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beautiful Romanesque village with lovingly renovated houses, one of the few sights in the area

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A really beautiful cycle path on an old railway line. It is completely asphalted and is therefore a wonderful ride and there are one or two bridge highlights to admire along the way.

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By bike the top of the town is a very daunting climb if you don't find the right road but it's worth seeing. At the edge of the Gave you can almost certainly see a swan or a pair of swans with one or two little ones. TO HAVE !

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THE FOUNTAIN-WASHBOARD OF BOURG-NEUF Its construction is linked to the Bourgneuf district which developed to the west of the medieval enclosure. The houses are connected to Chemin du Lavoir by stairs built on the old ramparts. They were taken down to fetch water from the fountain and do laundry chores. The washhouse is made up of two basins and flat stones or boards on which the washerwomen soaped or beat the linen. This fountain-washhouse is mentioned in the municipal registers in 1609 under the name of Cappellade fountain and was, until the mid-1960s, before water supply, the nerve center of the Bourgneuf district. Here is the testimony of a resident who remembers this recent past: “This Bourgneuf fountain was very famous because the water was very fresh and most of the women of Sordes came at midday with their jug to collect water. They waited sitting on the stones of the washhouse and that's where we learned the stories of the village. It was the housewives' meeting. » (Source: Pays d’Orthe Cultural Center)

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Hastingues is a bastide founded in the 13th century by a contract between the Abbey of Arthous and an English seneschal, Jean de Hastings, who gave his name to the bastide https://www.hastingues.fr/Notre-village

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Very good supermarket

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An old railway line rehabilitated as a greenway, very pleasant to enter Salies-de-Béarn.

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Impressive castle located in the town of the same name, in the French department of Pyrénées-Atlantiques. It was the seat of the sovereign principality of Bidache. In ruins, it is being consolidated

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