Porte Cailhau

Description

Porte Cailhau was built in the late 15th century and remains practically unchanged. It was built to commemorate Charles VIII's victory at Fornoue.

Address
Rue Porte de Cailhau 3, Bordeaux, France

Established
c. 1494

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