Bugnein: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Culture
The church of Bugnein houses the reliquary bust of Saint Grat. The piece dates from the 17th century and is made of gilded polychrome wood. It is classified as a protected object; the corresponding entry was made on 7 December 1966.
The Château de Baylac is a 17th-century residence. Louis XIII ennobled the Château de Baylac in 1634.
The Abbaye Saint-Jean-de-Sorde is a historic site in the wider region surrounding Bugnein.
Anyone considering Bugnein for their own stay may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Nature
Bugnein is one of the municipalities included in the ZNIEFF Type 2 “Réseau hydrographique du Gave d'Oloron et de ses affluents”. This ZNIEFF is of ecological, ichthyological, avifaunal, mammalian, floristic, and landscape interest.
In the wider region surrounding Bugnein, Ahargo, Sommet du Cambillou, Chapelle de la Madelaine, and Sommet d'Erretzü are all summits.
Surroundings
At the exit of the village on the departmental road towards Orthez, Bugnein has a picnic area with four tables. The Bugnein picnic area is four kilometres from the fortified town of Navarrenx.
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