Things to see and do Aquitaine

To capture the magic of the city of Pau, this is an unmissable walk. Facing the Pyrenees, two kilometers of pure wonder await you, from the gates of the castle to the Beaumont park, on this suspended terrace of 72 arches. The view is panoramic, so rare that it has been classified and protected since 1944 under the name "Horizons palois"! The bars, restaurants and tea rooms that you will meet have a very particular soul, do not hesitate to take place in terrace, they are among the most beautiful of the city. The boulevard des Pyrénées was created following a visit by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1808. He was the first to mention the possibility of creating a promenade along the mountains. It was not until 1893 that the mayor Henri Faisans began the work that was completed in 1899. The objective was to develop foreign tourism and to make the city pleasant for visitors, especially in winter: today, we know that it was a total success! The funicular, created in 1908, is no stranger to this, it connects the station to the city and keeps this unique charm of the beginning of the last century. Below, the river Gave crosses the plain, the view goes over the hillsides of the Jurançon vineyards and the Pyrenees on a clear day offer a masterful view. One never tires of walking along this avenue, strolling and contemplating the horizon, whatever the season. An obligatory place of passage where Palois and tourists meet!

Hourtin plage is a place of leisure to discover during your holidays during a stay on the coast of the Atlantic Médoc. Surfing, swimming, leisure activities for children, supervised beach. Dogs must be kept on a leash.

Only on uncontrolled beaches

Passing through the "city at the seven ports," miss the superb trail Coastline would look of the sacrilege. This 7 km long course, offered by the tourism Office, footpath crosses a shore completely open onto the Pool. Port of Smells in the port of the Mole, let yourself be surprised by the landscape and its outline according to rate and the flow of the tides... This visit is dotted with fun activities to discover the fauna and flora of salted meadows, admire the diversity of landscapes and more on the maritime heritage of the area. An attractive programme in perspective and for which the minimum age is 5 years.

Villeneuve-sur-Lot is a town brimming with artistic talent, and one of the region's most renowned artists is Corinne Vilcaz. Corinne Vilcaz is a professional painter who also offers workshops in watercolor and oil on canvas.