Pau in southwestern France offers sweeping views of the Pyrenees mountains, a historic city center, and the Château de Pau, birthplace of King Henry IV. Beyond its well-known landmarks, Pau blends Béarnais culture, local gastronomy, and easy access to outdoor activities in ways few travelers discover. Whether wandering the Boulevard des Pyrénées or exploring the rugged surroundings, visitors find ... »
Hippodrome de Pau combines traditional French horse racing with versatile event spaces hosting everything from corporate seminars to public expos, making it a unique destination beyond just the races. Its winter racing festival draws crowds eager for the intense, seasonal action, while the venue’s accessibility features and ample parking accommodate visitors of all backgrounds comfortably. Overloo... »
Positive PARK combines a 3600 m² indoor trampoline court, a Ninja Warrior-style obstacle park, and a high-energy laser game arena to create a unique multi-activity experience in Pau. Designed for ages 2 to 77, it features 45 different modules, foam pits, dunk lanes, and accessible facilities that welcome families, fitness enthusiasts, and diverse communities alike. Beyond the usual bounce, visitor... »
Musée Bernadotte showcases the birthplace and legacy of Jean Baptiste Bernadotte, a French marshal who became King Charles XIV John of Sweden and Norway, connecting Pau to Scandinavian royalty in an unexpected way. This 18th-century maison offers original artifacts, bilingual exhibits, and intimate glimpses into Bernadotte's unique journey from local soldier to monarch. Visitors gain insight into ... »
Tour des Géants is an open-air tribute to Tour de France champions featuring over 100 sculpted totems that blend cycling history with modern art. The site offers wheelchair-accessible pathways and bilingual storytelling panels, making it approachable for families and visitors with mobility needs alike. Positioned near scenic viewpoints of the Pyrenees, it combines cultural significance with a rela... »
