Map of Arkashon

If you are traveling to Arcachon for the first time, be sure to familiarize yourself with a detailed map of the city. The best option is an interactive map of Arcachon, which will allow you to quickly and accurately navigate the maze of its charming streets.

The districts of Arcachon smoothly blend into one another, merging with the suburbs and neighboring popular resorts. By using interactive maps, you can easily plan walking routes, check the locations of public transport stops, and the map of Arcachon with hotels will serve as your reliable guide back to your accommodation.

Arcachon is divided into four districts, named after the seasons. The most famous of them is the Winter Town (Ville d’hiver), located in the city center. This district is home to some of the oldest, most picturesque, and elegant villas built as early as the 19th century. The development was initiated by the Pereira brothers, railway magnates of their time. Among the most notable villas are: Toledo (1862), Brémontier (1863), Trocadéro (1863–1864), Gregkrostan (1882), Alexandre Dumas (1895), and Iris (1925). Interestingly, the renowned Jean Eiffel began his career here as an assistant architect during the construction of one of these villas.

The summer town is located directly by the sea. Here are the most popular hotels, villas for summer vacations. The proximity to the sea makes people who love beach vacations choose this area. From the central quarters of the city to the sea is only 7-10 minutes walk.

Choosing in which area of Arkashon is better to stay, you can focus only on your financial possibilities and the season of your vacation. Remember that the fall-winter period is famous for storms, so choose accommodation in the Winter Town, away from the damp chilly breeze.

Note that Arcachon is a city of respectable bourgeois, so you can rest and walk around the city in complete peace without fear of getting into a dangerous neighborhood.