Cultural heritage

The present monument was built at the end of the 13th century on the orders of James II of Majorca. The first mention of the Tour de la Massane dates...

These are the oldest monuments in our region. They are ossuaries, collective tombs which can be dated to the first metal age. Specialists have identif...

The Romanesque church of Saint-Laurent-du-Mont is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful architectural treasures of the Argelès mountain. Built in one...

The parish church dedicated to Notre Dame dels Prats was located inside the ramparts, towards the south-west corner of the enclosure. This building da...

The site is thought to be of Roman origin, but it is only mentioned for the first time in 897 under the name of "Tacione". In medieval times, the cast...

The Hermitage of Saint Ferréol de la Pave is composed of two easily identifiable parts, built at different times. The path that leads to the Pave is a...

The ramparts are mentioned in the texts at the end of the 13th century at the time of the Kings of Majorca. Throughout its history, Argelès had to fac...

Located in the heart of the village of Argelès-sur-Mer, the Museum Casa de les Alberes has been managed by the town since 2003. It houses a museum of...

Inaugurated in 1999, it marks the location of the entrance to the Argelès-sur-Mer camp. It honours the memory of the Spanish republicans interned in t...

An area dedicated to the remembrance of the 475,000 Spanish refugees fleeing Franco’s Spain as soon as late January 1939. A didactic scenography recon...

The main building has a sanctuary on the ground floor, the date of construction of which is unknown, and the hermit's dwelling on the first floor (now...

The church of Notre-Dame-dels-Prats is flanked by a superb Romanesque bell tower, 34 metres high, which is a listed building. Although its constructio...