based on 2,483 reviewsThe Primatial Cathedral of Saint Andrew of Bordeaux is located in the city center, facing the city hall across the square. It was built in the 11th century, and the main nave is a Romanesque-style structure. During the period of British rule, it was expanded as it was deemed too small. In 1137, Louis VII and Eleanor of Aquitaine were married here.
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Show More ReviewsThe Saint-André Archbishop Church in Bordeaux is the most famous church here. It is very large in scale. It is no worse than Notre Dame de Paris. The whole building is very simple and has very complex and exquisite sculptures. The two towering towers are its symbol. The interior is also magnificent and looks very solemn. It is definitely one of the most worthwhile attractions in Bordeaux.