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Miroir d'Eau – Lion de Veilhan Circuit à partir de Bassens Ville

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Miroir d'Eau – Lion de Veilhan Circuit à partir de Bassens Ville

Célia planned a bike ride

August 17, 2022

Miroir d'Eau – Lion de Veilhan Circuit à partir de Bassens Ville

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01:28

24.7km

16.9km/h

100m

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Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Includes movable bridges

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After 6.76 km for 120 m

After 7.64 km for 46 m

After 8.02 km for 55 m

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7.15 km

Jacques Chaban-Delmas Bridge

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Magnificent bridge connecting Bacalan to the Brazza quays. It was completed at the end of 2012 and made traffic in Bordeaux more fluid. It offers a magnificent walk between the …

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Bordeaux Water Mirror

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Created by Jean-Max Llorca in 2006, the water mirror is a Bordeaux monument which is located on the quays opposite the Place de la Bourse. Its 3,450 m2 make it the largest water mirror in the world.

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14.7 km

Basilique et Fleche Saint-Michel de Bordeaux ⛪

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Pretty public square in a historic setting, dominated by the tower, locally called the spire, of Saint-Michel, the tallest in the South of France. A little more information from Wikipedia …

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15.7 km

Lion de Veilhan

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Large modern statue on this representative square created after the expansion of the city on the right bank some 50 years after the construction of the permanent stone bridge

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16.0 km

Former Bordeaux-Bastide / Orléans Station

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Bordeaux-Bastide station, formerly Bastide-Orléans station, built in 1852, is one of the oldest stations in France. On September 20, 1852, it received its first trains in the direction of Angoulême. …

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