The Notre-Dame Church of Hélette is located away from the town centre. Its origins are dated to approximately the year 1000. At the foot of Baigura lies the old Saint-Vincent Chapel near Hélette, which is connected to an adjoining spring. The chapel’s very ancient origins are attributed to the 12th century.
Those who choose Hélette as a travel destination can combine their stay with the wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
The Musée Basque du pastoralisme et du fromage – Agour includes a 220 m² museum area dedicated to pastoralism and Basque cheese. It also offers a self-guided visit to an faithfully reconstructed Cayolar, a shepherd’s hut. In Hélette, the museum is located on the road to Louhossoa, near the leisure facility at Baigura.
Traditions
The Foire aux pottoks in Hélette takes place every year in November and dates back to 1750. It attracts horse dealers and horse breeders from across the country.
Nature
The Bizkarra route is one of the varied uphill paths leading from Hélette to the summit of Baigura. It passes through a pastoral area.
