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Saint-Jean-de-Luz Must-see
A fishing port and seaside resort where Louis XIV married, with its sheltered main beach and Saint-Jean-Baptiste church.
See on the map →Between the Atlantic Ocean and the first Pyrenean foothills, the Basque Country cultivates a strong identity, with villages of red and green timber-framed houses, traditional sports and renowned gastronomy.
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Ainhoa Must-see
A typical Basque village of red and green timber-framed houses, a historic stop on the Way of St James to Santiago de Compostela.
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Espelette
A village famous for its red pepper hung in garlands on the façades, a symbol of Basque gastronomy.
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Rocher de la Vierge (Biarritz)
A rock linked by a metal footbridge designed by Eiffel, with a statue of the Virgin and a 360° view over the ocean.
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La Rhune
An emblematic Basque Country peak, accessible by a century-old rack railway, straddling the Spanish border.
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