The Place de la Bourse in Bordeaux, France, was built in the 18th century for King Louis XV. Michel Corajoud’s “water mirror” was added in recent years. (Vanbeets / Getty Images)
A fast-moving tram speeds through the shopping district. (Konrad Mostert / Getty Images)
A woman and the surrounding buildings are reflected in the Miroir d’Eau. (Verity E. Milligan / Getty Images)
Tourists in Saint-Emilion, well known for its wines. (Tim Graham / Getty Images)
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Saint-Andre Cathedral and the city from the Pey-Berland Tower. The cathedral, consecrated in 1096, was in 1137 the site of the wedding of Eleanor of Aquitane and Louis VII. (Oliver Strewe / Getty Images)
Saint-Emilion is a commune near Bordeaux. (Ralf Gosch / Getty Images)
The altar of Bordeaux Cathedral. (Allan Baxter / Getty Images)
Diners at Pavement Cafe in Saint-Emilion. (Tim Graham / Getty Images)
