These quays are today planted with plane trees and no longer receive the English, Dutch or Hanseatic vessels of yesteryear which, led in by the tide, moored here to take on wine. The Great port tower (Salinières quay) is flanked by an old town gate..

Paintings from the Flemish French and Italian schools (16 to 20C) notice.. ( Three old men's heads ), Foujita ( Friendship ), and works by Raoul Dufy ( Recumbent nude ). The Libourne School is illustrated by its main representative René Princete..

The houses that surround it were built between the 16C and 19C. Notice on the south side the elegant wrought-iron balconies. The 15C town hall (subsequently largely rebuilt) houses the museum .

Dating from 1824, this structure is 220m long and has nine arches.

Here the River Isle and the River Dordogne meet. There is an attractive view over the great bridge .