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.

Formally known as 'Parc Lescure' this stadium is starting to show its ages but the fans love it! I…read morehave been there a few times now for the Liverpool game in the Champions League a few seasons ago and for various French league games and UEFA cup games. I will be going later this month for the game with Chelsea! Brilliant ground with a great atmosphere but no roof on some parts of the stadium!