PEY-BERLAND SQUARE
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The square is home to some of the most important monuments of the city of Bordeaux, including the City Hall, a remarkable statue, etc.
The Place Pey-Berland contains several important monuments of the city. Also known as the Place de la Mairie, it is home to the Palais Rohan, which became the Hôtel de Ville in 1837. Opposite, the Cathedral of Saint André and the Pey Berland Tower, which offers a unique view of the city from its 66-metre high tower. On the square, a statue of Jacques Chaban Delmas, mayor of Bordeaux from 1947 to 1995, who was succeeded by Alain Juppé. As for transport, the tramway lines A and B are served.
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La montée est très fatigante et très étroite. A déconseiller aux personnes qui peinent dans les escaliers et/ou dans les lieux confinés.
A ne pas manquer pour les autres.
Au pied de la cathédrale, de l’hôtel de ville, de musées, restaurant et tram, le quartier mérite d'y passer quelques heures.
the place is and buildings such as the Marie of Bordeaux, or the cathedral and shops that cafes offer beautiful terraces, sunny, airy where it is good to stop for a moment
the place pey berland offers a vast pedestrian area: children can have fun while parents relax
on saturdays, it is customary to see has welcomed processions married cheerful colours and moods