Biarritz BIARRITZ
has a feminine soul. A soul empress. As Eugenia de Montijo, the beautiful wife of Napoleon III, in this Basque town on the French side of the Pyrenees to the mid-nineteenth century, the rise in the beau monde. Nothing extravagant jet set bored here, no excess and scandal free. Chic and shy, Biarritz know the true elegance, the understated, quiet, no frills, which takes more than adding. Sumptuous, indulgent, regal, beautiful pantry with the lightness of joy, the calm security of a glorious past. A beauty directly, not an end in itself and decadent, but vital and vigorous, thanks to the many sports that dot with their surf the waves of the Atlantic that overlooks the Grande Plage and run through the many golf courses that make up the crown. Biarritz know how to live, the wind in your hair, eyes the sea, the sun on your face. Regains a slow and lazy, nonchalantly mixes different architectural styles, shops and big names, hidden between villas sleepy swollen gardens of hydrangeas, discreet restaurants and small museums. Sip cocktails on the sun terraces, dominated by sharp peaks of the neo-Gothic Cathedral of Sainte-Marie of Bayonne, has lunch with ham and cheese on the premises of the old port, with triumphs sumptuous dinner of oysters and seafood restaurants sought. It shows off the neckline of the Grande Plage generous, bright, kingdom of wild dogs and children, and sand dunes, long wave and tends to green and white stripes.
BAYONNE Bayonne is first of all ... That atmosphere of bars and taverns in the neighborhood Petit Bayonne, full of young and middle of the animation night where Basque appreciate the true conviviality. This expresses itself in all its fullness during the "celebrations" of the traditional month of August. Bayonne also means art and history, present in the upper half-timbered houses covered with ox blood, and is divided into three districts around the Nive and all'Adour: Petit Bayonne, Grand Bayonne and Saint-Esprit. Finally, the city is the cradle of French chocolate.
BAYONNE SAINT JEAN PIED DE PORT
the train that will take us to St. Jean is composed of a few cars, the train winds between rolling and mountainous paths. The stretch Bayonne - St. Jean is beautifully designed, with the little train that climbs gently between verdant mountains dotted with many sheep to pasture. The line railway along the river Nive - the same that runs through St. Jean - and often during the steepest sections, you notice the rushing river. Every time you stop at isolated stations, so far from population centers, you get to St. Jean Pied de Port we head toward the center of the country heading towards the center of the country, to the Reception Centre. The impact of this town is very nice, along the road that leads to the Reception Office of the pilgrim can see very beautiful historic buildings, enhanced by portals 500. Once inside you register, place their stamp on the credential and give ourselves a list of albergue that we will find along the way while giving us
tips to avoid going down the wrong paths.
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