Built around 1856 on the site of an 18th-century residence, the Hôtel Cordier is one of the finest examples of Rochefort’s eclectic architecture. Although it has served various purposes throughout its history, the building boasts a striking courtyard façade and still contains some interesting decorative features. Today, it houses the Gironde Estuary and Pertuis Sea Marine Nature Park and the French Biodiversity Agency, following a restoration project in which heritage preservation was taken...
Built around 1856 on the site of an 18th-century residence, the Hôtel Cordier is one of the finest examples of Rochefort’s eclectic architecture. Although it has served various purposes throughout its history, the building boasts a striking courtyard façade and still contains some interesting decorative features. Today, it houses the Gironde Estuary and Pertuis Sea Marine Nature Park and the French Biodiversity Agency, following a restoration project in which heritage preservation was taken very seriously.
An immersive exhibition combining photography and sound: ‘Borderline’, a 1,400 km walk exploring the coastline.
This exhibition presents the audiovisual record of a 1,400 km walk exploring the coastline. Between 5 April and 11 July 2025, the artists from the ExSitu collective, Fanch Dodeur and Barthélémy Péron, explored the coastline of the Gironde Estuary and Pertuis Sea Marine Nature Park to create a multifaceted, methodical and sensitive portrait of this borderland.
Open from 15 to 20 September, 10.00–17.00.
Meet the artists on Saturday at 17.00.
Guided tours of the monument led by a heritage guide
Sunday at 10.30 and 11.30.
Guided tours are available, subject to prior booking, from 11 September at the Hèbre Museum.