Flight Lyon Pau : Airline ticket

A former feudal fortress, royal palace, imperial palace, national palace and museum, the Château de Pau has stood the test of time. Explore the residence of the famous King Henry IV, and immerse yourself in French history as you admire its richly decorated rooms, gardens and museum dedicated to the life of this emblematic king.
 

Take a stroll through the picturesque Hédas district, bordered by the River Gave. With its colourful houses, lively cafés and craft shops, this bohemian enclave has a charming, authentic atmosphere. You can push open the doors of the shops, take a seat on a terrace, or simply stroll through the streets.

The Boulevard des Pyrénées offers exceptional views of the Pyrenees. You can stroll along this tree-lined promenade, taking a break on a bench to enjoy the view. At the end of the boulevard, the Parc Beaumont unfurls its flower gardens and groves around a lake.
 

Don't leave Pau without sampling some of the delicious specialities of the Béarn region. Restaurants and markets invite you to discover the local produce. Taste (in moderation) Jurançon, a famous sweet white wine, savour sheep's cheese from the Ossau-Iraty valley, and enjoy a traditional dish such as garbure, a vegetable and meat soup.

The town of Lourdes, in the Hautes-Pyrénées, is one of the Catholic Church's most famous places of pilgrimage, attracting millions of faithful every year. Discover the sanctuaries of Lourdes, take part in the processions and discover a unique destination where spirituality, religious fervour and hope come together.