Atracciones

  • Palace of the Kings of Mallorca

    Dirección:
    Palais des rois de Majorque, Rue des Archers, Perpignan, France .

    A remarkable witness to the intense period of the Kingdom of Mallorca (1276–1344), this fortress was later redesigned by Vauban. The 33 years of construction resulted in a highly functional castle, dominated by its chapel. The Cour d’Honneur and the Chancellery, once the epicentre of Mediterranean Catalan influence, reveal an elegant architectural style despite their defensive purpose.

  • Hyacinthe Rigaud Museum

    Dirección:
    Musée d'art Hyacinthe Rigaud, Rue Mailly, Perpignan, France .

    Located in the heart of Perpignan, the Hyacinthe Rigaud Museum invites visitors to discover an exceptional collection of fine arts, spanning from the Gothic period to contemporary art. Housed in elegant historic townhouses, the museum highlights the rich artistic heritage of the region, including works by the renowned Baroque portrait painter Hyacinthe Rigaud, born in Perpignan. A cultural must-see, it offers a refined journey through centuries of creativity and expression.

  • Côté Saisons Restaurant

    Dirección:
    Côté Saisons restaurant BIB MICHELIN et chambres d'hôtes de charme proche Collioure Laroque des Albères, Avenue de la Côté Vermeille, Laroque-des-Albères, France .

    Côté Saisons celebrates the very best of local, seasonal produce in a refined and creative cuisine. Vegetables, game, and line-caught fish are beautifully composed by a talented chef duo trained at the Ritz Paris. Set within a late 19th-century manor house redesigned in a contemporary style, the restaurant offers a calm and elegant atmosphere, away from the noise of the city. A true culinary experience where authenticity, seasonality, and sophistication come together.

  • Le Castillet

    Dirección:
    Le Castillet / Musée Casa Pairal, Place de Verdun, Perpignan, France .

    This brick building is an important historical landmark, as it was once the former gateway to the city. It now houses the Casa Pairal Museum, which features a variety of exhibitions, both permanent and temporary.

    Visitors can discover the history of the city, its arts, and its traditions. You can also climb to the top of the tower and enjoy the best 360° panoramic views of the city.

  • Saint John the Baptist Cathedral

    Dirección:
    Cathédrale Saint Jean Baptiste de Perpignan, Rue de l'Horloge, Perpignan, France .

    The Saint John the Baptist Cathedral is one of Perpignan’s most impressive Gothic landmarks. Built between the 14th and 16th centuries, it stands out for its monumental architecture and richly decorated interior. Inside, visitors can admire remarkable stained glass windows, a majestic altarpiece, and a peaceful atmosphere that reflects centuries of history and devotion. A must-see cultural and spiritual site in the heart of the city.

  • Les Halles Vauban Market

    Dirección:
    Les Halles Vauban, Quai Sébastien Vauban, Perpignan, France .

    Les Halles Vauban is a modern covered market and one of Perpignan’s most vibrant food spots. It brings together local producers, gourmet stalls, and fresh regional products in a lively and welcoming atmosphere. From Catalan specialties to international flavours, it’s the perfect place to enjoy a casual meal, discover local gastronomy, or simply soak up the authentic spirit of the city.

  • How to get to Perpignan and get around

    Dirección:
    Perpignan, France .

    Getting to and around Perpignan is easy, whether you are travelling from Spain, France, or further abroad.

    From Barcelona, Perpignan is only about 2 hours away by car, making it the closest French city from the Catalan coast. By train, the TGV INOUI offers a fast and comfortable journey of around 1h30, with direct city-to-city connections. You can check schedules and book tickets on the official SNCF Connect website: https://www.sncf-connect.com

    If you are travelling from other French cities, Perpignan is well connected by high-speed TGV and regional TER trains, making it easily accessible from across the country.

    The city is also served by Perpignan–Rivesaltes Airport, offering domestic and international connections. Flight information can be found here: https://www.aeroport-perpignan.com

    Once in Perpignan, the historic city centre is best explored on foot, as many areas are pedestrian-friendly and full of charm.

    To travel further around the region, the Sankéo bus network provides an easy public transport system. Routes and timetables are available here: https://www.sankeo.com

    For sightseeing inspiration and self-guided tours, you can also download the official “Perpignan 3D” app: https://www.perpignantourisme.com