boulevard des pyrénées
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boulevard des pyrénées印象
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We spent a day in Pau town and were more than happy to enjoy the view over the snowy Pyrenees. We had a clear weather allowing us to see most of the local mountains.Perfect for a few relaxing moments before or after Pau's Castle.
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You will get a sense of the glorious past that was Pau. As you walk along this Boulevard, at the edge of the Pyrenees, the views are spectacular the buildings grand...explore the upper levels as well as the streets and paths below....ride the funicular too.
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Parking near this area was easier than I had expected but the prime location bars were just as pricy as one would imagine. Service on a sunny October lunchtime was rather slow, and trying to pay took forever. But the views of the Pyrenees are fabulous, the promenade area is meticulously maintained, and the architecture and monuments worth a look. what's not to like
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This is a must if you are visiting Pau. There are many seats along the way should you want sit and just drink in the views of the Pyrenees. At the end of Boulevard is King Henry 1V Castle another worthy place to visit.
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You can see the mountains from the promenade of palm trees and manicured gardens. There are coffee shops, restaurants, bars and ice cream parlors along the way. You can extend your walk to the chateau gardens.
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This is a must see. If you are in Pau or the surrounding area, take a special trip to walk along the boulevard. I find it is best seen in the early morning light in the summer. Heat haze and poor weather can obstruct the view of the mountains but on a clear day there isn't a better place to be. Wonder from Parc Beaumont to the old town and stop at a couple of cafe bars on route to quench your thirst and take in the view. There are benches dotted along so you could spend the day there admiring the view if you wished. Living at the end of the Boulevard, I must have walked it a hundred times, but everyday I am amazed by its beauty. If you are down by the station, don't worry about the walk, take the funiculaire.
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This is a beautiful part of Pau with nice views over the Pyrenees (on a sunny day). There are some nice bars and restaurants along the boulevard.
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Pau is known as the Ville Anglais locally and has always had a close connection with England through history. The Boulevard does remind you of a coastal promenade that you might find along the English coastal towns. However this walk offers the view of the Pyrenees that you just won't find anywhereon these isles. There is a classical elegance about the town centre in general but it is epitomised by this part of the town where cafes and restaurants huddle around the castle walls inviting you to stop and stare at the view for a little longer.
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A wonderful avenue from the chateau of Henri IV to the parc Beaumont with views of the mountains. Underneath the avenue a path among palm trees winds down to the station. Nice cafes with terraces facing the mountains.
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Visited here with my family and really liked the area, this part has a lot of elderly locals and very quiet. I do not recommend public transport as it becomes a hassle, we used the car we had for the next day. Ideal for a short break and visit Lourdes (30 mins away by train)