Balade patrimoine Nay : une bastide à l'épreuve de l'industrie

This heritage trail through the bastide (medieval new town) of Nay, between Bearn and Bigorre, allows you to discover the original fortified town at your own pace. Nay became so industrialised that it was given the nickname of Little Manchester in the 19th century. A short walk in town during which you’ll discover a fortified town built to a perfect plan, with its central square lined with arches and its grid pattern streets towered over by the church. To experience the atmosphere of the fairs that used to take place here, it is better to do the circuit on market day, Tuesday or Saturday - and take a shopping basket with you!

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parcours pour : Family – All publics

typologie itineraire : Loop

depart : NAY

arrivee : NAY

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temps de parcours : 1h (on foot)

difficulte : Very easy

distance : 0,7 km

denivele : 17 m

points dattention sur litineraire : Careful when crossing roads - -0.261469 - 43.180740

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Useful tips Emergency number: 112 Protect yourself Protect nature Respect the mountain Basque and béarnais mountains are pasture lands. Try not to take your dog. In all circumstances, keep it on a leash. Thank you!

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animal de compagnie accepte : Yes

comment venir From the town hall of Nay, go towards the bridge of Claracq by the sidewalk of the left. The start is right just after crossing Léon Gambetta and Chanzy allée, under the electronic bulletin board of the town.