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Written Dec 23, 2006
Written Dec 23, 2006
Written Dec 23, 2006
Written Dec 23, 2006
Written Dec 23, 2006
Written Dec 23, 2006
Written Dec 23, 2006
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Lots of pubs, restaurants with a breathtaking view.
Written Jun 3, 2006
Address: Blvd. de Pyrénées
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Ok, so its not that exciting but its free and it gets you to and from the train station very easily!
Written Nov 28, 2003
Address: Boulevard de Pyrenees
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It is free to walk around the chateau grounds and forest. There are good views of the mountains and over the medieval part of the town. The forest is an ideal place for a picnic on warm summer days
Written Nov 20, 2003
Address: town centre
Website: www.musee-chateau-pau.fr
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It is free to walk around the chateau grounds and forest. There are good views of the mountains and over the medieval part of the town. The forest is an ideal...
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Q: We are thinking of visiting Paris and make trips from Paris to Mauleon-Licharre. My mother-in-law is coming on this trip and we...
A: A train ride to Pau will take a little over 5 hours from Paris Montparnasse on the direct TGV trains. You can get some really good deals by booking tickets well in...
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The Pyrénées, Henri IV, the city: all this is Pau!
Pau (pronounce it « po ») is the capital city of Bearn and the prefecture of the Pyrenees Atlantiques departement. First of all, it is located on a “strategic” place for those who like mountain and......
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The second stop on my "retravelling childhood trips" tour was Pau. I was on a bit of a high after Toulouse, where I had had an exceptionally fun time (see my page on that city), when I headed towards...
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Around the town, you can see buildings whose cobble and brick facades hark back to the days when artisans built noble people's residences with materials dragged from the river Gave.
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A Quiet City Now A University Town
From the center of the city there is a Promenade from which there is a grand view of the Pyreness to the south. Near the walk is a grand chateau of the 14C which was converted into a Palace in the...
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The English middle classes have been coming here regularly since the early 1800's. The bracing climate from the nearby Pyrenees helped cure their pasty complexions. It certainly worked for moi...
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