I really love it. The cathedral facade is in restoration now, they are cleaning it, and the part which is already clean looks fantastic More

Although going through renovations at the moment, a visit is a must. From the outside you just do not capture the amount of work that had/has gone in to building this cathedral. It doesn't cost to visit either. More

The Cathedral was consecrated in 1096, but there is not much remaining of the romanesque building. The cathedral is mostly in gothic style, it might not be able to compete with the masterpieces of northern France (like Amiens and Chartres), but it is certainly a sight to not miss during your visit to Bordeaux. The cathedral and the medieval churches... More

We were lucky to hear mass , on a sunday. Although thne service was in French, the atomosphere of a mass in a Gothic cathedral and realizing how difficult it may have been to conttruct this huge structure More

This nice cathedral is very easily accessible, tram A, hotel de ville station. Very nice architecture. Free entrance. More

Easily accessible from other attractions in the city centre, or just jump on the tram and get off at Hotel de Ville. Entry is free, so why not pop in to admire it? Then visit the Tour Pey-Berland right next door for a view of the cathedral's architecture from above. More

In fact it's a beautiful cathedral, in front of the Hôtel de Ville. Nice place to visit. More

I spent part of a pleasant afternoon walking through this cathedral, which was built over 800 years. The history is clearly displayed, from the simple inital wall built in the 11th century through its completion in the 19th century. I found the exterior, which is partially cleaned and partially soiled over the ages, to be most interesting. The interior decoration... More

We attended a organ recital in the Cathedral and would recommend this as it was beautiful and uplifting,especially in the Cathedral setting with brilliant acoustics. We had found out about it by chance when attending a service. There was no enterance fee to the Cathedral and the recital was free, donations are anticipated however these are at a level that... More