I have heard of the history and the story of course part of my history too. However, with so much to see,took me a while to be there. Then ,one day we were with the families on the beaches of the Médoc and looking for something else to see I came up with the idea of visiting this town. Well the rest is history and we have been several times to Saint Jean de Luz . Therefore, let me tell you the Maison Louis XIV of Saint Jean de Luz !!! Hope you enjoy the post as I.
The city of Saint Jean de Luz, is best known for the treaty of the Pyrenées of 1659. A political marriage of king Louis XIV with the Infanta Maria Teresa of Spain, the king arrives in town the 8 may 1660 and the 9 june joint the Infanta at the maison Lohobiague, where a parade takes places led by Cardinal Mazarin of France. The service is done by bishop Olce of Bayonne for a duration of 3 hours. The door by which the couple leaves was sealed forever. And this is the main reason I came here as an amateur historian and lover of architecture in my belle France. The Maison Louis XIV or maison Lohobiague Enea (where the king stayed) is of old basque design typical mariner deco, from the second floor beautiful views of the Pyrenées too.

You are in a beautiful 17C house, built in 1643 by Joannis de Lohobiague, a wealthy Luzien shipowner. It was here that in May 1660, resided for 40 days Louis XIV, 22 years old, during his marriage to the infant of Spain. The house is a private home, still in the same family since its construction. It is always inhabited: you will find 370 years of furniture, paintings, dishes, memories and familiar objects …
The Maison Louis XIV ( Lohobiague Enea): https://www.maison-louis-xiv.fr/
The Saint Jean de Luz tourist office on the Maison Louis XIV : https://www.saint-jean-de-luz.com/en/sit/maison-louis-xiv/
There you go folks, a bit more of my belle France and nice history of my dear Spain in basque country to boot! This is a vast territory call pays basque or Basque country covering both countries, Again, hope you enjoy the post on the Maison Louis XIV of Saint Jean de Luz as I.
And remember, happy travels, good health, and many cheers to all !!!