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It was in 1299, even before the start of the Hundred Years' War, that the new town of Tardets Soholus was founded, a bastide that wanted to be loyal to the King of France, while the country of Soule was linked to the 'Aquitaine, under English obedience.

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A bridge with 3 arches

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The lively village of Tardets is worth a stop to enjoy the local atmosphere. The central square is very charming.

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It is a typical small village in Iparralde, right next to the main town Sant-Jean-Pied-Port-de-Port. There is nothing special about it, but if you pass by it, you should enjoy it. There is a nice fountain in the centre of the village.

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The old fortress is worth exploring before you leave

Very pretty, typically French village square! I went there in the evening, I would have loved to stop there but the clocks are running out :( I'll come back.

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An authentic Basque village, Mauléon-Licharre is considered the capital of espadrille. It is also that of the small province of the Basque Country, Soule. The heights of its old town are separated from the lower town by the course of the Saison. In this part we find the Andurain de Maytie castle.

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The city is located at the base of the Pyrenees, hence the name “at the foot of the pass”. Starting point of the suggestive French Way of St. James of Compostela, This city is the capital of the historic Basque province of Navarra, Lower Navarra, is located on the River Nive, just 8 kilometers from the Spanish border. The medieval city is located at the crossroads of the roads that serve the Basque Country.

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The French feeder route Via Podiensis ends in Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port. The most famous Way of St. James, the Camino Francés, starts here. The suffix explains what the pilgrims can expect: Pied de Port means “at the foot of the pass”. From here, the Camino Francés leads 25 kilometers over the ridge of the Pyrenees to Roncesvalles in Spain. The pilgrims also follow in the footsteps of Charlemagne, who in 778 reached Spain over the Ibañeta Pass (Puerto de Ibañeta or Col de Roncevaux) at an altitude of 1,057 meters during his campaign. It doesn't get colder than up there at the top of the pass on the entire Way of St. James.

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For its environment and its landscapes.

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Not far from the Inhrupa pass and on the road to the Bagargui pass, the hostel allows you to take a well-deserved break with a beautiful view of the valley.

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The village of Saint-Jean-le-Vieux is nestled at the foot of the Pyrenees in the heart of the Basque Country. The surrounding hills are dotted with protohistoric remains that bear witness to a rich history. The Roman Empire had positioned one of its most important garrisons there, contributing to the development of the village.

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Authentic Basque village, Mauléon-Licharre is considered the capital of the espadrille. It is also that of the small province of the Basque Country, Soule. The heights of its old town are separated from the lower town by the course of the Season. We find in this part the castle of Andurain de Maytie.

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Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port is an essential village in the Basque Country. Nestled at the confluence of the Nives, the medieval city is at the crossroads of the roads serving the Basque Country. The city has a relatively rich historical and architectural heritage. There is notably a medieval enclosure made up of an imposing wall pierced by four large gates. At its heart you will find several artisans who offer many local products. The medieval city also owes its fame to the Camino de Santiago which crosses it. An emblematic stop on this trail, the village welcomes many of its pilgrims throughout the year. At the foot of the Basque mountains, in Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, life is good, take the time to stroll through its alleys, to eat on its various terraces or to relax in the numerous gîtes which are located found there.

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Gnarled old trees narrow paths a very nice path for cycling or hiking

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This is the entrance for pilgrims to Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port! This door represents a stage because it is the last city before switching to Spain. If you cross it, you will arrive in the heart of town, between stopover lodgings and food shops.

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If these alleys are famous for the song "Les Fêtes de Mauléon", they are so for its magnificent pediment.

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Walled area and old town. The shops and businesses crowd the streets in search of tourists. The church, and the door and the bridge that connects the Camino de Santiago with the border of Spain is one of the obligatory areas of passage.

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One of the most beautiful towns in the French Basque Country and capital of Behe-Nafarroa. Surrounding a large part of the historic center of Donibane Garazi / San Juan Pie de Puerto, we find the walls that years ago protected the city, walls, which today we can walk around getting a little idea of the importance of this town. Walking, we link up with the Eiheraberri bridge, the church and the streets that precede the citadel, a complex that exudes tranquility and a certain essence of the past, something very special.

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