• Monuments aux Morts de Pau - The impressive monument honoring the fallen, located behind the church, is symbolized by Athena, the goddess of war, representing a triumphant France. It was constructed in 1927 to commemorate World War I soldiers.
• Rue Gassion - A brief mention of the esteemed Gassion Inn before you, as it reflects the architectural growth Pau experienced during its tourism surge. The Inn was designed to cater to a particular class of visitors.
• Rue Henri IV - The white building in this square reveals a significant chapter of Pau’s history. Currently, it houses the Atlantic Pyrenees General Trip Tip, but it has served various purposes over time.
• Chateau de Pau - Welcome to the stunning Château de Pau! Before becoming this splendid Renaissance palace, it was a simple fortification built to oversee the ford crossing on the Gave, surrounded by a wooden fence, which is referred to as “pau” in Béarnais, possibly giving the city its name.
• Pau - Pau is among the most floral cities in France. You are now strolling through the castle’s Renaissance garden. For further exploration, cross the Nemours bridge to reach the magnificent royal park, offering an exceptional view of the castle.
• Place de la Monnaie - Situated below the castle, Place de la Monnaie provides an excellent panoramic view.
• Les Sentiers du Roy - Enjoy the delightful landscaped paths known as the “Trails du Roy.” This charming walk has been recently enhanced and leads to the city’s lower section.
• Tour des Geants - You are now at the site of the former Pau velodrome, established in 1901. With approximately 100 starts and finishes, Pau is recognized as the Tour de France capital.
• Funicular - This is the iconic image of Pau during the Roaring Twenties! Its funicular! In 1905, wealth from around the globe flocked to Pau, and the city spared no effort to welcome its distinguished guests!
• Place Royale - The funicular’s arrival atop the Arts Pavilion offers a breathtaking view of the surroundings. The royal square has been open to the landscape since 1808, following Napoleon’s visit, who ordered its expansion.
• Boulevard des Pyrenees - As observed, Pau was significantly influenced by the influx of aristocrats worldwide. But what sparked this sudden fascination with a city that hadn’t been a royal capital for centuries?
• Place Clemenceau - The avenue you just ascended, lined with elegant shops, represents the renaissance of the old Pyrenees Palace, whose roof and dome were removed to create an open, airy, and vibrant commercial passage.
• Les Halles - You are fortunate, as the Halles de Pau are both beautiful and brand new! Discover the Béarnais terroir in the finest conditions!
• Eglise Saint-Jacques - Just past the Palais de Justice, you arrive at the Church of Saint James, built on the site of the former chapel of the Cordeliers convent.
• Musee Bernadotte - The lovely stone house before you is the birthplace of Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte. His name might be unfamiliar, but he became the king of Sweden and Norway!
• Hédas - The Rue du Hédas, stretching beneath your feet, follows the path of the old stream of the same name. From above, the street appears to wind through the city.
• Rue Maréchal Joffre - You are now on what was, during the Middle Ages, the city’s main thoroughfare, the Great Street, which extended from the castle further east.
• Eglise Saint Martin - The Church of Saint Martin before you is the second of its name in Pau. The first Saint Martin church was built in the 15th century opposite the Château de Pau, on the current deportation square.

• Immediate access to the audioguided circuit, no tickets or materials to collect
• Offline mode (no data consumption during the visit)
• 3 languages available: French, English, Spanish
• Text transcripts of all audio content
• 18 immersive audio comments along the way (History…)
• 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)

Pau, the charming city of Béarn, presents a diverse array of attractions perfect for a one-day visit. Explore the Château de Pau, the birthplace of Henry IV, wander through the Renaissance Garden, and take in the stunning views from the Boulevard des Pyrénées. This 4 km journey offers a deep dive into local history and culture, all while enjoying the city’s welcoming atmosphere. From historic landmarks to lush green spaces, Pau guarantees an unforgettable experience blending modernity with tradition.

• Discover 18 iconic landmarks in Pau in a single day
• Tour the Château de Pau and its Renaissance Garden
• Relish breathtaking views of the Pyrenees from the Boulevard des Pyrénées
• A 4 km route that is accessible for everyone and perfect for a day in the city.

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