Towns, Villages and Bastides

Moncaup boasts an exceptional hydraulic system. In 1833, the town council decided to build around twenty fountains ...

Come and stroll through this charming Béarn town, situated on the banks of the Ousse River. From its ancient past, ...

Located on the borders of Béarn, facing Armagnac and Bigorre, Lembeye occupies a strategic position. To resist the ...

It was in the 18th century that Conchez-de-Béarn experienced its golden age. Several noble and bourgeois families ...

A true vantage point overlooking the Pyrenees, this historic capital of Béarn from 1080 to 1260 experienced a ...

Garlin developed in the Middle Ages on the Roman road linking Lescar to Aire-sur-l'Adour and the transhumance route ...

Between parks & pretty stones The 700-meter historic heart of the village invites you to stroll through this ...

In the 11th century, a castle stood on a motte; the bastide is an extension of this settlement, which explains its ...

Morlanne is a medieval village, now a thousand years old. Its origins date back to feudal times, but it was only ...

Montaut is a village in Béarn, rich in history and heritage. A bit of history Montaut was founded in 1308 at the ...

Located not far from Lourdes and Pau, in the Pays de Nay valley, the commune of Lestelle-Bétharram is a harmonious ...

Between Plain and Piedmont, Nay is a large town on the edge of the Gave de Pau, benefiting from a superb market ...

Assat is one of the oldest villages in the Pays de Nay, mentioned as early as the 20th century. It is a place full ...

Bruges, in Béarn, is a charming destination rich in history. A bit of history Bruges is a bastide, a new town on an ...