Nestled at the edge of the Pyrénées, the lively Béarnaise capital of Pau was once a favourite haunt of the British aristocracy for good reason. It combines a timeless French charm and elegance with history, gastronomy and opportunities for outdoor activities as well as enjoying spectacular, sweeping views of the mountains. On a clear day, from the famous Boulevard des Pyrénées…
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