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Tourism in Perpignan
In the extreme south of France, on the border with Spain, between the Mediterranean Sea and the Pyrenees, Perpignan benefits from an exceptional geographical situation and a particularly enviable quality of life. Discover our beautiful city and prepare a weekend in Perpignan full of discoveries!
Near the hotel
If you just booked a room at the Brit Hotel Porte d’Espagne and are wondering where to go out in Perpignan, you’ve come to the right place! Here are a few tips!
Stay athletic during your trip: Perpignan has several gyms accessible from our hotel. Sculpt your body thanks to Esprit Forme’s classes and equipment.
The Ola Bodega is great bar where you can enjoy a cocktail and delicious tapas on a sunny terrace…
Famous chain restaurants such as Buffalo Grill or Hippopotamus are available near our Perpignan hotel. La 7ème vague offers an original concept, created by an oyster farmer and a chef. Decorated in a contemporary style, this restaurant serves fresh products cooked with a Mediterranean touch.
Many other nice restaurants are located near our Perpignan hotel. The Brit Hotel Porte d’Espagne is the ideal place to discover the city!
Visiting Perpignan
In 1970, Salvador Dali made Perpignan the centre of the world by declaring that "the city had prevented Spain from becoming an island during the drift of the continent". An eccentric idea that shapes the legend of a city that is not lacking in tourist attractions! Make the most of your stay in our hotel in Perpignan to discover all its treasures!
Start with a short stroll along the Quai Vauban and soak up the atmosphere of the city. Admire the different squares of the city: Arago, Victoire, Castillet... The Castillet is THE symbol of the city of Perpignan! Located in the heart of the city, this brick building dating from 1368 is very popular with tourists. It houses the Museum of History of Northern Catalonia. Be prepared to climb the 142 steps to the top! Don't miss the Palace of the Kings of Majorca either. This beautiful 13th century palace is not to be missed during your stay in Perpignan.
Visiting Perpignan and nearby
Perpignan is a dynamic and bustling city, with events scheduled throughout the year such as the International Festival of Records and Comics, the Jazzèbre Festival and the Trobades Médiévales: take a leap back in time with this traditional festival with its many events and in particular its large parade which shakes up the city and gives it back its former glory.
The Mediterranean city is not to be outdone in terms of gastronomy! In one of the city's many restaurants you can discover the different regional dishes: bullinada (a Catalan dish made up of an assortment of fish cooked in a potato soup), tuna à la catalane or boles de Picolat (a meat dish made with spices and olives).
Enjoy the beauty and diversity of the landscape around Perpignan. The Mediterranean coastline with its fine sand and pebble beaches, or the mountains for hiking enthusiasts who only have to walk a few kilometres to climb the peaks.
Finally, if you have some time during your holidays in Perpignan, don't miss Collioure! This small city of character offers a charming setting typical of Mediterranean ports.