Discovering Palau-del-Vidre: an authentic Catalan village
Just 50 m from the campsite, discover the village of Palau Del Vidre, with its shops and craftsmen, and 100 m from a landscaped lake for walking, cycling or jogging.
The Art of Glass: A centuries-old tradition in Catalonia
Discover theArt of Glass and its International Festival (every first weekend in August) and visit the Church, whose heritage is not lacking in interest.
Glassblowing in our village dates back to the 14th century, and the glassmaking activity was such that in the 15th century the village was given the name Palacium Vitri (Palau Del Vidre).
Catalan traditions and cultural events
The village is very attached to Catalan traditions, which you can take part in at Easter or during the Midsummer bonfires.
In early summer, thanks to the “Concert d’Été” Music and Poetry Festival program, you can attend classical music concerts.
A small village with plenty to offer!
Tourism in Roussillon: between sea and mountains
“Here… the Pyrenees bathe in the Mediterranean”.
Discover varied landscapes rivalling in beauty thanks to an important architectural heritage located in a region rich in culture, tradition and art.
Exceptional villages and natural sites
Among the region’s jewels are five villages ranked among the most beautiful in France: Eus, Evol, Prats-de-Mollo-La-Preste, Castelnou and Villefranche-de-Conflent. The region is also brimming with unmissable natural sites:
– Lac des Bouillouses
– Réserve Naturelle Volontaire de Nyer (ENSID)
Réserve Naturelle Marine de Cerbère-Banyuls
Lac de Villeneuve-de-la-Raho
Culture, History and Art in Roussillon
Immerse yourself in history by visiting emblematic monuments such as the Palais des Rois de Majorque, the Château Royal de Collioure or the Prieuré de Serrabona. Don’t miss art museums such as the Musée d’Art Moderne in Céret or the Musée Rigaud in Perpignan. The region has also seen the birth of great artists, such as Aristide Maillol, whose works are well worth discovering.
The Catalan Coast: sandy beaches and rocky cliffs
The Catalan coast stretches from Barcarès to Cerbère, offering 2 contrasting faces:
– The sandy coast stretches from the Salses lakes to Argelès, passing through seaside resorts such as Canet, Saint-Cyprien and Torreilles.
– The rocky coast, from Racou to Cerbère (Spanish border), reveals rugged, wild landscapes.
Outdoor activities and tastings
For lovers of outdoor activities, the region offers a variety of opportunities: hiking in the Albères, mountain biking, water sports, sea or river fishing. Don’t forget to discover the local vineyards and taste the regional products of our local producers.
Near : De Carcassonne à l’Espagne
The region is also close to a number of choice destinations:
– 1h30 from Carcassonne, visit its famous medieval city.
– 45 minutes from Sigean, explore the African Reserve.
– Just 20 km from Spain, discover must-see sites like the Dali Museum in Figuères, the city of Girona, the Catalan capital Barcelona, or the picturesque village of Cadaqués.
Book your stay and discover authentic Roussillon
Don’t miss the chance to live a unique experience by staying at Camping Le Haras. Just a stone’s throw from the charming village of Palau-del-Vidre and in the heart of the magnificent Roussillon region, you’ll have access to spectacular scenery, rich cultural activities, and total immersion in Catalan traditions. Whether you’re passionate about theart of glassmaking, a keen hiker or curious about the local vineyards, your stay will be filled with unforgettable discoveries. Book now and enjoy an authentic and memorable vacation in the heart of the Pyrénées Orientales!
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