Traveling from the P-O to Barcelona with Han and Sally Living in the Pyrenees-Orientales, we have a range of airports within reach. The near ones such us Perpignan, Carcassonne, Béziers and…
No one expects the Medieval Inquisition! The Cathars (believed to be derived from the Greek katharos, meaning perfect) were a breakaway religious sect, who spread their doctrine throughout the region in the eleventh century,…
Bouillouses Snow Shoe Walk – Second Attempt at a View Regular PO Life readers, who read my winter snowshoe articles will have seen that the photos accompanying the articles, always show pristine…
Natural History Museum, Perpignan In 1770 the University of Perpignan set up a natural history cabinet, for teaching purposes. The collections were partly preserved and in 1840 became the Municipal Museum The collection was…
Come Fly with Me by Michelle I’ve never felt the desire to throw myself out of a plane. However, an intriguing invitation from Windoor Realfly to try out their simulator, and the fact…
And they bite! Commonly known as millipedes, ‘scolopendres’ are unpleasant little beasties to all but the ardent entomologist, made up of several segments, with twenty-one pairs of feet, four pairs of eyes,…
Downhill mountain biking For a completely different summer sport in the mountains, why not head up to Les Angles and hire a downhill only mountain bike! The hire prices start at 18 euros…
The town of Figueres is probably best known for that cathedral of wackiness – the Dali museum, but a bit of exploration will soon take you off the beaten track and provide an authentic fix of Spanish street culture.
Brial Traiteur – restaurant and caterer Le Boulou Catalan caterer Joel Brial knows a thing or two about the catering business. After 17 successful years in Le Boulou, he has built up a…