Towns, Villages and Bastides

Between Sauveterre de Béarn and Navarrenx, Laàs is, to our taste, one of the prettiest villages in Béarn des ...

As its name suggests, Labastide Villefranche is a bastide, that is to say a new town built in one go, with parallel ...

This charming village is an essential stopover during your visit to Béarn des Gaves. Located on a rocky outcrop on ...

City founded in the 11th century, transformed into a Bastide in the 14th, and fortified by the kings of Navarre, ...

Main city of Béarn des gaves, located between Pau and Bayonne and former capital of Béarn from the 13th to the ...

Already known to the Romans who came to bathe there, the waters of the salt spring of Salies have always been a ...

A small typical village in the Aspe valley, Accous is worth a detour for its small narrow streets and its Romanesque ...

You are here in the stronghold of the three musketeers, Athos, Portos, and Aramis, d'Artagnan being from the ...

Bedous is a pretty market place, old traditional houses, church and castle are worth a short stop. You will stop ...

What a beautiful village and what a panorama! Lescun, a small typical village of great architectural harmony, is ...

Last French village before the border, Urdos, a former customs post, is, on the way to Saint Jacques, the ideal ...

Capital of Béarn and Prefecture of the Pyrénées Atlantiques Pau and its agglomeration of nearly 150,000 ...

Created in 1335, La Bastide de Gan suffered a terrible fire in the 16th century which destroyed a very large part of ...

More than the very large town of Jurançon but without real historical interest, you will visit or rather stroll on ...