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Eglise Saint-Paul

A 12th-century Romanesque church with an 11th-century apse Beautiful capitals and friezes with bas-reliefs.

Escape Game

The concept: you’re tasked with investigating a speakeasy in the 1920s. Complete the mission you’ve been given and escape from the room you’re in within an hour! Booking essential.

Forges d'Abesse

The site was operated from the 17th century onwards by blacksmiths from the Basque Country. However, the estate reached the height of its steel-making activity in the 19th century, when Bertrand Geoffroy was its co-owner. The forge closed down for good in 1901.

Hammam Kafane

For a relaxing break with an oriental touch, let yourself be enchanted by this authentic 200 m² hammam. Discover an authentic 200 m² hammam. A range of treatments are available: hammam sessions, body scrubs, four-hand massages, facials, back treatments… Mixed-gender facility. Swimwear must be worn.

Haut Fourneau d'Ardy

Beneath the vegetation, discover the remains of a blast furnace that ceased operations for good in 1890. Standing 30 metres tall, this blast furnace still bears the marks of its tuyères and the scrap metal used to reinforce it.

La pierre de Tinon

Cadastral boundary marker for the five parishes: Mées, Magescq, Rivière, Angoumé and Saint-Paul-lès-Dax. A landmark already known in the 14th century, to which parishioners from these communes would travel by cart to trade their goods during times of animal epidemics, in order to prevent the spread of disease.

La Tuilerie de la Rochebardière

The tile works was founded in 1882 by Auguste Gervais Sourgen. He used local mineral resources (clay) to manufacture resin pots and three-channel tiles. The factory closed down for good in 1974.

Le Pont Napoléon

Chemin du Pont Napoléon

Ma Semaine Thermale

Mini-Treatments: Spa Weeks We have known about the benefits of thermal water for centuries. The Romans recognised its properties very early on and loved to bathe in thermal baths. Today, thermal therapy harnesses the benefits of the water to promote the wellbeing of both body and mind. The water is consumed and used during treatments so that all its beneficial qualities

Ma Semaine Thermale

Mini-Treatments: Spa Weeks We have known about the benefits of thermal water for centuries. The Romans recognised its properties very early on and loved to bathe in thermal baths. Today, thermal therapy harnesses the benefits of the water to promote the wellbeing of both body and mind. The water is consumed and used during treatments so that all its beneficial qualities

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Tourist office data: DATAtourisme, Licence Ouverte (French open licence), updated 23 October 2026.

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Office intercommunal du tourisme et du Thermalisme du Grand Dax

Tourist information office listed in the Sirene register (SIREN 824313134). Contact details to be provided by the office.