• Biarritz Aquarium - This stunning Art Deco structure before you is the Biarritz Aquarium, once known as the Sea Museum. Its elegant white facade conceals one of France’s largest aquariums, perfect for exploring aquatic life.
• Plateau de l’Atalaye - The area surrounding you is known as the Atalaye Plateau. In Basque, Atalaye translates to headland.
• Port des Pecheurs - You are now at the historic fishing port. Notice the charming typical houses, painted white and red, known as crampottes.
• Rocher du Basta - There’s nothing quite like small juts into the sea to enjoy a bluish horizon. From the tip of Rocher du Basta, you have a magnificent view of the fishermen’s harbor and the Sainte-Eugénie church on one side, and the expansive beach and lighthouse on the other.
• Casino Barrière Biarritz - Another iconic landmark of Biarritz, here is its renowned Art Deco casino! Imagine stepping back into the ambiance of the 1920s.
• Hôtel Du Palais Biarritz - The Unbound Collection by Hyatt - When Napoleon III discovered that his wife Eugénie was fond of this quaint seaside town, he realized he needed to arrange suitable accommodations.
• Eglise Alexandre Newsky - You might not be aware, but Biarritz is sprinkled with Russian influences. The Orthodox church before you is a splendid testament to the Russian aristocracy’s presence at the end of the 19th and start of the 20th century.
• Chapelle Imperiale - The beautiful chapel you see is the imperial chapel that served as a place of worship for Napoleon III and Empress Eugenie. Very devout, she frequently visited the church and desired a private chapel for reflection.
• Mercado Les Halles - For lovers of Basque flavors, just 150 meters away on Avenue Victor Hugo, which opens to your left, are the Halles de Biarritz. Let’s be honest, no visit to any French city is complete without a stop at its culinary hub!
• Place Bellevue - You are now at Place Bellevue. With a name like that, you can expect a spectacular view, and it delivers! This square, like a gazebo over the ocean, overlooks the expansive beach.
• Rue Mazagran - You are now strolling down Mazagran Street, the most quintessential street in Biarritz! Both locals and visitors adore it for its vibrant atmosphere and charm with Basque influences.
• Eglise Sainte-Eugenie - This is the magnificent Gothic church of Sainte-Eugénie, majestically overlooking the ocean. Before its construction, there stood the chapel of Our Lady of Mercy.
• La Cote des Basques - Apologies for making you ascend Dalbarade Street like this, but rest assured, it’s all downhill from here! The view that unfolds before you is truly worth it.
• Villa Belza - This is the renowned Villa Belza, whose mysterious silhouette perched on the cliffside has become a symbol of the city. Its name, Belza, means black in Basque, and its proximity to the devil’s hole, along with its rocky appearance featuring a medieval keep and pepper turret, have always fueled regional legends.
• Port Vieux Beach - We now overlook the charming cove of Port Vieux. With its faux Mediterranean appearance, this beach is a natural pool beloved by families.
• Rocher de la Vierge - You are finally facing this iconic image of Biarritz! The Virgin’s Rock is inseparable from the city’s image, and its history is deeply connected to its maritime and imperial past!

• Immediate access to the audioguided circuit, no tickets or materials to collect
• Offline mode (no data consumption during the visit)
• 16 immersive audio comments along the way (History…)
• 3 languages available: French, English, Spanish
• Text transcripts of all audio content
• Admire the hidden gems that lie off the beaten track
• Interactive navigation with 3D map to discover the most beautiful streets
• Recommendations for the best photo opportunities

• Entrance fees to paid establishments along the route…
• Headphones or headphones (optional)

Biarritz, often referred to as the queen of the beaches, is an essential destination for those who appreciate culture and stunning coastal views. In just one day, visitors can explore 16 renowned attractions, such as the Sea Museum, the Virgin Rock, and the sophisticated Casino de Biarritz. Take a leisurely walk along the Plateau de l’Atalaye to enjoy breathtaking ocean vistas, or indulge in the local cuisine at Les Halles. This walking tour offers a chance to delve into the city’s imperial past while savoring its magnificent beaches.

• Experience Biarritz’s most stunning sites in a single day
• A 4.5 km walking tour, suitable for all ages
• Features visits to iconic locations like the Rocher de la Vierge and the fishermen’s port
• Ideal for enthusiasts of Basque culture, nature, and culinary delights

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