Perpignan

Despite the rain, we cycle off from Théâtre de l'Archipel. The ride along the Têt requires caution on wet asphalt. We spend midday in Saint-Vicens, where we can dry off briefly. The climb to the Palace is challenging when wet, but the view makes up for it. We end the tour at the station, where we can quickly switch to a dry train or bus.

A winter bike tour starts fresh at the Théâtre. Along the Têt, you feel the cool breeze, but the sun warms pleasantly. At noon, we reach Saint-Vicens, where the red rocks glow in the sunlight. After visiting the Palace, we cycle through the winter park. The tour ends at the Salvador Dalí station before it gets too dark and cold to continue.

On two wheels, we explore Perpignan beyond its limits. We start at the modern Théâtre de l'Archipel and follow the Têt River along green paths. The ride leads us to the artistic Saint-Vicens district before climbing the hill to the Royal Palace. The paths are mostly flat and bike-friendly. After a break in Parc Sant Vicens, we cycle through the avenues back toward the west. We conclude at the train station, a peculiar place full of surrealist history that Salvador Dalí himself worshipped.

A rainy day is perfect for a car tour. We start at the Palace and drive to Le Castillet, where parking garages offer dry access. At noon, we head to Canet-en-Roussillon to watch the stormy sea. We spend the afternoon in picturesque Collioure, which exudes a mystical atmosphere in the rain. We end the day safely in the city center of Perpignan.

In winter, the car tour takes us through the clear Roussillon region. After the Palace, we visit Le Castillet. The drive to Canet offers empty beaches and fresh air in winter. In Collioure, we enjoy the warm afternoon light without the summer crowds. After a stop in Elne, we return to Perpignan as the city is lit up in winter magic.

By car, we combine historic Perpignan with the wild beauty of the Mediterranean coast. After the morning cultural program in the city, we head to the wide sandy beach of Canet. At lunch, we enjoy fresh fish right by the water. The coastal road takes us further south to picturesque Collioure, a must-see for every visitor. The afternoon is spent exploring the art and history of Collioure before stopping in Elne on the way back. Finally, we return to Perpignan to end the day with some Catalan tapas.

By bus through rainy Perpignan. We start at the station and use the lines to get dry to Le Castillet. At noon, the bus takes us to the Palace. In Saint-Vicens we enjoy the silence before traveling to Place de la République. The waiting times at the stops are no problem thanks to the roofing, and we stay dry all day long.

A winter tour by public transport is comfortable and warm. We start at Perpignan station and travel to Le Castillet. At noon, the bus takes us to the Palace, where we enjoy the view. A visit to Saint-Vicens can be easily combined with the bus lines. We end the day at Place de la République, well connected for the trip back to the warmth.