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Busy, lively university town with many young people and the palace of the Mallorcan kings.

The Pave Mill is an old grain mill supplied with water from the village canal. The Pave Mill's activity lasted until the end of the 19th century. It was inhabited until 1942 and then fell into disrepair. It became municipal property and was restored in 2006 by the Laroque Heritage Association in collaboration with the municipality. The volunteers of this association installed a roof to strengthen and “waterproof” the building. The miller's workshop (on the ground floor) and his accommodation (on the upper floor) are currently being completely restored. The association is actively looking for a millstone that could help complete the work.

Impressive monument in the big square

Wonderful lively little streets in the city center, also great places to eat near the theater. The right reward after a long day of cycling.

The Abbey of St André is an old Benedictine abbey founded by a Spanish monk in the 8th century. Until the 10th century it was a wealthy community thanks to a Count of Roussillon. The complex was destroyed in 1109 but was immediately restored afterwards. In 1151 great damage was caused by the war between Gaufred III. and his son Ginard II, the last Count of Roussillon. The Abbey of St. André suffered from this war, which limited its expansion. It fell into disrepair in the 13th century. Attached to Ste Marie d'Arles from 1592, it remained until the French Revolution. After that the abbey fell into complete disrepair. Today only the abbey church remains.

Perpignan is not only the capital of the French part of Catalonia. With the Palace of the Kings of Mallorca, the Gothic houses in the old town, the Castillet, etc., the city has a lot to offer.

The square is named after François Arago. He was born in Estagel near Perpignan on February 26, 1786 and died in Paris on October 2, 1853. He was an astronomer, physicist and politician. He discovered that iron takes on magnetic properties when exposed to an electric current. François Aragos grew up with eleven siblings, six boys and five girls. He was friends with Alexander von Humboldt and both were interested in the phenomenon of terrestrial magnetism.

He was born on February 26, 1786, in Estagel near Perpignan and died on October 2, 1853, in Paris. He was an astronomer, physicist, and politician. He discovered that iron acquires magnetic properties when exposed to electric current. François Aragos grew up with eleven siblings, six boys and five girls. He was friends with Alexander von Humboldt, and both were interested in the phenomenon of geomagnetism.