Musée des Beaux-Arts

It presents historical and contemporary works from the fifteenth to twentieth centuries, with paintings school English, Spanish, Flemish, Dutch, Italian and French. There is a large collection of sculptures of the nineteenth century, with works by Arp, or Glioli Lasserre. Many prints on the region, including the famous watercolor by Gustave Doré Cirque de Gavarnie, as well as contemporary works of Soto, Vasarely and artists of the school hyperrealist Pau complete the picture.