Population:108,000

Currency:1€, Euro = 100 cents

Opening hours:Most shops are open Monday toSaturday from 9:00-19:00, butsmaller shops may close atlunchtime (from 12:00-14:00).Stores close Sunday and publicholidays, except for annual salesevents.

Internet:www.perpignantourisme.comwww.vaucluse-visites-virtuelles.comwww.mairie-perpignan.fr

Newspapers:Dépêche du MidiMidi Libre

Emergency numbers:17 (Police/emergency)15 (Samu/ambulance)18 (Fire)

Tourist information:Office du Tourisme de la Ville dePerpignanAddress: Palais des Congrès –Place Armand LanouxTel: +33 (0)4 68 66 30 30www.perpignantourisme.com

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PERPIGNANLocated in the deep south of France, "Perpinyà," as they sayin Catalan, is the capital of the Pyrénées Orientales.Perpignan’s geographical and cultural identity is turnednaturally to Spanish Catalonia. It’s a border city, situated inan astonishing environment with one side on theMediterranean coast and on the other side the highestmountains in the French Pyrenees. Perpignan is a busyplace, at the crossroads of two countries, greatly influencedby the Mediterranean cultures and benefiting from 2500hours of sun per year. No wonder that Salvador Dali saw itas the “Centre of the World”!

THE CITY #THECITY#

“Catalan Perpignan” used to be the capitalof French Catalonia from the 10th - 17thcenturies, and reached its Golden Age asthe capital of the Kingdom of Majorca. Themain elements of its heritage were createdin this pinnacle period. Due to its position,the city is undoubtedly one of the centresof the Catalan, Roman and Mediterraneancultures, which stands out thanks to itslanguage and traditions. Perpignan hasalways gathered peoples from differentorigins – from Catalan, Gypsies to NorthAfrican.

The historic urban framework hasn’tchanged. The Palace of Kings de Majorquewill give you a glimpse of a Kingdom thatexisted in Majorca. The Old Town iswell-preserved with its historical andoriginal character intact. There, you willcertainly enjoy nice and relaxing walksdiscovering the city’s roots.

Perpignan is also a modern and vibrantcity, a great destination warmly welcominginternational visitors! The city is alwayschanging and the gourmets will also enjoyits excellent southern gastronomy! Forthose who fancy something more physical,the region offers a wide range ofchallenging outdoor activities – skiing,hiking or nautical sports, it’s all up to you!

DO & SEE #DOANDSEE#

Palace Of Kings De MajorqueBuilt in the 13th century, it’s one of themost remarkable examples of the medievalcivil and military architecture in southernFrance. The main courtyard and itsensemble of Gothic buildings can beexplored.

Address: Rue des ArchersPhone: +33 (0)4 68 34 48 29

St Jean-baptist CathedralThis beautiful building was first a church inthe 14th century and was then given thestatus of Cathedral in 1601.

Address: Place GambettaPhone: +33 (0)4 68 51 33 72

The Hyacinth Rigaud MuseumSituated in a typical 18th-centurytownhouse, the museum features rare andrich collections of the art and culture of theOriental Pyrenees from the 13th century tothe present.

Address: 16 rue de l’AngePhone: +33 (0)4 68 35 43 40Internet: www.mairie-perpignan.fr

Loge De Mer (town Hall)Loge de Mer is one of Perpignan’s finestand oldest historical sites. Made of riverstones, it represents typical architecture ofthe region. It used to be a stock exchangeand the maritime consulate.

Address: Place de la Loge

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Castillet, Museum Of Folk Arts AndTraditionsStanding at the crossing between the oldand modern city, the building used to be acity gate and a prison. It is now home to afascinating museum!

Address: Place de VerdunPhone: +33 (0)4 68 35 42 05Internet: www.mairie-perpignan.fr

Casa XanxonThis beautiful private mansion in the heartof the Old Town is one of the only Gothichouses conserved in Perpignan. It’s alsothe house of Art and History of Perpignanand features many secrets of the city!

Address: 8 rue de la Main de FerPhone: +33 (0)4 68 62 37 98

Around PerpignanIf you have time, the countryside hasmany interesting spots and villages wortha visit, such as Elne and its 2,700-year-oldcitadel, Riversaltes (renowned for itsvineyards), or Saint Estève with itsbeautiful landscape at the edge of thePyrenees’ chain. The coast has also somebest-kept secrets, like the typical Catalanvillage of Saint-André!

EATING #EATING#

In Perpignan, the food has Catalaninfluences and is always accompanied bygreat regional wines. Among the mostpopular items are the snails smothered ingarlic, the salted smoked hams or therichly stuffed sausages are all to be

sampled. Of course, freshMediterranean-style seafood is alsoavailable. The Old Town is stashed withlively venues. Quai Vauban (beside thecanal) attracts those who look for a moreromantic evening. Restaurants often offergood value set menus (carte du jour), butreservations may be necessary.

Le Chapon FinIt’s probably the town’s finest and prettiestrestaurant. Popular for its tartare desaumon and ravioli stuffed with scallops.Rabbits’ dishes are also an interestingoption.

