Art galleries exhibition spaces foundations and cultural centers Pyrénées-Atlantiques

Built around 1120 by Gaston IV le Croisé, the commander's residence, hospital of Aubertin's hamlet is located at the entrance to Laring wood, a thick forest once infested by wolves and bandits. Today the building is listed in the Inventory of Historic Monuments, it can be visited freely with in addition exhibitions throughout the year. You can enjoy this passage to the Commandery to discover the Romanesque church of the same period dedicated to St. Blaise with medieval sculptures that evoke biblical scenes and beside the cemetery with some discoidal steles dating from the thirteenth century. Opposite the church, the House of Jurançon contributes to the tourist attraction of the place.

It's an exhibition space that showcases contemporary works, antiques, industrial objects and design. The gallery is described as an artistic hive, worthy of the great cultural centers of major metropolises. Visitors can discover an eclectic selection of works of art and original objects, presented in an atypical space, a former garage. The gallery's passionate owners welcome visitors with warmth and enthusiasm, taking the time to show them each work with passion. The gallery is a must for lovers of contemporary art and design.

Its construction was completed in 1693, on the remains of the Maison des kings de Navarra, built in 1680. The imposing building of 590 m 2 on the ground surrounds a rectangular courtyard of 245 m 2. Its real role was the storage of arms, ammunition and food from Navarrenx, but also from Béarn. In the courtyard, 30 000 bullets or grenades were stored, 60 drill or mortars, and 150 000 bullets. Restored by the municipality, it is today, the cultural and tourist centre of the city.