Public toilets in Bordeaux
- 11 free to use
- 3 charge a fee
- 11 with no price recorded
- 4 with opening hours
These are the places Fontavio has mapped in Bordeaux, not a municipal total. Coverage grows as people add places and confirm the ones already there.
The 25 most popular of them
- Toilets Wheelchair accessibleChanging table
- Toilets Rue Louis Geandreau Wheelchair accessible
- Toilets Rue du Bocage Wheelchair accessible
- Toilets 197 Rue Georges Bonnac
- Toilets Parvis Louis Armand Wheelchair accessible
- Toilets Parvis Louis Armand Wheelchair accessible
- Toilets Parvis de l'Atlantique Wheelchair accessibleChanging table
- Toilets Boulevard Albert 1er
- Toilets Rue Gustave Eiffel Wheelchair accessible
- Toilets Pont du Guit
- Toilets Place de Stalingrad Wheelchair accessible
- Toilets Rue de Canolle Wheelchair accessible
- Toilets
- Toilets Allée Marmiche
- Toilets Allées de Bristol
- Toilets Rond-Point de la Belle Province Wheelchair accessibleChanging table
- Toilets Allée Alexandra David-Néel
- Toilets Wheelchair accessible
- Toilets Quai des Chartrons Wheelchair accessible
- Toilets Quai Lawton Wheelchair accessible
- Toilets Square Jean Rebeyrol Wheelchair accessible
- Toilets Rue Carle Vernet
- Toilets 57 Rue du Château d'Eau
- Toilets Wheelchair accessible
- Toilets Allée des Frères Bonie
Need a toilet in Bordeaux? The map shows the 25 most viewed of the 98 public toilets in the city. The Fontavio app has all of them.
Hours and price come from contributors and operators, and they can be out of date. Report anything that has changed.
Data checked 8 October 2026
25 places plotted, from OpenStreetMap and Fontavio contributors.
Public toilets in Bordeaux, mapped by contributors who actually use them.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the nearest public toilet to me in Bordeaux?
Open the free Fontavio app with toilets selected and tap Closest: it points a needle at the nearest one with a distance and a walking estimate. A home-screen widget opens straight into that from a locked phone.
Are public toilets in Bordeaux free?
Some are and some are not, and each listing says which, with the amount where somebody recorded it. You can filter the map to free places only, which hides the ones nobody has priced yet as well as the paid ones.
Is anywhere in Bordeaux open late at night?
Filter for open now and the list answers it for the time you are looking. A place recorded as 24/7 shows as open around the clock; one with no hours on record shows hours unknown, which is not the same as closed.
Can I trust the opening hours?
They come from contributors and site operators, and the app checks them against your phone’s clock. Treat them as a strong guide rather than a guarantee, since hours can still slip on a holiday.
What about toilets in cafes, shops and petrol stations?
Places that expect you to be a customer are listed and labelled customers-only, which is a different thing from a paid public toilet. You can see which is which before you walk in.
Is there an accessible toilet in Bordeaux?
Some listings carry wheelchair access, a changing table or Euro key access, where a contributor added those details, and you can filter for them. Filtering hides every place that has not been described yet, which today includes accessible toilets nobody has got round to recording.
Do any of these have a baby changing table?
Where somebody recorded one, the listing says so and you can filter for it. It is among the details most often missing from open map data, so an empty result means nobody has described it rather than that there is none.
Does this cover the whole city or just the centre?
The whole city, wherever contributors have added places. Coverage is naturally denser near the centre, and outer districts fill in as the people who live there add what they pass.
What does a verified badge mean?
A contributor confirmed recently that the place still matches what is listed. It says nothing about how clean it was on the day.
Can I see toilets along a route rather than near me?
With Fontavio Pro you can pick stops along a route and open them in Google Maps as one trip. Without Pro, search the destination and the map jumps there, so you can work tomorrow out tonight.
What if a place has closed for good?
Report it from the app so a moderator can update or remove it. If it has been replaced by something, adding the new one helps more than removing the old one.
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