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From Rue Belleville, everything is within walking distance.
Discover Bordeaux
An elegant city of heritage and art de vivre
The world capital of wine, a UNESCO World Heritage city, a hub of markets, revitalized riverfronts, and a culinary scene that balances tradition with innovation. Staying at Villa Erizio means choosing an address in the heart of this city. Not looking down from above, not as a tourist in a rush. From the inside, like a local.
Book your stayMust-sees
Place de la Bourse & Miroir d'eau – 15 min walk
The Place de la Bourse and its reflection in the Miroir d'eau, the world's largest reflecting pool. A sight to behold at any hour, but especially at sunset.
6 Parvis Notre-Dame – Pl. Jean-Paul II, 75004 Paris.
Marché des Capucins – 10 min walk
Oysters, aged cheeses, artisanal charcuterie, and seasonal fruits and vegetables. A must-visit for food lovers.
Place Charles de Gaulle, 75008 Paris.
Bordeaux Quays – 15 min walk
Four kilometers of redeveloped riverbanks along the Garonne. The quintessential Bordeaux promenade: perfect for cycling, jogging, relaxing on terraces, or enjoying outdoor events.
Palais de Justice – 8 min à pied
Le Palais de Justice de Richard Rogers : douze cylindres de verre et d'acier posés au cœur de la pierre bordelaise. Un contraste saisissant, une architecture qui fait débat et qu'on ne voit qu'ici.
Place de la République, 33000 Bordeaux.
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Hôtel de Ville & Place Pey Berland – 16 min à pied
La mairie de Bordeaux dans son palais du XVIIIe, face à la Cathédrale Saint-André et sa flèche gothique. Place Pey Berland, c'est le cœur institutionnel de la ville et l'un de ses plus beaux ensembles architecturaux.
Place Pey Berland, 33000 Bordeaux.
Cité du Vin – 20 min by tram
The most modern wine museum in the world. Featuring bold architecture, immersive experiences, and a panoramic view of Bordeaux from the Belvedere, with a tasting included.
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Musée des Beaux-Arts – 10 min à pied
L'un des plus grands musées de peinture de France, installé dans les ailes du Jardin de la Mairie. Des Rubens, des Titien, des Delacroix et des jardins pour souffler entre deux salles.
20 Cours d'Albret, 33000 Bordeaux.
UNESCO Historic Center – 10 min walk
Rue Sainte-Catherine, the Grosse Cloche, Saint-André Cathedral, the Grand Théâtre: the history of Bordeaux is written in its golden stone.
Porte Cailhau – 20 min walk
A former medieval defensive gate, the Porte Cailhau immerses visitors in the history of Bordeaux. From its summit, the view over the quays, the stone bridge, and the city rooftops offers a beautiful heritage experience in the heart of the historic center.
Things to do
Gastronomy & Markets
From the Marché des Capucins and Marché des Chartrons to the wine bars of the Saint-Pierre district, Michelin-starred restaurants, and local bistros, Bordeaux’s culinary scene blends tradition with creativity. Bring fresh ingredients back to your fully equipped kitchen or let yourself be guided by the neighborhood's best spots.
Cycling & Urban Exploration
Bordeaux is one of the most bike-friendly cities in France. With the VCub self-service bike network and extensive cycle paths, you can reach the quays, the Bastide district, or local parks from Villa Erizio in just a few minutes.
Culture & Museums
Musée d'Aquitaine, CAPC — Museum of Contemporary Art, Museum of Fine Arts, Submarine Base: Bordeaux offers an intense cultural life, all within walking distance of Rue Belleville.
Médoc Vineyards – 30 min by car
Margaux, Saint-Julien, Pauillac, Saint-Estèphe: the biggest names in world wine less than an hour from Rue Belleville. Wine routes, tastings, and walks through the vineyards in any season.
Arcachon Basin – 45 min by train
The sea within reach by train. The Dune of Pilat, the oysters of Gujan-Mestras, the Atlantic beaches, and the Banc d'Arguin: the Arcachon Basin is the perfect getaway from Bordeaux for a day or an afternoon.
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Darwin Ecosystem – 25 min by tram or bike
Housed in a renovated former barracks on the right bank, Darwin blends street art, alternative spaces, dining, a skatepark, events, and eco-friendly initiatives. A vibrant and creative destination, perfect for discovering another side of Bordeaux.
Restaurants
LOULOU RESTAURANT
16 Rue de la Cour des Aides – 33000 Bordeaux
A very good restaurant in the historic Saint-Pierre district. Quality "bistronomy" and homemade dishes. On sunny days, you can enjoy the terrace at the foot of Saint-Pierre church.
CAFÉ LE RODESSE
Located just a few steps (200m) from Villa Erizio, on a pleasant square, come and discover a true traditional brasserie with dishes prepared using market-fresh ingredients.
LE CHICOULA BISTRO D’ART
22 Rue de Cursol – 33000 Bordeaux
A small gourmet restaurant serving sophisticated and refined cuisine. The chef creates a delicious menu that changes with the seasons and the work of our local producers.
LE CHARABIA BISTROT
26 rue du Marechal Joffre, 33000 Bordeaux
Just a few steps from Villa Erizio. A lively neighborhood bistro with a small terrace for sunny days. Cuisine featuring quality ingredients.
PIN PON
1 Cours de la Libération – 33000 Bordeaux
Located 160m from Villa Erizio, PIN PON offers homemade cuisine, fresh ingredients, a varied menu, a friendly atmosphere, and affordable prices. Pin Pon is a welcoming canteen—a real find that we love.
RACINES BY DANIEL GALLACHER
59 Rue Georges-Bonnac – 33000 Bordeaux
Renowned for its creative and generous cuisine, Racines offers an inventive bistronomic experience, driven by seasonal produce and a menu that evolves with the market. A wonderful Bordeaux spot for those who appreciate refined dining without the formality.