Helpful links

http://www.tourisme64.com/

The official tourism site for the Bearn and Basque country – in French, English and Spanish

http://www.tourisme-bearn-paysdenay.com/

Official tourism site for Nay and its surrounding river plain - including a continuously updated listing of events in the area

http://www.pau-pyrenees.com/

Pau’s official tourist information site – in French, English and Spanish

http://www.bearn-paysbasque.com/

Official website for tourist offices of the mountain areas of Bearn and Pays Basque

http://www.grandprixdepau.com/

Information about Pau’s Formula 3 Grand Prix – with a link to the Grand Prix Historique

http://www.event-pau.fr/accueil

The low-down on Les Etoiles de Pau – premier 4 star international three-day event

http://www.hippodrome-pau.com/

Pau’s racecourse - with a panoramic restaurant and a major season in the winter

http://www.elan-bearnais.fr/

Official site of Pau’s basketball team – which plays at Pau’s magnificent Palais des Sports

http://www.letour.fr

Official site of the Tour de France

http://www.zenith-pau.fr/

Pau’s Zenith concert hall – everything from rock and pop to the ballet and musicals

http://www.jazzinmarciac.com/

Marciac’s famous jazz festival typically takes place in the first two weeks of August - Nay to Marciac takes less than 90 minutes by car

http://www.zoo-asson.org/

The zoo at Asson – with more than 500 wild animals and birds, ranging from the Siberian tiger to dwarf antelope and kangaroos

http://www.grottes-de-betharram.com/

The impressive underground caves at Lestelle-Betharram

http://www.musee-chateau-pau.fr/

Pau’s famous chateau – birthplace of Henri IV, first Bourbon King of France

http://www.nayart.com/

The Minoterie – Nay’s art exhibition space

http://www.museeduberet.com/

Nay’s unique museum dedicated to the beret – you can buy a modern example in the inviting shop as a great souvenir of your stay

www.maison-carree-nay.fr/

A new site where you'll find all the information you need about upcoming exhibitions and conferences and the local industry museum.