• Musée Basque et de l’Histoire de Bayonne - Basque Museum - To your right is the Basque Museum and the history of Bayonne. It is situated in the Maison Dagourette, an old port house from the 17th century.
• Musée Bonnat-Helleu - Located in a building from the early 20th century, specifically constructed for this purpose, the Bonnat-Helleu Museum showcases collections of paintings, drawings, sculptures, artworks, and archaeological pieces.
• Place du Réduit - You are now at Place du Réduit, where Bayonne’s two rivers, the Adour and the Nive, converge. The impressive statue before you depicts Charles Lavigerie, a notable figure in the city.
• Scène nationale de Bayonne Sud Aquitain - On the right, along the Nive, is the Place de la Liberté, where the Michel Portal Theatre is prominently located. It functions as both a theatre and a City Inn.
• La rue Port Neuf - Entering Port Neuf Street, one of Bayonne’s bustling shopping streets, you can see the cathedral spires in the distance, rising between the rows of typically Basque houses with their vibrant shutters.
• Bayonne - When thinking of Bayonne, its Festivals, eagerly anticipated by thousands each year, come to mind.
• Jardin Léon Bonnat - You are in the public garden Léon Bonnat, named after the Bayonese painter known for over 200 portraits of famous personalities like Victor Hugo, Louis Pasteur, and Jules Ferry.
• René Cassin Garden - Unlike its neighbor, the Jardin Léon Bonnat, the René Cassin garden boasts a charming English style, with flower arrangements around its gentle curves.
• Bayonne - As you cross the Place des Basques, let’s delve into the rich history of this magnificent region.
• Mémorial aux Bayonnais - In front of you, against the ramparts, stands the monument honoring the Bayonnais who died for France. It was inaugurated in 1924 to commemorate the First World War victims.
• Jardin Botanique - You are at the entrance of the Botanical Garden of Bayonne. This elevated park is on a bastion of the Vauban fortifications, where cows once grazed in the moat.
• Western Postern - Before you is a door cut into the ramparts in the 19th century, replacing the original that led to the Château-Vieux.
• Château-Vieux - As early as the 1st century, this site housed the Roman castrum, a fortified enclosure protecting the troops’ camp in the city they named Lapurdum.
• Cathédrale Sainte-Marie de Bayonne - The foundation stone of this magnificent cathedral was laid in the 13th century, on the site of an ancient Romanesque church destroyed by fire.
• Porte d’Espagne - Here stands a beautiful testament to the city’s history! The Spanish Gate has been part of Bayonne’s fortifications since the 18th century, redesigned by Vauban.
• Rue Passemillon - Here, it’s impossible not to admire the top of the houses! Half-timbered with colorful shutters, this street exemplifies Bayonne’s architectural style.
• Carreau des Halles - Ah, the halls of Bayonne, how can one resist? Known for its festival and history, Bayonne also attracts visitors with its delicious gastronomy!
• Quai Augustin Chaho - We are on the banks of the Nive, offering a stunning view of the brightly colored half-timbered houses.
• Little Bayonne - You are on the right bank of the Nive, the longest river in the Basque Country. This district is known as Petit Bayonne, contrasting with Grand Bayonne on the opposite side.
• Château-neuf - The history of this castle is closely tied to the city. In 1152, Aquitaine, where Bayonne is located, became English through the marriage of the Duchess of Aquitaine to King Henry II of Plantagenet.
• Église Saint-André - This beautiful church, shaped like a Latin cross, was constructed in the 19th century during Napoleon III’s reign.
• Bayonne - Every summer, Bayonne hosts its most anticipated event, and one of France’s most significant: the Bayonne Festival, or Baionako Bestak in Basque.

• Immediate access to the audioguided circuit, no tickets or materials to collect
• Offline mode (no data consumption during the visit)
• 22 immersive audio comments along the way (History…)
• 3 languages available: French, English, Spanish
• Text transcripts of all audio content
• No deadlines or expirations
• Admire the hidden gems that lie off the beaten track
• Interactive navigation with 3D map to discover the most beautiful streets
• Recommendations for the best photo opportunities

• Entrance fees to paid establishments along the route…
• Headphones or headphones (optional)

Experience the vibrant history and culture of Bayonne in just one day. Stroll through the picturesque streets lined with colorful half-timbered houses and explore iconic landmarks such as Sainte-Marie Cathedral and the Bonnat-Helleu Museum. This 3.4 km journey leads you through serene gardens, bustling squares, and historic sites, offering the chance to savor local delicacies at the city halls. It’s an ideal adventure for enthusiasts of history, Basque culture, and gastronomy.

• Discover 22 iconic sites of Bayonne in a day
• 3.4 km walk, perfect for history enthusiasts
• Enjoy local delicacies at the Halles de Bayonne
• Self-guided tour with an interactive app for audio guidance

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