Visits, conferences and concerts at the castle!

Name: Visits, conferences and concerts at the castle!
Start: 2022-09-18T10:00:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-18T19:00:00+02:00
Location: Haitzeko Gaztelua - Château de Haitze

The Herri Soinu association organizes a discovery of the residence of one of the oldest families of nobles of Labourd: the Castle of Haitze.

Sunday 18 September 2022, 10:00Passed

Conditions

Free. Free entrance. Booking required for visits.

Registration

07 69 43 89 67

©Herri Soinu

The Herri Soinu association organizes a discovery of the residence of one of the oldest families of nobles of Labourd: the Castle of Haitze.

The day will take place as follows:

Morning and early afternoon: guided tours of the castle by the owner of the castle Carlos de Laborde Noguez.
4 p.m.: conference on Basque law.
17h: concert of the group Entrexatak.

Types d'événement

Visite commentée / Conférence

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Conditions de participation

Gratuit

About the location

Haitzeko Gaztelua - Château de Haitze

Château de Haitze, 64480 Ustaritz

Pyrénées-Atlantiques
Nouvelle-Aquitaine

A very active river port of the Nive, Ustaritz was mentioned in the 11th century as a stage for pilgrims on the Santiago de Compostela road. Around 1170, the viscount of Labourd, driven out of Bayonne by Richard-Coeur de Lion, moved to Ustaritz which became the capital of Labourd until 1790\. Among the most illustrious members of the Haitze family are Sanz d'Haitze, bishop of Bayonne in the 13th century, and André Haitze, mayor of Ustaritz for sixteen years between 1795 and 1832\. Burned in 1523 during the siege of the Spanish army of Philibert de Chalons, the current castle of Haitze dates back to the 17th century and one of the two pavilions that frame the body of the house dates from the 19th century. Planted in the middle of an oak grove and facing south, the building has braces painted in dark red reminding the timbering and woodwork of Basque houses.