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Place de la Bourse

Bordeaux
Pl. de la Bourse, 33000 Bordeaux, France
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The Bordeaux Stock Exchange Square was built in 1755. It was originally built to celebrate King Louis XV of France. In the middle of the square, there was a bronze statue of Louis XV riding a tall horse. It was melted down and was built on the original site in 1869 The three fountains seen now. The Place de la Bordeaux was designed by French architect Ange-Jacques Gabriel, who also designed the Place de la Concorde and the Palace of Versailles in Paris. This building complex consists of three parts: the tax office, the stock exchange hall and the central hall. It is a very magnificent 18th century building complex in southwestern France.

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The Bordeaux Stock Exchange Square was built in 1755. It was originally built to celebrate King Louis XV of France. In the middle of the square, there was a bronze statue of Louis XV riding a tall horse. It was melted down and was built on the original site in 1869 The three fountains seen now. The Place de la Bordeaux was designed by French architect Ange-Jacques Gabriel, who also designed the Place de la Concorde and the Palace of Versailles in Paris. This building complex consists of three parts: the tax office, the stock exchange hall and the central hall. It is a very magnificent 18th century building complex in southwestern France.
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