Rue Sainte-Catherine, Europe's Longest Pedestrian Shopping Street

Saint Catherine's Street, Bordeaux, France, postal code 33000
There are many shops on the street
4.3
Neighborhood

Introduction

In Bordeaux, you can explore the main shopping streets, where you can find some gift shops to buy local specialty foie gras. Although there are not many luxury stores, the shops, cafes, and bars along the streets can give you a glimpse of the local residents' life. The shops are open from 9:00 to 20:30, with only a few stores open on Sundays. At the end of the street, you can see the Bordeaux Grand Theatre.
Address
Saint Catherine's Street, Bordeaux, France, postal code 33000
Opening hours
Throughout the day
Transportation
Take tram line A or B to Sainte-Catherine station.

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