Albergo Lourdes - Alberghi a Lourdes

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Albergo Saint-Etienne, Lourdes**
	Situato in prossimità della grotta ( 2 minuti). Ascensore, Cucina accurata,... Di più...
	A partire da 38.00 €

Albergo Saint Sauveur, Lourdes***
	L'affascinante hotel Saint Sauveur beneficia di una superba posizione a Lou... Di più...
	A partire da 81.00 €

Albergo Relais de Saux, Lourdes***
	L'hotel Relais de Saux è situato vicino a Lourdes e circondato da due ettar... Di più...
	A partire da 84.00 €

Albergo Excelsior, Lourdes***
	Benvenuti all? Hotel Ristorante Excelsior, a Lourdes a 50 metri dei santuar... Di più...
	A partire da 84.00 €

Albergo Marial, Lourdes**
	The Marial hotel located in Lourdes, famous for its sanctuary and the vicin... Di più...
	A partire da 5.00 €

Grand Hotel Moderne, Lourdes****
	Costruito nel 1896 da Benoite e Jean-Marie Soubirous, il fratello più giova... Di più...
	A partire da 106.00 €

Grand Hôtel Gallia et Londres, Lourdes****
	Il Grand Hôtel Gallia et Londres, considerato uno dei migliori hotel a Lour... Di più...
	A partire da 120.00 €

Albergo Saint-Savin, Lourdes**
	L'hotel Saint-Savin, situato a Lourdes, a 6 minuti a piedi dal santuario ed... Di più...
	A partire da 38.00 €

Albergo Arcantis Esplanade Eden, Lourdes***
	The Hotel Arcantis Esplanade Eden is centrally located in Lourdes. Open Eas... Di più...
	A partire da 55.00 €

Albergo Paradis, Lourdes***
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	A partire da 100.00 €

Benvenuti a Lourdes Nel cuore dei Pirenei, Lourdes accoglie ogni anno 5 milioni di visitatori provenienti dal mondo intero. Qui la spiritualità, sia che appartenga alla storia o alla leggenda, s’inserisce nel presente attraverso la forza e la bellezza del luogo, i segni del passato, il raccoglimento dei Santuari.

Alberghi Lourdes

PRESENTATION OF LOURDES

Lourdes is a large town in the French Pyrenees. It is a global centre of Marian pilgrimage, receiving hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. Roman Catholics believe that Mary, the Mother of God, appeared 18 times at the Grotto to a young girl, Bernadette Soubirous.

Originally a sleepy market town on the road to the spas of the Pyrenees, Lourdes has grown into the largest Marian pilgrimage centre in the world. The town has two sections: the international portion by the river, consisting of the spiritual area containing the Grotto and churches (known as the Domaine or the Sanctuaries), and the "French" portion, centered around the Marketplace & Hotel de Ville.

HISTORY OF LOURDES

During the 8th century, Lourdes and its fortress became the focus of skirmishes between Mirat, the local leader, and Charlemagne, King of the Franks. Charlemagne had been laying siege to Mirat in the fortress for some time, but the Moor had so far refused to surrender. According to legend, an eagle unexpectedly appeared and dropped an enormous trout at the feet of Mirat. It was seen as such a bad omen that Mirat was persuaded to surrender to the Queen of the sky by the local bishop. He visited the Black Virgin of Puy to offer gifts, so he could make sure this was the best course of action and, astounded by its exceptional beauty, he decided to surrender the fort and convert to Christianity. On the day of his baptism, Mirat took on the name of Lorus, which was given to the town, now known as Lourdes.

See the full history of Lourdes on Wikipedia