On a rainy day, visit the naval museum or an exhibition at the MAT, Hôtel des Arts or Maison de la Photographie. For lunch indoors, Halles Biltoki has several food counters; choose a restaurant if you prefer a quieter meal.
Your itinerary
Start with the visit that genuinely interests you
The Musée national de la Marine explores the port’s history through its collections. You can visit independently or choose a guided tour or workshop from the programme. With children, check the suggested ages for activities and book the option that suits you. If you prefer art or photography, look at the programmes of the Musée d’Art, Hôtel des Arts or Maison de la Photographie. Some options are free, while others have specific charges: check the exhibition’s own page.
Have lunch and leave a real pause
Halles Biltoki provide a covered space with several counters for different tastes. If quiet is your priority, book a suitable restaurant instead. Planning lunch reduces improvised journeys in the rain and avoids reaching a fully booked establishment at peak time.
A short second stop, according to your energy
After lunch, choose a small exhibition nearby or quieter time in Chalucet, depending on what is open. An event at Le Télégraphe can round off the day if its programme suits you.
Adapt the travel as well as the activity
Bring suitable clothing and shoes with grip on wet surfaces. In poor weather, do not replace a walk with a sea crossing without checking conditions.
Sources
Information from sources consulted on 25 September 2026.
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