Is a group of mountains in southwestern Europe that form the natural border between France and Spain, they separate the Iberian peninsula from the rest of continental Europe.

The French Pyrenees is an ideal haven for nature lovers. It boasts a variety of animals, plants and landscapes that range from high mountains, green valleys, pristine lakes and flowing waterfalls. This high altitude terrain offers great hiking trails through old forests and streams, It is a famous ski area. 

The area of ​​the Pyrenees is known as a spiritually inspired place. It is home to the Guavarni Circus, a cathedral of nature built of granite rock walls located 3,000 meters high, and the sanctuaries of Lourdes, the largest Catholic pilgrimage site in France. The region also hosts many Roman churches Along the route of medieval pilgrims to Santiago de la Compostela in Spain. 

The most important tourist attractions in the Pyrenees  

• The Pyrenees - Gaffarny Circus 

This place is one of the most photographed spots in the Upper Pyrenees, a circular ring of mountainous granite walls that seem to surround the valley as if it were a huge church. These walls have been formed by the erosion of glaciers millions of years ago. Numerous scenic mountain peaks and waterfalls are most notably the Grand Cascade is the highest waterfall in Europe where it falls from a height of 422 meters. 

•  The Pyrenees - Lord

 The city was a small town in the forest until 1858, and was famous for its therapeutic waters that attracted thousands of visitors for centuries. To this day, Lord receives about 6 million visitors a year. The church is a 19th-century pink church, a 2000-square-meter Byzantine church, Marian chapels dedicated to the Virgin Mary, decorated with a Venetian mosaic and a cave that accommodates 20,000 people underground. Candles per hour The ninth and eleventh pm. 

•  The Pyrenees - St. Bertrand de Cumming 

Saint Bertrand de Cumming is located on a hill above the Garon River, an attractive place for the afternoon. This historic village was the site of an ancient Roman city with a population of 60,000. The excavations revealed the forum, the temple, the baths, the theater and the marina. The Cummings Museum, which displays statues from the first and second centuries AD and the Roman Church of Notre Dame dating back to the 13th century, was an important stopover on the medieval pilgrimage route to Santiago de la Compostela, Spain, and the Roman monastery with a large column inscribed with figures of the Evangelical The village is also famous for its annual music festival, which takes place during several weeks of summer.

• Pyrenees - Cauterets

 Surrounded by the peaks of the Upper Pyrenees, this charming mountain village was an elegant spa town during the 19th century and is now one of the most exciting destinations to attract visitors throughout the year. In the winter, a range of international ski resorts is offered, and in summer the city is an ideal base for hiking in nature .

• The Pyrenees - the cave of the Mass d'Azelle 

The Mas d'Azil Cave and Museum offer a glimpse into the prehistoric world during the last Ice Age, where the cave was a refuge for animals including bears, mammoths and rhinoceros.

The cave was inhabited by a prehistoric man during the Umayyad, Magdalene and Azilean periods as illustrated by weapons, The cave was also the first Christian cave in the early centuries. The Mas del Dizel Cave is an exceptional natural site in the limestone mountains at a height of 310 meters. The Araj River flows through the massive cave, which is 50 km wide. 

The entrance to the cave is a wide terrace with a width of 100 meters. There is a road that passes through the cave. Cave, visitors can explore the cave on a guided tour, offering geology and fossils in multiple galleries.