Special Event – Easter Moons at Urtubie Castle
Come with your family for an authentic medieval experience! A military encampment hosted by Les Sentinelles de la Guivre, children’s activities, a medieval market, live music, Marc the blacksmith… and a period costume photo contest! Monday, April 21, 2025
From 10:30 to 12:30 and from 14:15 to 18:00
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Monday, April 21, 2025
Urtubie Castle – Urrugne / Saint Jean de Luz
On Easter Monday, Urtubie Castle offers an exceptional day of discovery and family entertainment, in the immersive atmosphere of a living medieval military camp animated by Les Sentinelles de la Guivre.
Throughout the day, you’ll explore an authentic and lively medieval encampment with:
Children are invited to come in costume (knights, princesses, troubadours, etc.). Parents can take a photo on the castle grounds and send it to our email address. A jury will choose the best photo and costume!
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Come in costume, curious or with your family, and experience a day out of time in the fascinating world of the Middle Ages at Urtubie Castle!
Belonging to the same family since its construction in 1341, this fortified castle was enlarged in the 16th and 18th centuries to become today a very welcoming Historical Monument, furnished and decorated with refinement
The stones of Urtubie tell six centuries of Basque history.
Family house, originally a fortified castle from the 14th century, the Urtubie Castle welcomes you for short and long stays
The DALZATE brand was born at the chateau of Urtubia on the Basque Coast, in the immediate vicinity of Saint-Jean-de-Luz.
This fortified castle still belongs to the same family since its construction in 1341 . Additions and improvements were carried out in the XVIe and XVIIIe centuries and the castle of Urtubie is today an inviting historic monument , furnished and decorated with refinement .
The stones of Urtubie tell six centuries of history of the Basque Country . King Louis XI sejourned in the castle in 1463 and Louis XIV raised the domain to the status of viscounty in 1654 . In the 19th century Soult then Wellington were known to the castle during the Napoléonic wars .
very impressive location, owned by the same family since 23 generations! current owner is doing a great job with keeping the chateau alive. we did the escape game (setting is the old kitchen!), followed by a visit of the old part of the building and had a nice chat with the owner at end.
Dany H - Tripadvisor
Lovely history about the chateau, the fact its in the same family still is incredible. The building itself is lovely, staff very informative and helpful. The children enjoyed having a look around the gardens and Orangery.
Polly t - Tripadvisor
I went to this castle with my friends, we did an escape game before, which was amazing! The visit of the castle afterwards was great and the gardens are beautiful
Aurélie D - Tripadvisor