The King's Paths

The King's Paths, in Pau

The King's Paths are pleasant developed paths at the foot of the Château de Pau, between nature and heritage. The Pau audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this charming walk, recently enhanced, in the heart of the green setting of the town.

The walk at the foot of the castle

Here you take the pleasant developed paths better known by the name of the King's Paths. This charming walk, recently enhanced, winds at the foot of the Château de Pau and in its green environment, between the upper town and the banks of the gave. It allows you to link different points and to enjoy a setting of preserved nature, mixing vegetation, perspectives over the castle and calm a stone's throw from the centre. The name of the King's Paths evokes the royal past of Pau, the cradle of Henri IV, and gives the promenade a dimension both historic and bucolic. A place of relaxation and discovery, these paths offer another way to appreciate the castle and its setting, far from the urban agitation. The King's Paths are a pleasant green escape in the heart of Pau.

What to see

Here you take the developed paths winding at the foot of the castle and in its green environment, between the upper town and the banks of the gave, in a setting of preserved nature offering fine perspectives over the castle, whose name evokes the royal past of Pau. The King's Paths are a green escape of Pau. It is a pleasant stop, to be explored on foot.

Practical information

The King's Paths lie at the foot of the Château de Pau, reachable on foot. They are open-air public paths, freely accessible, which may include slopes. The promenade is particularly pleasant in fine weather; it is best to bring good shoes.

What are the King's Paths in Pau?

Pleasant developed paths recently enhanced, which wind at the foot of the Château de Pau and in its green environment; their name evokes the royal past of the town, the cradle of Henri IV.

Where are the King's Paths in Pau?

At the foot of the Château de Pau, in France.