5 good reasons to go shopping in Pau

BREATHE THE BEARN AIR: IT'S GOOD HERE!

The charm of the city will undoubtedly seduce you. The nearby nature, the Pyrenees mountains within reach, and its rich architectural past will certainly captivate you.
Pau is a city dotted with gardens and parks, and it's pleasant to stroll through this human-sized city. We contemplate, we take our time.
From the city center, the panoramic view of the Pyrenees mountain range, facing south, is breathtaking.
Each season offers its share of surprises. In summer, the colors are bright, the trees are green, and the palm trees add an exotic summer touch.
In winter, snow falls on the peaks, trees lose their leaves, and the light becomes softer.

SHOPPING IN PAU: A DIVERSE COMMERCIAL OFFERING

With its many trendy boutiques and elegant window displays, Pau is a great city for shopping!
Ready-to-wear, jewelry, pastries, fine groceries, local specialties, souvenirs – there's something for every taste and budget. A must-visit in the morning is the newly renovated Halles de Pau.
Local producers await you to offer a multitude of Bearn flavors that will delight your taste buds! Local cheeses, fruits and vegetables from our orchards, local specialties – the Bearn region welcomes you!

Take a break after your shopping and relax on a terrace, under the shade of an umbrella, in the many bars, brasseries, and ice cream parlors on the Boulevard des Pyrénées, which offer a 180-degree view of the mountain range.
It's almost a mandatory stop to have a drink! You can wander at your leisure through the city center, animated by its many pedestrian streets, from Place Clémenceau to the Château district.
Between mountains and countryside, Pau offers a unique "shopping" setting in the Atlantic Pyrenees.

TAKE A TOUR OF THE BEST WOMEN'S BOUTIQUES IN PAU

You're probably wondering where to shop in Pau?
Well, fashion addicts will be spoiled for choice!
In Pau's pedestrian center, you'll find charming women's fashion boutiques.
Of course, major luxury brands and well-known chain stores are present. But let's not forget Pau's many independent boutiques that will offer you their finest selections and are sure to meet your current desires!

Among them, you'll find boutiques like Le Comptoir de Lucie, MonDbo (rue Maréchal Joffre), le Studio de Sarah (rue de Foix), L'appart de Camille (rue de Cordeliers), Caprice (rue Montpensier) and of course Loëla Boutique (rue Alexander Taylor)!

SHOPS CLOSE TO YOU

Whether on foot or by bike, you can move freely in this large pedestrian city center. Fashion lovers will be delighted; the trendiest boutiques are in the city center and accessible on foot!

From Rue Alexander Taylor, passing through Serviez and Rue Joffre up to the Château district, you can move easily and freely! If you come by car, you'll easily find parking in the many underground car parks in the city center (Clémenceau, Bosquet, Aragon, Beaumont) or in the large open-air car park in Place Verdun. You park your vehicle and move entirely on foot throughout the hyper-center!

Throughout the year, numerous events liven up the city center and the districts of Pau. Many activities can be done in Pau with family. Carnival, Easter, Music Festival, Christmas village, Estiv'Oc, the summer clearance sale – so many good reasons to combine shopping in Pau with relaxation!

ENJOY A SHOPPING DAY IN PAU TO DO SOME SIGHTSEEING

During your shopping day in Pau, there are some essential places you must visit.
As we've already mentioned, it's impossible to miss the famous Boulevard des Pyrénées, 2 km long, offering a magnificent panorama. A visit to the Château de Pau is also unmissable; you'll certainly see it when you go souvenir shopping in the Château district or enjoy a delicious glass of Jurançon in the many bars and restaurants of this famous district with its cobbled streets.

Anyway, the Pau Tourist Office, also in the heart of the city, will be able to inform you to organize your walk!
For a relaxing post-shopping stroll, Beaumont Park offers a breath of fresh air! A vast landscaped garden, it features centuries-old trees, a small pond, and a bandstand.

Finally, from the train station, you can reach the city center via a free funicular, allowing you to reach the city center effortlessly!
Today, it's a tourist attraction in itself that's worth stopping at.

So, when are you coming (back) to shop in Pau? 😉