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The 10 Best Things to do Good for a Rainy Day in Pau, Nouvelle-Aquitaine
Discover the best top things to do in Pau, France including Madness escape game, Manitas Del Sol, Positive Jump & Challenge Trampoline Park et Warrior Park, Le New Bowling des Pyrenees, Musee Memorial des Parachutistes, Palais des Sports, Mediatheque Andre Labarrere, Chateau de Pau, Red Lion, Musee Bernadotte.
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1. Madness escape game
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 113 reviews
2. Manitas Del Sol
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5.0 based on 12 reviews
3. Positive Jump & Challenge Trampoline Park et Warrior Park
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5.0 based on 15 reviews
POSITIVE JUMP, The trampoline park of PAU is a 2600 m² air-conditioned and heated sports leisure complex dedicated to trampoline and ninja course. Located in the north of PAU near the TOTAL science center, ideally located on the edge of the ring road with direct access from the motorway and the south ring road. Free parking on site.
4. Le New Bowling des Pyrenees
5. Musee Memorial des Parachutistes
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4.5 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By Somersetjojo
A great museum, tells you the history of the French paratroopers but what really made it for us was our guide, a paratrooper himself, he really brought it all to life. Definitely recommend a visit if in the area....
6. Palais des Sports
7. Mediatheque Andre Labarrere
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4.5 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By 47LouiseC - Pau, France
This library is amazing. It's huge with a great selection of books. When you have a library card, you can also borrow ebooks and stream films at home.
8. 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!
9. Red Lion
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4.0 based on 10 reviews
