Pagolle is home to the Église paroissiale de l'Assomption-de-la-Bienheureuse-Vierge-Marie parish church. The cycling tour “Le col d'Osquich depuis Pagolle” begins in Pagolle's central square: the route is 6.8 kilometres long, classified as difficult and has 400 metres of elevation gain.
Travel planning may include renting a holiday apartment in Pagolle.
Culture
The Église paroissiale de l'Assomption-de-la-Bienheureuse-Vierge-Marie has a Latin-cross floor plan, a single-nave layout, two-storey wooden galleries and stained-glass windows. Its origins may date back to the late Middle Ages; a rebuilding or construction campaign took place in 1893.
The historic Abbaye de Sauvelade site is located in the wider region surrounding Pagolle.
Landscape
The peaks of Pic de Belchou, Etxekortea, Pic Nethé and Eltzarre are located around Pagolle. The ascent to Col d'Osquich offers a panorama stretching from the Hautes-Pyrénées to Haute Soule.
Cuisine
At Ferme Oyhanburia, cheese is made from the milk of Manech tête rousse sheep.
At Ferme Arleia in Pagolle, guided tours with explanations about the keeping of Basque Kintoa pigs are offered by appointment. The visit includes a tasting of homemade organic charcuterie such as ham, blood sausage and pâté. Ferme Arleia also sells organic Basque pork products directly to consumers.
Tradition
The traditional bare-handed pelota tournament of Soule, known as “Xiberoko Txapelgoa”, will take place in Pagolle on 1 August 2026.
