Biarritz, France
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What is Biarritz
Biarritz is a large town in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques département of Aquitaine, France.
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About Biarritz elsewhere
en.wikipedia.org
"Look for the exceptional Biarritz chocolates and confections, and textiles from the Basque country."
frommers.com
"Basque Country The three provinces that make up the south-west of France, abutting Spain, are home to the proud and unique Basque people who jealously guard their own language and culture."
tripreport.com
"Although most of the Basque country (Euskal Herria in Basque) is attached to Spain ( Euskadi and Navarra ), there is a small triangle in the southwest corner of France."
world66.com
"Bull-fighting is a major part of the five-day F?tes de Bayonne which starts on the first Wednesday of August and attracts people from across the Basque Country and beyond."
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"Home > Destinations > Europe > France > The Basque Country > Biarritz > Introduction."
frommers.com
"Biarritz came to fame in the mid 19th Century, when Empress Eugenie (the wife of Napoleon III) fell in love with this part of the Basque country and built a Palace on the beach at Biarritz (which is now the world class Hotel du Palais) and a centre with natural springs at Eugenie les Bains in the Landes."
world66.com
"Just 15 minutes from the Spanish border, Biarritz is perfect for a weekend trip, combining the elegance of a belle ?poque seaside resort with the distinctive sights and tastes of the Basque region."
timeout.com
"Get a train from Biarritz, change at Irun just over the Spanish border and you can be in San Seb by 10:30."
lonelyplanet.com
"Favored by Empress Eugénie, the village near the Spanish border soon attracted her husband, Napoléon III, who truly put it on the map."
frommers.com
"Just 15 minutes from the Spanish border, Biarritz is perfect for a weekend trip, combining the elegance of a belle époque seaside resort with the distinctive sights and tastes of the Basque region."
timeout.com
"St.Jean de Luz (Donibane Lohitzun) is another beautiful seaside resort and active fishing port not far from the Spanish border."
world66.com
About Biarritz
tommipelkonen from Hungary wrote about Biarritz one year, 7 months ago
Great view to Atlantic, very beatiful place - but can be quite expensive. Great for surfers, but stay on the Spanish side -you'll save money!
About places near Biarritz
²blue from France wrote about Cote des Basques Beach one year ago
One of the best surf spots in the Pays Basque, historical place for surfing in France !
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fbbcorreo-tripsay from Spain wrote about Hendaye one year ago
There are some bunkers from the Second World War to be visited in Hendaye, if you happen to visit the Abadia Castle and walk along the paths surrounding this fantastic place over the see and the cliffs you may find some of these bunkers.
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