Tourist Attractions & Monuments au Pays Basque

Urrugne organises treasure hunts during each school holiday period to help people discover the village in an original way. An activity to do with the family in 1h30. Just pick up the Treasure Hunt pack at the Tourist Office and you can set off to explore the streets as you wish. You will pass by beautiful Basque houses and discover the traditions of the region. A good compromise between play and cultural visit.

Price: 3 €.

Duration: 1h30.

Difficulty: easy.

They also have another classification for children from 7 to 12 years old and children from 3 to 6 years old for a duration of 1 hour but with the same price of 3€.

The fourteenth-century Gothic church, abandoned during the Revolution, was replaced by this new building, the construction of which began in 1859. The trend was neo-Gothic and the church of St. Vincent is of this time with, however, a technical innovation of avant-garde for its time: the use of cast iron for the supports of the wooden galleries. On the outside, on a Latin cross plan, nave flanked by two aisles; pentagonal chevet framed by two sacristies; square bell tower-porch, surmounted by a spire completed in 1869; perron and exterior stairs.

The Maison de l'dominates et du patrimoine also known as MOP is a regional centre of hospitality with the mission of welcoming storytellers in residence, echoing the Festival of Capbreton's Tale, which takes place every year in early August, an indispensable one for who likes words and legends.

Role of this structure: setting up stories and transforming them by artists. The stories are still coming from the fishermen's environment, from rescuers at sea, from foresters… A programme of education and artistic education is developed with the introduction of workshops for young people and all lovers of storytelling…

Bayonne is a city in southwest France, known for its rich historical and cultural heritage. Voyages SARRO also offers excursions, bus trips and van rental services.