Bright 90m² close to the sea, WIFI

This charming 90 square meter apartment is located in Perpignan and features a balcony.
It's perfect for a holiday or family stay, and can accommodate up to 6 people.
It's close to all amenities.

We look forward to welcoming you!

## Logement
Located on the 3rd floor without elevator, the accommodation comprises:
- 3 bedrooms with two double beds and two single beds;
- a fully-equipped, functional kitchen
- a shower room ;
- and a living room.

During your stay, you will have at your disposal: free parking at the bottom of the building, Hairdryer, Television, Filter coffee machine, Microwave, Oven.
Professional housekeeping is provided before and after each guest's stay.
Bed linen and towels are provided without any additional charge.

The accommodation is located :
- 10 minutes' walk from the town center;
- 15 minutes from the sea;
- 11 minutes by car from the Place de Collioure ;
-and 1 hour from the mountains.

The apartment is close to a wide range of sporting activities (sports park, swimming pool, skateboard park, etc.), cultural activities (museums, media libraries, trade fairs, etc.) and festive activities (restaurants, cafés, dance halls, beaches, etc.).
For everyday shopping, there's a Lidl supermarket just a 7-minute walk away.
We look forward to welcoming you!

## Emplacement
Located some 30 km from the Spanish border, the City of Art and History of Perpignan has preserved from its past as the former continental capital of the Kingdom of Majorca, a historic center of harmonious architecture, where Gothic art predominates.

Built in the late 14th century, then remodeled under Louis XI, the famous Castillet, whose terrace offers a breathtaking view over the city's rooftops, is Perpignan's landmark. Once you've passed through the imposing fortified gateway, stroll along the narrow shopping streets and discover the treasures of the old town: the 14th-18th-century Saint-Jean-Baptiste cathedral, topped by a wrought-iron campanile, whose choir houses a 17th-century marble altarpiece and whose chapel of the Devout Christ contains a 14th-century wooden Christ; Saint-Jean's ancient funerary cloister from the early 14th century - the Campo Santo -, the largest and oldest example of its type in France; Place de la Loge and its remarkable Gothic-style building, the Loge de Mer; the 13th-14th-century palace-fortress of the kings of Majorca and its gardens overlooking the town; the patio of the town hall and its bronze statue of La Méditerranée by sculptor Maillol. ..
You can also take a moment to relax and stroll through the pleasant Square Bir Hakeim or along the majestic Promenade des Platanes, dotted with statues.
Originally a city gate, then a state prison before being classified as a historical monument in 1889, the Castillet now houses a museum that traces the history of North Catalonia from Antiquity to the present day.
Sant Jordi, the feast day of Catalonia's patron saint, is celebrated every year around April 23. To mark the occasion, Place Gambetta is transformed into an open-air bookstore, with publishers, writers and booksellers in the spotlight. This festive day is also a day to celebrate the rose, which has been celebrated since the 15th century!


## Transports
Perpignan airport: 13 minutes by car.
Perpignan train station: 9 minutes by car.