L’ETIQUETTE EN BOIS

Atypical and surprising place where freedom is the law, where artistic creation is a philosophy, where nature and culture are in perfect harmony, the house of the National Park and the valley is a...

This monumental bridge, 70 meters above the Gave de Pau, was commissioned in 1859 by Emperor Napoleon III, following his stay at the waters of Saint-Sauveur, to link the spa district to the road to...

It was founded during the plague epidemic on August 19, 1653 by Jean Baradère and restored by the Abbot of Sazos. Every year, Saint Barbara's Day was celebrated there, and the district and the street...

The museum is a tribute to the Emperor and Empress Eugénie de Montijo, whose demands for prestigious buildings during the Second Empire transformed the Saint-Sauveur spa district. New items were added...

The chapel, built in 1863 by order of Napoleon III, features remarkable 19th-century neo-Gothic stained glass windows, and has always been a place of worship. Richly endowed by patrons and renovated...

It is in the chapel N-D de la Pitié, to the right of the central altar. Local archaeology and ethnography

Statues from the 12th and 17th centuries, paintings from the 16th and 17th centuries, tools...

Named after the church of Saint-André, it is one of the most perfectly preserved 12th-century religious buildings. Fortified by the Hospitallers of St. John of Jerusalem in the 14th century - and not...

Through the authentic reconstruction of a barn from the past and an exhibition of old objects and tools, immerse yourself in the history of Pays Toy and its farming traditions.

La Carde, a manufacturer of blankets, plaids, quilts and woollen articles from the Pyrenees, is a family business. Since 1891, five generations have passed on the torch of what has remained an...

This church stands at the top of the village: it was already mentioned in the 14th century. Its initial structure has been altered over the centuries. It has been listed in the supplementary inventory...