At the foot of the Albères mountain range, just a short drive away from the Spanish border lies Argelès. Its name comes from the Latin ‘argila’ meaning clay. Its motto, ‘qui s’hi acosta, té resposta’ means…
Originally named Paladdanum, meaning ‘Dan’s Palace’, Palalda is a pretty medieval pedestrian-only village with bar, 10th century church and a sprinkling of artists/craftspeople
Did you know that the croissant, firmly associated with France, actually originated in Austria?
Two fabulous shows on Friday, and two more on Saturday!
The Jazzèbre season is fast approaching! Another eclectic festival of jazz and world music awaits eager ears.
Le Racou – shabby chic, pretty creeks… take a peek! Who doesn’t love this beach just south of Argelès port?
A whole host of interesting facts about the region and further afield for your reading pleasure. So, did you know…?
Les Inédits d’Amélie is becoming the must-see multi-arts festival in the Vallespir, and is back for a second edition on 25 and 26 August this year.
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There’s nowhere like the Vallespir!