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The 10 Best Specialty Museums in Bearn-Basque Country, Nouvelle-Aquitaine
Discover the best top things to do in Bearn-Basque Country, France including Musee gallo-romain Claracq-Lalonquette, Musee de la Mine Lucien Mazars, The Beret Museum, Villa du Pays d'Art et d'Histoire des Pyrenees Bearnaises, Chateau de Pau, Musee Bernadotte, Feerie Gourmande - Atelier et Musee des Arts Sucres, Pole Museographique des Salines, The Espace EDF Oloron, Musee de la Resistance et de la Deportation des Pyrenees-Atlantiques.
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1. Musee gallo-romain Claracq-Lalonquette
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4.5 based on 6 reviews
2. Musee de la Mine Lucien Mazars
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4.5 based on 28 reviews
3. The Beret Museum
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4.5 based on 19 reviews
The “berret” in Béarnais, made and worn in this country for several centuries well deserved its Museum. The BLANCQ OLIBET establishments, manufacturers of berets since 1819 (5 generations) opened in 1996 a corporate museum dedicated to the history and production of the famous headgear in France! Today Showcase of Ets LAULHERE in Oloron Ste Marie, last historic manufacturer, the Museum is a real jewel for the jewel that has become the Béarnais Beret. It is in Nay, at the foot of the Pyrenees, in a magnificent Directoire style stone building, that you will discover the secrets of its manufacture. A documentary film will give you some tips for wearing this famous beret. Let yourself be tempted by a visit! And if the beret charmed you, make a detour to the Boutique du Musée. Why then, in the absence of a wand under the arm, would you not leave with your beret on your head? See you soon in Nay!
4. Villa du Pays d'Art et d'Histoire des Pyrenees Bearnaises
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4.5 based on 7 reviews
5. Chateau de Pau
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4.0 based on 1,274 reviews
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.
Reviewed By ElaineWat - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Gorgeous Château in the middle of Pau! Well worth a visit! Thursday’s for English speakers!! Beautiful!
6. Musee Bernadotte
7. Feerie Gourmande - Atelier et Musee des Arts Sucres
8. Pole Museographique des Salines
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4.0 based on 34 reviews
9. The Espace EDF Oloron
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4.0 based on 1 reviews
Located next to the hydroelectric factory of Santa Maria, on the Gave d'Aspe, the information space EDF to discover the operation of hydropower, browsing the Aspe valley. This place also offers extensive information for the curious of nature, water and history of the use of this natural resource. A temporary exhibition space also invites you to to get to know local talent. Equipment available to disabled people.
10. Musee de la Resistance et de la Deportation des Pyrenees-Atlantiques
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4.5 based on 6 reviews
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