9 Things to do Good for Big Groups in Communaute d'Agglomeration Pau-Pyrenees That You Shouldn't Miss

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The Cru Lamouroux (vineyard), located in the heart of Jurancon Designation area, was bought on May 26th, 1895. Our vineyard spreads over 5,3 hectares of south and southwest- facing hillsides, with 20 to 40% slopes sheltered from the winds by deeply wooded surroundings. Our vines’ roots go deeply in a clayey-siliceous soil giving to our wines, their aroma. Most care taken to our vineyard are carried out by hand; the vinification and bottling are made at the property. We have made the choice to take care of our wines-making process from “A To Z”: from the care of the vineyard, then the maturing of wine, to finish with the tasting and the marketing of our wines. When you choose a Cru Lamouroux wine, you choose a wine that has been generously taken care of, from the grapes up to the taste!

Between sea and mountains, next to the Pyrenees and Spain, the Pau-Pyrénées whitewater stadium welcomes you all year long. Try canoeing, kayak, rafting, whitewater swimming. A pool for beginners 4 rivers with different flows. recreation and picnic areas.

First Touristic site in Bearn, La Cave de Gan Jurancon is please to welcome you for free all year long for a nice moment around Jurancon and Bearn Wines. During your visit, discover the backstage of our wines vinification starting from the Harvest reception dock to our wonderful Ageing cellar (and its galo-roman mosaics from the 4th century) where are stocked 400 000 bottles. To end this beautiful tour, you'll enjoy a free tasting of our wines paired with local products.

At the origin of the city, the Castle of Pau offers its visitors a journey of over a thousand years through local and national history. Many well-known historical figures are associated with this place. In the fourteenth century, as part of his "great Pyrenean plan" Gaston Febus made the Castle of Pau into an outstanding medieval fortress by building the iconic brick keep. During the Renaissance, Henry IV, "the only king remembered well by his people", was born at the Castle on 13th December 1553, where he was rocked in the famous turtle shell cradle. He lived a Bearnaise childhood, far from the pomp of the court, to then become one of the most popular kings in the history of France. The current appearance of the Castle is largely due to the great restoration work undertaken in the nineteenth century by Louis-Philippe, anxious to legitimise his political standing by linking it with that of the first of the Bourbons, Henry IV.