Mountains for miles and the Castle Keep for the perfect picnic spot
Toussaint, Castanyadas, Armistice 1918 and how The Unknown Soldier was chosen, and poor old ladies of over twenty-five….
Views around the fortified medieval town are stunning. But it was not merely built for the view!
Protests Across the Pyrénées-Orientales: What to Expect This Saturday
History of the Gilets jaunes
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From prehistoric settlers to modern tourism, a fascinating human history of the Pyrenees with Colin Duncan Taylor.
If you ever wonder what just catapulted out of the grass, or is driving you mad, grating louder than a lawnmower, here’s how to tell your crickets from your grasshoppers and cicadas.
Was the French National Anthem “La Marseillaise” actually composed in Marseilles?
At the end of WW2I, the BBC used the opening lines of this poem to signal the start of D-Day operations.