Parc Mazon

Built in 1903, in front of the new train station of Biarritz city center, it welcomed the new arrivals in Biarritz. Today, the Gare du Midi is a place for shows and the heart of the park becomes a...

Les Halles is open every day from 7.30am to 2pm, and is located in the heart of Biarritz's lively district. For a colorful market, the Marché du Carreau is held every Saturday morning, from 7:30 a.m...

To enter this Anglican Church is to undertake a fascinating trip through Biarritz’s history. Original collection of 4000 pieces, objects, works of art …

The Asiatica Museum invites you to a unique exploration into the heart of Asian art. Immerse yourself in a world of serenity, where over 2,000 exceptional pieces, including 100 world-famous...

From time immemorial, Saint-Martin has been chosen as Patron Saint of Biarritz; the parish dates back at least to the time of English domination, and until 1894, Saint-Martin was the parish church of...

Somptueuse, la vue s'étend du phare à la Grande Plage pour rejoindre le pittoresque port des pêcheurs. Rénové en 1999, ce centre de congrès offre le charme d'un style Belle époque admirablement...

Built as a hotel, the building has maintained this vocation since 1928. Despite a few alterations dictated by the commercial operation, it is part of an exceptional Art Deco ensemble, consisting of...

In Biarritz, this house was built in 1903 by architect Gaston Ernest in Bidache stone, brick and half-timbering, and is one of Biarritz's landmark buildings.
The Villa Goéland, with its mix of stone...

The Sainte-Eugénie church is placed under the vocation of Saint Eugénie, patron saint of Napoleon III's wife, the empress Eugénie de Montijo. It is a neo-Gothic church made of grey stones which...

The first wooden bathhouses were built around 1845, and in 1858 a second one was built because it was washed away by the waves, but was destroyed by a tidal wave in 1924.
This neo-regional style...