Louis XIV house Historical visit to the heart of Saint Jean de Luz

Lohobiague-Enea, also known as "Maison Louis XIV". A living space open to the public, listed as a Historical Monument. Come and discover or rediscover the history of Saint Jean de Luz and the history of France.

You are in a beautiful 17th-century residence built in 1643 by Joannis de Lohobiague, a wealthy shipowner from Saint-Jean-de-Luz. It was here that, in May 1660, Louis XIV, aged 22, resided for 40 days during his marriage to the Infanta of Spain.

The house is a private residence, still in the same family since its construction. It is still inhabited: you will find 370 years' worth of furniture, paintings, dishes, souvenirs and familiar objects...

Guided tours: allow 30 to 40 minutes per tour.

• adults €7
• Children (over 10 years old) and students: €4

Opening from the Easter holidays to the All Saints' holidays.
Closing day: TUESDAY

More details can be found on the website www.maison-louis-xiv.fr.

If you are an agency, a tour operator, or simply a group of at least 10 people, you have the option to reserve a specific day and time for a guided tour at the preferential rate of €6 (€3.80 for school groups).

For reasons of space and quality of service, each visit can accommodate no more than 20 to 25 people at a time.