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Art and litterature

The Médiathèque municipale François Mitterand is a public library offering the rental of books, magazines, films, and CDs. There is also an art gallery, which is the main one for Hendaye.

Description

Coordinates: 43°21′34″N 1°46′24″W / 43.3594444444°N 1.77333333333°W / 43.3594444444; -1.77333333333 Commune of Hendaye Hendaye (Basque: Hendaia) is the most south-westerly town in France. It is a commune in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques department at the south-western tip of France. It lies on the Atlantic coast, the "Côte Basque", on the right bank of the Bidassoa that marks the border with Irún, Spain. A long sand spit at the river's mouth has made the town a popular seaside tourist resort in the traditional province, Lapurdi (Labourd), of the French Basque Country.

Events

These a few of the regular festivals in Hendaye: * Bixintxo (St Vincent) * Mai du théâtre (theatre festival throughout the month) * Fête du cidre (cider festival) * Fête de la musique (music festival) * Fête de la Mer (festival of the Sea) * Fête Basque (basque festival)

Gastronomy

Most of the town's restaurants are found in the quartier de la Plage. Hendaye is locally well-known for the quality of its txurros.

History

Hendaye acquired its independance from the Urrugne parish in 1598, when the Saint Vincent church was built. During the franco-spanish war, the town was briefly occupied by the Spanish, in September 1636. On the fortified Île des Faisans ("Pheasant Island") in the river, the Treaty of the Pyrenees was signed in 1659, ending decades of intermittent war between France and Spain. Authority over the Île changes between France and Spain every six months. In 1940, Ramón Serrano Súñer, Francisco Franco, Adolf Hitler and Joachim von Ribbentrop met in the Hendaye railway station (then in German-occupied France) to discuss Spain's participation in World War II as part of the Axis. Franco, uneasy about committing his nation to another conflict so soon after the Spanish Civil War, was not convinced, and Hitler decided not to force the issue. Spain was officially neutral during the following five years of the war, though very much a pro-Axis state.

Music

Hendaye doesn't have any specific music venues, but there are many places where bands can play. The covered pelota fronton at Belcenia has a high capacity and the basque folk band Oskorri have played here on more than one occasion. In summer, bigger bands can play in open air at the Hendaye Plage Rugby pitch. Toure Kunda, among others, have played here. Concerts can be organised in the Cinéma les Variétés, which also has a high capacity. The closed market is a good place for staring-out local bands to stage small concerts. Rather than a pub scene, local bands often play in Hendaye's many campsites in the summer. The Lanetik Egina music club is the hub of Hendaye's music scene. It has a very good reputation and organise regular concerts. It is also a place where musicians of all ages can meet up and form bands. Perhaps the most successful band to come from Hendaye is the basque ska-punk band Skunk, who have made many albums.

Notable people

* Pierre Loti lived and died here. * Martin Guerre was born in Hendaye. * Etienne Pellot was born and died here. * Antoine d'Abbadie lived here. * Joachim Labrouche was born in Hendaye. * Robert Basauri, a rugby player who has been selected for the French national team, was born in Hendaye and played with the Stade Hendayais. * The professional rugby player Jean-Michel Esponda was born in Hendaye and played with the Stade Hendayais. He has been selected many times for the French nationl team. * Bixente Lizarazu grew up here and played with the Eglantins. * The Junior World surfing champion Pauline Ado is a native and resident of Hendaye, and started surfing here. * The Turkish poet Melih Cevdet Anday's surname is the Turkish pronouncation of Hendaye.

References

* INSEE commune file * [1]

See also

* Pheasant Island * Communes of the Pyrénées-Atlantiques department

Sights

The town square, where there is a weekly open-air market on Wednesdays, is the location of the famous seventeenth century "Great Cross of Hendaye", a stone cross carved with alchemical symbols that occultists find to contain encrypted information on a future global catastrophe. The church of Saint-Vincent was built in 1598, and largely reconstructed over the centuries following fires and bombardments. Its most recent transformation was finished in 1968. The 13th-century crucifix is the principal treasure. The ruins of the early seventeenth century fortifications, which were reinforced by Vauban, and the old cannons facing Hondarribia, are one of the features of the promenade along the Bay of Txingudi waterfront. The seafront Château of Antoine d'Abbadie, built by the architect and theorist Eugène Viollet-le-Duc is a monument of the Gothic Revival. The Casino building, of Neo-Moorish style, was built in 1885. It used to be occupied by a casino (hence the name), until it was moved to the quartier de Sokoburu. The picturesque old fishing port of Caneta has views over the Bay of Txingudi to Hondarribia and the Jaizkibel, and is also the site of Pierre Loti's house and the old customs building. The Jumeaux rocks have become somewhat emblematic to Hendaye. These two high rock stacks, which have been carved out of the cliffs by wave action, are visible from the beach or from the domaine d'Abbadia, a nature park on the edge of the commune related to the Conservatoire du Littoral project.

Sports

* It is the western end of the GR 10 long distance footpath. * It marks the beginning (or end) of the Raid Pyreneen long distance cycle challenge. * Hendaye has a Rugby and handball club, the Stade Hendayais, which was founded in 1908. * It has a football club, the Eglantins. * It has a surf club, the Bidasoa Surf Club. * Hendaye is a popular surfing destination renowned for its soft beach break waves suitable for beginners. * Since 2004, the world conception center for the watersports brand Tribord is located in Hendaye. * Hendaye is renowned for its marina, which has 850 places, making it the third largest in Aquitaine. * The Endaika rowing club was founded in 1889 and won three silver medals in the french championships in 2006 and 2007.

Theatre and performance

The Cinéma les Variétés is a large classic theatre and cinema, which is a regular venue for theatre, dancing, and performance arts. There is also a cinema at Sokoburu, near the quartier de la Plage, called the Salle Antoine d'Abbadie, but it is only used on special occasions. The Théâtre des Chimères, from Biarritz, regularly perform at Hendaye.

Transportation

The town is an important railway junction, as Spain's mainline trains use a broader gauge than continental Europe. There is also a station serving the quartier de la Plage, called the Gare des Deux Jumeaux.

Twin towns

Hendaye is twinned with Peebles, in Scotland, and Viana do Castelo, in Portugal.