Passage Sarget

Why go

Passage Sarget turns a walk between two central streets into a glimpse of Bordeaux's older shopping arcades. Built in 1833 and opened to the public in 1878, it rewards a slow look upward: the glass roof, Mercury motifs in the metalwork and old shop woodwork carry more of its character than the storefronts alone.

What to look for

• The nineteenth-century glass canopy above the passage.
• Mercury motifs worked into the metal decoration.
• Surviving woodwork from the passage's older shopfronts.

Useful to know

• Use the passage as a short link between Cours de l'Intendance and Place du Chapelet.
• Check whether the passage is open before making it an essential route connection.

Your next visit

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