Biarritz Historical Museum In the heart of St Andrew's Church, discover the local history of the town

In an unusual and historically significant location – St Andrew's Anglican Church (1878) – the Biarritz Historical Museum is a non-profit museum. full of charm and treasures where you can discover local history. For this, you will travel through different eras that have made Biarritz what it is: Biarritz, a village of fishermen and farmers, Biarritz, the city of the heart of Eugénie and Napoleon III, Biarritz and the Roaring Twenties , or even Biarritz and the world.

Driven by a sole desire to preserve and pass on their city's heritage, determined and passionate residents of Biarritz have assembled a rich and varied collection in this museum. Come and discover this unique collection of 4,000 items, objects, and works of art...

Entering this Anglican church is to embark on a fascinating journey into the history of Biarritz, that of a small whaling port which became a world-renowned seaside resort.

A half-hour video projection, retracing the main stages of the birth and development of the city, is also offered continuously.

Audio guides in 4 languages : French, English, Spanish, Basque

Open Tuesday to Saturday: 10am-12:30pm / 2pm-6:30pm (July-August: 10am-1pm / 2:30pm-6:30pm)

Closed on Sundays, Mondays and public holidays.

PRICES :

• Adults: €8
• Students, people with reduced mobility and job seekers: €5
• Groups of 10 or more people: €7
• Free for children up to 12 years old

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