Eglise St. Martin

One of the oldest buildings here, built in the 1100s. Built in the days when Biarritz was a prosperous center for the whaling industry.

Place Ste. Eugenie

A popular public square with many restaurants lining the sides offers an ideal meeting spot. The Port des Pecheurs, or fisherman’s port, lies next to the Place and offers some excellent seafood dining.

Hotel du Palais

Built at the request of Empress Eugenie of France, the Hotel is a landmark of Biarrtiz, and has been patronized by royalty and nobility from around Europe. It is located on the Grande Plage, the town’s main promenade.

Sea Museum

Over 150 species of fish and other wildlife from the Bay of Biscay and other seas.

Asiatica Museum

A museum featuring the culture of the crossroads region of India, Nepal, Tibet and China. It has already been recognized as one of the top museums of oriental culture in Europe today.

Historical Museum of Biarritz

Chronicles the fishing port roots to its turn as a resort for Kings and other wealthy personages.

Chocolate Museum

Biarritz has one too - a chocolate museum! Art and history of chocolate on display to inform visitors all about one of the most widely desired comfort foods in the world.