A typical village, a brightly coloured environment with a Catalan accent, its maze of narrow streets, its church and crenelated belltower (14th C.), its ramparts made of ‘cayroux’, its traditional market, its handicrafts, its festivals,…
Texts first mentioned the town in the 9th century, the fortified town was connected with the kings of Aragon and Majorca in the 13th and 14th centuries, the village became a French territory in 1659.
A change of pace in the city
Wander through the narrow streets of this Mediterranean village and enjoy a moment of relaxation in the many cafés and restaurants…
