was very helpful and confirmed the film we were seeing was in English. After getting our tickets and snacks, we headed upstairs to the auditorium showing our flick. Ours was the farthest auditorium from the escalator. It was a bit of a haul. The restrooms are placed halfway through all the viewing rooms. So, you may be in for a hike. But overall, our experience was good.

From the owner: Un cinéma incontournable Avec ses 18 salles, des écrans géants panoramiques, des fauteuils en…read moregradins, l'UGC Ciné Cité offre un large choix de films en VO, VF et d'avant-premières pour vivre toutes les émotions du cinéma en famille ou entre amis. Toutes les salles sont dotées du son numérique et certaines d'entre elles sont équipées pour accueillir les personnes handicapées et malentendantes. Régulièrement, des expos s'invitent dans les murs de ce cinéma. En cas de fringale, il est possible de se restaurer au Ciné Café avant ou après la séance.

Love this place! Get some coffee, tea, watch a movie, or…read morehave some food! Everything's possible :) If you want to see a movie that is culturally originally you should check out Utopia!

I do love my independent movie theatres. I am even the kind of person that shamelessly goes to a…read moremovie by herself when it's in a nice indie theatre. Located in an renovated church, Utopia boasts a nice selection of european and international lower budget movies, as well as international blockbusters, (I recently saw The Revenant and The Hateful Bastards there), but always in their original version (which is a must to me). The house rules are a bit strict, but that is also expected in this kind of theatres: it's strictly forbidden to enter a projection after the start time (which got me to miss a movie once!) and you cannot bring anything to eat of drink in the room (which got me to gulp a bubble tea in 2 minutes another time). Mind you, the upside of this is that you really have a quiet and respectful audience. The movies also start on time, which has become more and more hard to find: you typically have just 5 minutes of trailers, not even ads. Lastly, if you fancy coming in a bit early or stay late for a bite or a drink, there is a very cute cafe and a terrasse, which is completely full in the summer - and I don't think you need to go to a movie at all to enjoy the cafe. I haven't tried that many other movie theatres in Bordeaux but I am pretty sure this one will remain one of my favourites :)

From the owner: Mieux qu'un cinéma Sur le Rond Point de l'intendance, ce Mega CGR a quelque chose de plus qu'un…read morecinéma classique. Car en plus de ses 12 salles et 532 places, le lieu accueille des séminaires, des soirées privées avec projection de film, un grand arbre de Noël, des cocktails et même des expositions de voitures. Sans compter que sa décoration et son emplacement en face d'une place des plus agréables lui donnent des airs de "place to be".

The name of structure aptly fits its look. With holiday lights projected on its facade, the theater…read moreeven looked more impressive. We were lucky to get tickets to Giselle before its run ended. While I didn't know anything about the show beforehand, I appreciated the beauty of both the dance and music. The seats we got were not great as I practically had to stand up to even see anything. Overall, I still enjoyed myself despite the non-view of my seats.

Beautiful on the outside and spectacular on the inside, it is one of the most beautiful…read moreneoclassical buildings in the city. It was first inaugurated in 1780, and restored in 1991. It is the house of the Opera National of Bordeaux as well as the Ballet National of Bordeaux. If you have the opporunity to see a concert or a ballet, don't miss it. You can also visit the theater for 3 euros.

This has been totally frustrating. I have waited days to speak to someone through their Facebook…read moremessenger . I can't file a claim because their site no longer recognizes my reservations or my claim number. When I call your customer service it either gets put on hold for an hour only to be hung up on, or it rings busy then hangs up. I will not voluntarily fly your airline again. It has been a nightmare. You had my luggage for the entire time it was "lost", sitting at the airport. No one ever called or emailed me to say that it was there. My cruise line called every day to try to get it delivered and was told they couldn't find it. I called daily as well, only to be hung up on after an hour. I had to go to the airport myself to find it. I had to replace an entire wardrobe, toiletries and prescription medications plus a suitcase. If I could give it zero stars I would.

Even if we buy our tickets online and hardly deal with travel agencies anymore, it is really nice…read moreto walk into one from time to time. Since we've moved to Bordeaux, I had to deal with AF a few times and I have to admit I was really happy to be able to just walk into their agency and ask them a question or sort out our ticket issue. Because sometimes, things can't get resolved online! They were always helpful and efficient. Thanks AF!

From the owner: Une des toutes premières collections publiques de peintures hollandaises Le Musée des Beaux-Arts de…read moreBordeaux a été créé en 1801 par Bonaparte, à la suite du rapport Chaptal, qui proposait de répartir dans quinze grandes villes de province des oeuvres du Museum Central de Paris. Il bénéficia dès 1803 d'un premier envoi de l'Etat, comportant vingt-neuf tableaux puis, en 1805, le préfet Charles Delacroix, père d'Eugène, facilita un second envoi de quinze autres toiles. Pierre Lacour en fut le premier conservateur. Son fils lui succéda et parvint en 1829 à acquérir la prestigieuse collection du marquis de Lacaze : deux cent quatre-vingt peintures comprenant des oeuvres italiennes, flamandes, allemandes et hollandaises. Cet ensemble place Bordeaux parmi les toutes premières collections publiques de peintures hollandaises de France. Le musée propose également un programme culturel de rencontres, concerts, conférences, projections... Dans la collection du musée des artistes comme Pérugin,

From the owner: La Patinoire Mériadeck est un complexe sportif situé en plein centre de Bordeaux, dans le quartier…read morede Mériadeck. Ce lieu propose différentes activités sportives et ludiques telles que : le patinage, le kart sur glace et le hockey sur glace. Vous pouvez également y venir pour assister à des compétitions ou des spectacles sur glace, ou encourager l'équipe professionnelle de hockey sur glace, les Boxers de Bordeaux, pendant leurs matchs à domicile.