Attractions in Pyrénées-Orientales

Komoot classifies the hike as "easy", I definitely can not confirm that. There are many places that are difficult for people with vertigo, even if everything is always well secured. …read more

Villefranche de Conflent belongs together with Fort Liberia to the UNESCO World Heritage. The fortifications were built by Vauban, the older city is still as then, top maintained and maintained, …read more

Collioure is ... a tourist attraction on the Côte Vermeille north of the Pyrenees. It belongs to the growing area of the sweet wine Banyuls (VDN). Collioure is an old …read more

L'Estany de la Bullosa, in French Lac des Bouillouses, is a 149-hectare lake located at the highest part of Capcir, at 2,016 m altitude. It is at the foot of …read more

Sits like an eagle nest on a ledge. This can be recognized but only when the mountain is still 5 minutes further up to the lookout pulpit.
You can visit …read more

The castle was built between 1242 and 1280. The King Pierre d'Aragon, Peter the Catholic, entrusted this construction project to the Templars and thus Foulques de Montpezat, the commander of …read more

Without too much difficulty from the Spanish side. The French side is a real challenge, indeed the last kilometers of the climb are ... Terrible: D

Fort Saint-Elme overlooks the small bays of Collioure and Port-Vendres.
On the foundation of an eighteenth-century lighthouse, Emperor Charles V had a revolutionary fortress built in 1538 in the shape …read more

The Lydia is a former cargo and passenger ship that has served as a tourist attraction on the beach at Le Barcarès since 1967.

On June 10, 1967, the Lydia …read more

From Fillol's 4 hours walking to the Refuge, alternatively drive with local guides in SUVs on a forest road (3 days before reserve seats!). From here 2 hours ascent to the summit.

Friendly hut with room for over 80 hikers and a small restaurant. In good weather view to Perpignan and Mediterranean (sunrise!). Usually you reserve beforehand with dinner and breakfast. Also …read more

The Scot Charles Rennie Mackintosh lived at the Hotel du Commerce in Port-Vendres in the winter months of 1925 and 1926, at the end of his international architect and designer …read more

Enjoy the beach and the terraces at the end of the hike, either by the coastal path or by the GR10. I recommend Jordi's table to taste mussels au gratin with aioli and squid stew.

The last km to the storm has now been repaired and so there are no potholes on the piece but a lot of chippings. The first 8 km are easy …read more

The approach from Catalonia is much more pleasant due to the incline, but longer and leads through a pretty, lonely landscape. The journey on the French side is short, but …read more

This beach is just as great as the other beaches in the direction of Nabonne. Finest sand to feel good.

Depending on which side of the stately 44 km long route, the 44 km long crest overcomes on the eastern side a height difference of 1171 m and from the …read more

Waterfall named after the river Saint Vincent. Provides a nice pool to refresh yourself after the sweaty climb. But you can also go ten minutes further up to the Cascade …read more

"Perpignan la Catalane", as the city is known, is the cultural center of Catalan France, the former and present center of Roussillon and full of sights. A holiday in France …read more

The lake offers wonderful leisure opportunities, cycling, walking, jogging, rowing, fishing, etc. One area is even designed as a lido. The corresponding restoration and beach surveillance is also held there. …read more