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Travelling by train to Perpignan Perpignan, the centre of the world according to the surrealist DalíIn the Middle Ages, Perpignan was the economic, political and cultural centre of the Mediterranean. Located halfway between the sea and the mountains, the city benefits from its proximity to the Mediterranean coast and the imposing Canigou mountain range. Perpignan also boasts a rich historic heritage, traces of the Kingdom of Mallorca and a majestic southern Gothic-style cathedral.
The CastelletPerpignan's landmark, Le Castellet, is the ancient main gate along the city walls, built in 1368 by master builder Guillem Guitard.
Palais des Rois de MajorqueLocated in the heart of the city, this majestic Gothic palace is one of the most important monuments in the Roussillon region.
Saint John the Baptist CathedralConstruction of the Cathedral Basilica of Saint John the Baptist of Perpignan began in 1324. It drew on the southern French Gothic style and was originally envisioned as a three-nave church.
The Saint Éloi30th November and 1st DecemberProcession with historical suits and popular dances to celebrate the festivity of San Eloy, patron saint of the jewellers. Perpignan does honours to his emblematic stone: the garnet. Stone red intense one and of polished lines.
Noël à PerpignanFrom 29th November to 5th January 2020If you’re visiting Perpignan, don’t miss the Christmas agenda, which proposes you a big wheel, a musical Christmas Market with suggestions for your last-minute shopping and Santa with his photographer. Plus, feel some Catalan spirit with the Castellets.
Narbonne Found at the heart of a natural park and near the coast, the city of Narbonne is in a pleasant geographical location, surrounded by a magnificent natural environment with vineyards.
Carcassonne Carcassonne is located on the banks of the Aude River, and its two UNESCO World Heritage sites are captivating.