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Porte Dijeaux

This eighteenth-century street gate marks a former entrance to Bordeaux. Pause on both sides to compare its sculpted pediments and heavy stone arch.

Porte Dijeaux

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Why go

Porte Dijeaux makes an old city threshold visible amid today's streets. The rusticated round arch dates from the city's eighteenth-century redesign; its pediment sculpture and Bordeaux arms add detail that is easy to miss when walking straight through. Looking from each side gives a better reading of the gate than treating it as a single facade.

What to look for

  • A rusticated round arch built as an eighteenth-century city entrance.
  • Sculpted pediments seen from either side of the gate.
  • Bordeaux's arms incorporated into the decoration.

Useful to know

  • Walk through and turn back for the second face of the gate.
  • Treat this as an exterior street stop rather than an interior visit.

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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min

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