Choose according to your lifestyle
Studying is good... but it’s not all there is to student life. Here’s a brief guide to the things to see and do near each YouFirst Campus residence.
Bordeaux Bassins à Flot residence for student: A new and exciting district
Stroll along the banks of the Garonne river, explore Les Halles de Bacalan market, visit the Cité du Vin wine museum and the Submarine Base museum, enjoy a picnic in the Ermitage Sainte-Catherine park, grab a drink at Bistro Régent, sample some sushi at Osakio or get some work done at Bacalan library… These are just a few of the things on offer in this bustling district.
Pessac Université residence for student: Between greenery and the city
If you’re in the mood for some nature, take a walk in the Fontaudin park or head west to the 245-hectare Bourgailh forest, where fresh air and discovery await. And to relax after a study session at the Jacques Ellul multimedia library and a few laps at the university pool or the Stade Nautique aquatics centre, you can take a detour to the Pessac Centre market.
Bordeaux Pellegrin residence for student: Right in the centre
With its architectural prowess, this district is a real open-air museum. But if you’re looking for museums in the more traditional sense, head to the Musée des Beaux Arts (museum of fine arts) and the Musée d’Aquitaine. There is also plenty of local culture on offer too, such as a match at the Chaban-Delmas Stadium, shopping on Rue Sainte-Christine or a trip to the top of the Tour Pey Berland bell tower. A little hungry after your visit to the Tauzin library? Grab a bite to eat at La Grilladerie or Le Xaintrailles, or simply enjoy a drink in front of the famous Miroir d’Eau (water mirror).
Talence Centre and Talence Université residences for students: An all-round student experience
Would you prefer a picnic in the Château Peixotto park, a trip to the cinema, a visit to the vineyards or a wander around the markets? In Talence, you have so many activities right next door: exhibitions at the Forum des Arts et de la Culture centre, dancing with the En Deux Temps, Trois Mouvements association, heading to the Gérard Castagnera multimedia library or swimming at the Olympic pool, to name but a few.