Address: 18 Bd Jean BourratPhone: +33 (0)4 68 35 14 14

Le FrancePerfectly located in the heart of the oldtown, Le France offers quality food atreasonable prices.

Address: Place de LogePhone: +33 (0)4 68 51 61 71

August’ InnIt’s one of the best restaurants in town,serving fresh and original food, regionalstyle. You won’t be disappointed!

Address: 37-39 rue des AugustinsPhone: +33 (0)4 68 35 11 29Internet: www.augustinn.fr

Casa SansaNear Le Castillet, in a 14th-century cellar,Casa Sansa serves delicious Catalanspecialities with a lively atmosphere.

Address: 3 rue Fabriques CouvertesPhone: +33 (0)4 68 34 21 84

Pizzeria La RomaThere is always a good pizzeria in any cityin the world! La Roma is one of them,pizzas are traditionally cooked with woodfire and the owner has a great selection ofwine.

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Address: Place AragoPhone: +33 (0)4 68 51 62 39

Al TresIt’s a good venue for those who like theMediterranean style seafood. Goodselection of regional wines.

Address: 3, Rue De La PoissonneriePhone: +33 (0)4 68 34 88 39

J.f. ImbernonIt’s a French style brasserie open non-stopfrom 7am to 2am where you can fill yourstomach with good dishes at reasonableprices.

Address: 41, bis Quai VaubanPhone: +33 (0)4 68 51 27 78

Brasserie L’aragoLike Imbernon, it’s a good cut-price option.It’s a friendly place, with good pizzas andtypical brasserie style cuisine.

Address: Place AragoPhone: +33 (0)4 68 51 81 96

EXCLUSIVEMas VermeilExpect fine and tasty dishes at MasVermeil, in a beautiful Mediterranean stylehouse (the Mas). It’s a bit out of the citycentre, but worth a visit if you have timeand can afford it. Excellent wine selection!

Address: Chemin de la RoseraiePhone: +33 (0)4 68 66 95 96Internet: www.masvermeil.com

MID-RANGEBistrot Saint JeanIt’s both a wine bar and restaurant withCatalan specialities. A popular andrecommended venue, near St Jean-BaptistCathedral.

Address: 1, Rue Cité BartissolPhone: +33 (0)4 68 51 22 25

BUDGETL’assiette CatalaneOne of the best places to try the Catalanstyle gastronomy at reasonable prices.

Succulent tapas and a great selection ofwine!

Address: Between Place Catalogne and Place AragoPhone: +33 (0)4 68 34 77 62Internet: www.assiettecatalane.com

CAFÉS #CAFES#

Bistrot Saint JeanBistrot Saint Jean is a pleasant café for abreak while touring the Old Town.

Address: 1, Rue Cité BartissolPhone: +33 (0)4 68 51 22 25

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Café De VienneAlthough a restaurant, Café de Vienne isalso popular with its nice terrace on Placed’Arago, ideal for an espresso or freshdrink!

Address: 3, Place AragoPhone: +33 (0)4 68 34 80 00

Le Grand Café De La PosteA popular café, where people like to meetin a friendly and Mediterraneanatmosphere.

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Address: Place de VerdunPhone: +33 (0)4 68 51 25 65

Café De La BourseAgain, a popular venue with a nice terrace,where people like to sit and relax in thelegendary Perpignan sun. And if you’rehungry, you can get great typical Frenchbrasserie style food!

Address: 2, Place de la LogePhone: +33 (0)4 68 34 25 05

Rambla CaféWith its huge and beautiful terrace, with aview over the Canal banks, Rambla Café isanother popular place, in a quite andfriendly atmosphere. Perfect for anespresso or drink!

Address: Place AragoPhone: +33 (0)4 68 51 62 39

Républic CaféQuiet during the day, Républic Café turnsinto a buzz in the evening.

Address: 2 place de la RépubliquePhone: +33 (0)4 68 51 11 64

BARS & NIGHTLIFE #BARSANDNIGHTLIFE#

Although Perpignan is busier over thesummer, there are plenty of great bars forall tastes in a buzzing atmosphere yeararound! The streets radiating from Place dela Loge offer a higher concentration of barsand clubs than any other part of town.

Perpignan is a vibrant city. Discos usuallyopen at 11pm. They are mainly concentredin the same areas as the bars. During the

summertime the beachfront strip nearCanet Plage is very popular with itsseasonal venues.

La Habana BodeguitaThe best cocktails in town in a salsaatmosphere!

Address: 5 rue des Grandes FabriquesPhone: +33 (0)4 68 34 11 00

0’shannonA wide range of beers with an Irish accentare the main attractions of the Shannonbar!

Address: 3 rue de l’IncendiePhone: +33 (0)4 68 35 12 48

El Boca BocaEvery Wednesday and Thursday, enjoygreat evenings in a very Spanishatmosphere!

Address: 1, Rue QueyaPhone: +33 (0)4 68 51 33 51

Républic CaféIn the evening, students and party loversfrom all horizons love to meet at Républic!

Address: 2 place de la RépubliquePhone: +33 (0)4 68 51 11 64

L’ascotIn the heart of the city, L’Ascot is thefavourite venue for jazz lovers. Great localbands every week!

