New measures at the UK border to guard against a second wave of coronavirus infections have been announced by the Home Secretary Priti Patel.
Who would have thought that a Perpignan baker and his son would create a vast industrial fortune from ready cut scraps of paper?
On either side of the winding road, signposts suggest Corsavy, Montferrer, Saint Laurent de Cerdans and Coustouges, pretty villages well worth a visit another time. Today however, we are heading towards the end of the line, the unspoilt fortified medieval town of Prats de Mollo, dominated by Fort Lagarde, designed by Vauban in 1680.
There is an unfathomable amount of mountain biking potential here. Between the summits and the sea you can ride to your heart’s content on trails suited to all abilities.
Art, music and cinema….things to do, places to go…….
To help keep English-speaking residents and visitors to the region informed, CSF Languedoc have been sharing bulletins of extremely useful information. Taken from verified government sources, this is a fountain of knowledge during these uncertain…
As of Monday 11th May, the confinement measures of the past 8 weeks have been eased for our region. This article is to help you respect the new travel rules that state you can move freely and without an attestation within a 100km radius of your home.
Art, music and cinema….things to do, places to go…….
Whit Monday, le Lundi de Pentecôte in French, is usually the last of four public holidays in May/June, celebrated this year (2021) on Monday 24th May
What makes Port Vendres so unique? The Port itself – the only active fruit and veg Port in the P.O. with wonderful nautical activity, hustling and bustling, employment. Much more than a quiet, peaceful fishing village.