Biarritz Architecture
A surprising variety characterizes the architectural identity of Biarritz. : Art Nouveau, Art Deco, neo-regionalism Basque mix together and make the charm of the city.
In the nineteenth century, Napoleon III made the acquisition of land and built for the Empress, the Villa Eugénie, the current Palace hotel. Following the construction of many famous buildings of varied and diverse styles and the emergence of more than 300 homes, rivaling the richness and originality.

Villa Eugenie, the current Hotel du Palais in Biarritz
In the 20s, in a city booming emerging regional architecture, with its timbered houses typical predominantly red.
This unusual mixture of styles give Biarritz its appeal and made a cosmopolitan resort.


It is also the emergence of art deco buildings which can be seen from the famous casino municipal, city hall, the Hotel Plaza and the Basque house located boulevard Edouard VII.

The City casino : Casino municipal de Biarritz