20의 헨다예가지 명소 & 주요 장소

An incredible view - but the summit is not particularly clearly marked.

spectacular views of the cliffs

Also a great place for a breather when it rains...

Jaizkibel summit at 547m, superb viewpoint over the Basque coast.

Place Louis XIV in Saint-Jean-de-Luz is an iconic location in the historic heart of this charming Basque town, located on the Atlantic coast in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques. It is a lively square, rich in history and heritage, and a focal point of the town's social and cultural life. Points of Interest: The Maison de l'Infante: One of the most famous buildings on the square is the Maison de l'Infante, where Maria Theresa of Austria, the future Queen of France, resided before her marriage to Louis XIV in 1660. This Basque-style house, with its typical red and white façade, is a symbol of the historic link between Saint-Jean-de-Luz and the French monarchy. Place Louis XIV takes its name from the king who stayed there to prepare for his wedding in the nearby church, the Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste. Lively and Friendly Atmosphere: Place Louis XIV is a real meeting place for locals and visitors. Surrounded by cafés, restaurants and shops, it is often animated by events, concerts and street performances, especially in summer. The café terraces surrounding the square are perfect for sitting, having a drink and observing local life while enjoying the picturesque architecture that reflects the Basque spirit. Why visit Place Louis XIV? History and Heritage: The square is deeply marked by the history of France and the monarchy, with historic buildings that recall the royal wedding of Louis XIV. Local Atmosphere: It is a friendly place where Basque life unfolds before the eyes of visitors, with lively cafés and a warm atmosphere. Proximity to the Sea and the Port: A stone's throw from the beach and the port, it is an ideal starting point for exploring Saint-Jean-de-Luz. In short, Place Louis XIV is a must-see for anyone visiting Saint-Jean-de-Luz, combining history, Basque architecture and a lively atmosphere. It is a central space that perfectly reflects the spirit of the city.

The Basque Corniche is currently closed to pedestrians and all types of vehicles. You have to go through the ridges

Good or bad, there are always beautiful views.

Located at the mouth of the Nivelle, the port of Saint-Jean-de-Luz is the leading tuna port in France. It is located in the hollow of the beautiful bay of Saint-Jean-de-Luz. Anchovy and hake fishing are other specialties of this pretty port.