Address: 12, Impasse des CardeursPhone: +33 (0)4 68 51 01 43

Bus CaféA small venue yet very popular with agreat DJ every Thursday, for the technoHouse Garage enthusiasts.

Address: 42 Boulevard Georges ClémenceauPhone: +33 (0)4 68 34 97 15

Le NapoliIt’s a modern, mirror-sheathed venue,purely designed for dancing!

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Address: Place de CatalognePhone: +33 (0)4 68 35 55 88

Uba ClubIt’s another good option for dancing intown, great music although the dance flooris not that big.

Address: 5 bd. MercaderPhone: +33 (0)4 68 34 06 70

Milord ClubFor those who like big places, it’s one ofthe largest clubs in town, featuring twofloors including billiards! It’s one of thefavourites among the 30s-50s nightclubbers.

Address: 20 rue Jules-VernePhone: +33 (0)4 68 55 40 77

Club Paradisko Complexe La LunaLa Luna is the largest discotheque complexin the region, located near the seafront.Attracts mainly people over 25.

Address: Colline des Loisirs, Canet PlagePhone: +33 (0)4 68 73 31 01Internet: www.laluna.fr

Abc ClubABC gets very busy at night. The over-30snight clubbers usually come after 2am todance to their favourite hits.

Address: 51, Rue Mathieu de DombaslePhone: +33 (0)4 68 56 90 60

SHOPPING #SHOPPING#

Perpignan is the largest Catalan city (afterBarcelona and Lleida) in Spain and theindigenous style of Catalan reflected in

textiles and pottery are among the mostpopular items for travellers. The CentreSant-Vicens, rue Sant-Vicens, is one of thebest places to find the finest pottery,furniture and carpets.

In the city centre, rue des Anges or rueAlsace Lorraine have a series of boutiqueslike Celini, offering a choice of designwearitems. But you’ll find a wider choice at thefamous Galleries Lafayette departmentstore, situated on Place de la Résistance.The four floors of fashion and cosmeticsare definitely a place to visit during the bigsales seasons (January and June)!

As a renowned destination for its Spanishand Mediterranean gastronomy, Perpignanis also popular for its aromatic shops. You’llfind plenty of them on rue Paratilla, suchas Sala, which specializes in the Collioure(a nearby popular coast resort) anchovies.The bio market is also worth a visit, everySaturday on Place Rigaud. Wineenthusiasts will find great choice and goodadvice on the local wine at ChâteauMiraflors (Rond-Point Miraflors, tel: +33(0)4 68 50 24 92 or Vin et Art (17 cheminde Mailloles, tel: +33 (0)4 68 55 33 20).

Shopping in the open markets is popular,lively and picturesque. You can try the FleaMarket, held every Sunday on AvenuePalais des Exposition, or the Art Market,every first Saturday on Allées Maillol andfinally the Brocant Market, every Saturdaysame place.

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ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

AirportPerpignan is served by an internationalairport, "Rivesaltes," located just 7 kmnorth of the city.

The cheapest and fastest way to get intothe town is the shuttle service (4.5€ oneway) with Courriers Catalans (tel: +33(0)4 68 55 68 00) and takes approximately15 mins. The bus leaves everyday from 9a.m. to 9 p.m.

By taxi the trip takes about 10 mins andcosts approximately €17.

Perpignan-rivesaltes AirportPhone: +33 (0)4 68 71 96 46Internet: www.aeroport.fr

Public transportThe CTP Bus Company runs an efficientnetwork of public buses and shuttles. Asingle journey costs 1.1€, but if you planto travel to many places you can get a daypass for 4.10€. You can purchase ticketson board or at almost any press kiosk.Tickets are also available from the GalerieLafayette department store. In the OldTown, you can use the “P’tit bus” – a freeshuttle that makes pick-ups around every7 minutes, except Sunday and Bankholidays (from 7:45 a.m. to 12:20 p.m.and from 1:15 p.m. to 7:40 p.m.).

CTP:

To explore the Roussillon region, severalbuses leave from Gare Routiere (regional

bus hub):

Address: 27, Boulevard Clémenceau Espace MéditerranéePhone: +33 (0)4 68 61 01 13 +33 (0)4 68 35 29 02Internet: www.mairie-perpignan.frwww.cg66.fr/institution/transport/bus/index.html

TaxiStation Taxi Perpignan

Phone: +33 (0)4 68 35 15 15

PostStamps are available from kiosks andnewsagents.

Main Post Office:

Address: Qui de BarcelonePhone: +33 (0)4 68 51 99 12

PharmacyListed in local papers.

After 20h00, contact the main Policestation (tel: +33 (0)4 68 66 30 70)

DentistChirurgiens Dentistes Docteurs Guiral etGuiral (SCP)

Address: 27 bd ClemenceauPhone: +33 (0)4 68 34 27 49

DoctorGeneral Hospital

Phone: +33 (0)4 68 61 66 33

Post CodeCountry Code: +33

Area code: 04

Electricity220/240 V AC, 50Hz

#ESSENTIALINFORMATION#

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