
The Giants' Tour
1/19

Pau, France
From the Bay of Biscay to the Gulf of LionThis tour of Pau invites you into a world where aristocratic elegance meets sweeping landscapes. Follow the grandeur of the Boulevard des Pyrénées, a remarkable terrace overlooking the snow-capped peaks, before pausing at the foot of the Château de Pau, birthplace of Henry IV of France. Between the refinement of its English-style villas and the gentle charm of its climate, the Béarnaise city reveals a character that feels both noble and serene. It’s a walk through palm-lined gardens and royal history, offering a unique way to experience a city that seems to gaze out over the world from its lofty vantage point.

The Giants' Tour
1/19

The Funicular
2/19

The Royal Square
3/19

Pyrenees Boulevard
4/19

Georges Clemenceau square
5/19

The Covered Markets
6/19

Saint-Jacques Church
7/19

Bernadotte Museum
8/19

Hédas district
9/19

Maréchal Joffre Street
10/19

Saint-Martin church
11/19

War Memorial
12/19

Gassion Hotel
13/19

The Navarre Parliament
14/19

Pau Castle
15/19

Renaissance garden
16/19

The Monnaie square
17/19

The King's Paths
18/19

Advice
19/19
Jan.
11°
Feb.
12°
March
15°
April
17°
May
20°
June
23°
July
25°
Aug.
26°
Sept.
23°
Oct.
20°
Nov.
14°
Dec.
12°
Pau enjoys a particularly mild and temperate oceanic climate, protected by its proximity to the Pyrenees, with pleasant summers averaging around 25°C and remarkably mild winters where the mercury often reaches 10°C during the day. The best times to discover the royal city and its famous Boulevard des Pyrénées are spring (May and June) and early autumn (September and October), offering exceptional visibility of the snow-capped peaks and ideal mildness for strolling.
No need to worry about where to begin! Our tours are designed as a loop, so you can jump in where ever you are. The navigation system and audio-guide will automatically adjust to your location. However, if you happen to be nearby, we do have a prefered starting pont: Pau Station
Verdun Parking : Ambroise Bordelongue street
This tour includes taking the funicular in Pau. Access is free, but the last departure is at 9:40 PM. (Sundays and Public holidays : open from 1:45PM to 8:50PM) During this tour, you'll pass by the Pau Castle. The surroundings of the castle, the gardens, and the Basse-Plante are open to the public from 8 AM to 5:30 PM. If you arrive after closing time, you'll need to backtrack via Boulevard des Pyrénées.
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