Postcard Bayonne

Take a stroll through downtown Bayonne, along the river Nive, and make a detour to the Sainte-Marie de Bayonne Cathedral while admiring the Basque architecture in this original work by Lotza. Bayonne is a city located in the southwest of France, in the department of Pyrénées-Atlantiques, region Nouvelle-Aquitaine. It is located at the confluence of the Nive and Adour rivers, east of the Pyrenees and on the Spanish border. The city is famous for its medieval architecture, its cobbled streets and its festive atmosphere.
Bayonne is also known for its Basque culture, which is reflected in the city’s cuisine, traditions and festivals. The city is famous for its gastronomic products such as Bayonne ham, sheep’s cheese and peppers. There are also museums that present Basque history and traditions, as well as cultural festivals that celebrate traditional Basque music, dance and sports.
Bayonne is also a popular tourist destination for outdoor activities such as hiking, whitewater sports, surfing and golf. There are beaches along the Atlantic coast, nature parks and hiking trails in the Pyrenees. The city is also a stopover for travelers to Spain, as it is close to the Spanish border. The Basque Country is known for its unique culture, including its language (Euskara), cuisine, music and traditional sports such as Basque pelota. Bayonne itself is famous for its chocolate, its annual festival (Fêtes de Bayonne) and its traditional Basque architecture.
Overall, the Basque Country is a beautiful and fascinating region with a rich cultural heritage that is well worth exploring.

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