Car Hire Pau - Airport, France

Car Hire Pau Airport

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Pau Airport Mini Guide

Pau Pyrénées Airport is situated 10km northwest of Pau in the departément of Pyrénées-Atlantiques. The airport is an important base for a number of airlines including Air France and budget carrier Pau.

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Things To See/Do in Pau

Located 80k inland, Pau is an excellent base from which to explore the stunning Pyrénées, as well as the pretty towns and villages of the Bearn region. The town itself offers a good range of attractions. Culture vultures will be drawn to the fascinating Musée des Beaux Arts, where a stroll through the gallery makes for a particularly relaxing afternoon. Pau is the ideal place to take part in active outdoorsy activities such as hiking. The city is located conveniently close to the Pyrénées, which are second only to the Alps in terms of popularity with climbers. Ski bunnies should note that top class ski resorts such as Cauterets, Domaine Tourmalet and Saint Lary are just a 90km car drive away.

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Eating Out in Pau

Pau is a cosmopolitan city and is regarded as the most culturally diverse city in the western Pyrénées. Whatever you're craving, you'll always find something to silence rumbling tummies in Pau. Those with adventurous palates could do a lot worse than trying the traditional options. Hearty regional specialities worth sampling in Pau include Poule au Pot (chicken in a pot), wild dove, trout, salmon and sheep's milk cheese.

Day Trips/Events in Pau

Pau is an excellent location from which to explore the natural beauty of the surrounding Pyrénées-Atlantiques region. Worthy day trips include the France's scenic Pyrénées National Park where stunning walking trails have been laid out and the pretty mountain villages of Gavarnie and Torla, both listed as World Heritage sites.

For a city of its compact size, Pau certainly packs a lot in. Calendar highlights include February's Carnival Biarnés and June/July's Festival de Pau, October's Complete International Horse Riding Competition and December's charming cheese fair and market.