Céret Travel Guide

 pfsmalo Says:  The music and dancing lasted about 2 hours on the Sunday, with plenty to do for the kids before the main event. 

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 pfsmalo Says:  First off, it's nice to see loads of people milling about with not one out of place gesture, just good fun to be had by all. Saturday lunch time starts off with several local bands walking the streets, playing and creating a marvellous atmosphere and making one almighty... 

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 Beausoleil Says:  I would like to stress that we did not eat here. We were in town for an art exhibit and passed this house while walking to the museum from our parking place. It was so lovely that it immediately caught our atten tion . . . as did the lovely gentleman perusing the menu and... 

 pfsmalo Says:  I must admit that all the years I've been coming to Ceret, I still feel that there's not a lot of choice in the way of restaurants. I seem to always come back to this one, one of three on the place des 9 jets. The food is nothing exceptional but the atmosphere is nice and... 

 ranger49 Says:  This is a well established little cafe conveniently situated next to the Museum of Modern Art.We had excellent salads, prepared to order and beautifully presented without delay.We ate outside on the pavement terrace under the shade of the plane trees on a warm and sunny day... 

 ranger49 Says:  This little restaurant /snack bar is tucked on to the corner of what once must have been a rather splendid and gracious hotel. When you go through the cafe to use the toilettes you can see how they are connected. Entrance to the Hotel is round the corner - it looked just the... 

 ranger49 Says:  I have gathered a number of reviews and guide book recommendations for this restaurant and we had hoped to have lunch here. But as on our previous visit it was firmly closed with not even a menu to be gazed at in consolation. It has a good reputation but is also expensive so... 

 ranger49 Says:  Lots of little shops with attractively dressed windows - - I guess all needs could be met here within the town.The Presse - just past the Museum and Le Citron Bleu is excellent and sell s far more than newspapers. My husband was able to buy a very good leather watch strap... 

 pfsmalo Says:  The priory is reached by a tiny twisting track off of the road between Ille sur Tet and Amelie les Bains. It is very well marked from either direction. It is a classic example of Catalan/Roman architecture ; very sober lines and massive walls in schist. Founded in 1082, it... 

 pfsmalo Says:  Dominating Ceret and the Tech valley high on a hillside and roughly 4.5 kms from Ceret stands the old hermitage of San Ferreol. First built in the 13th century, the chapel was rebuilt in the 1600's. Looks as if it has been renovated since in 2004, going by the date on the... 

 ranger49 Says:  The town is expanding and new developments just outside the "old town" are springing up rapidly. It is worth taking your time to wander around the maze of streets within what remains of the city walls. We came across the old Church just as a funeral was about to begin.It was... 

 ranger49 Says:  We love to wander down the small narrow streets and alleyways of towns like Céret. They often open up into squares surrounded by brightly painted houses. In one of these we came across this memory of the French Resistance Movement - a sombre reminder of the recent past. 

 beachcaster Says:  The Saturday morning market is a great spectacle.great atmoshere under the huge Plane trees.............lots of good local foodSit in a cafe and watch the people go by.Just make sure you put cotton wool in your ears to drown out the ghastly Pan pipesfrom the resident Aztec...