BORDEAUX : Découverte unique d'ateliers d'artisans d'art
Gironde Department, Bordeaux
Discover ARTFLO, a new cultural space in Bordeaux dedicated to the arts &crafts. Explore the former Béghin Say sugar refinery, now a hub for the arts, and meet the artisans and artists who work there.
ARTFLO Guided Tour in Bordeaux's Bacalan District
Experience ARTFLO, a cultural space in Bordeaux’s former Béghin Say sugar refinery, ideal for those interested in arts, crafts, and local history.
Description
ARTFLO is located within the historic Béghin Say sugar refinery in the Bacalan district, now revitalized as a center for arts and crafts. This site combines industrial heritage with contemporary creativity.
During the visit, you will meet artisans and artists working on-site, learning about their crafts and the transformation of the refinery into a place promoting handmade creation. The tour also explores the Bacalan neighborhood and the Achard Zone—known as La Cité Bleue—a district undergoing cultural and economic development.
The space was founded by two women dedicated to preserving and promoting France’s intangible heritage. Visitors will discover the work of Patrice Bouley, an artist with a unique approach, and observe his meticulous creative process in his workshop.
You will also meet Ilenia Morelli, a decorative painter specializing in pictorial techniques, trompe-l’œil, and patinas that revive surfaces and spaces. Watch live demonstrations showcasing the precise gestures involved in these crafts.
Highlights
- Discover ARTFLO, a cultural space dedicated to arts and crafts
- Explore the Béghin Say sugar refinery’s industrial heritage
- Learn about the history of Bacalan and the Achard Zone
- Meet artisans and artists and visit their workshops
- Watch live demonstrations of artistic techniques
Includes
- Guided tour of ARTFLO
- Access to artisan workshops
- Live demonstrations
- Opportunity to meet and interact with artisans
Cancellation Policy
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, book your visit during weekdays when workshops are active, and wear comfortable shoes for walking around the site.