The Palace of the Kings of Majorca is a historic 13th-century Gothic palace in Perpignan, France. This castle features impressive red-brick walls and offers stunning views over the city and coast.

Le Castillet is an ancient fortification and city gate in Perpignan. It is now a museum showcasing Catalan culture and traditions, featuring two distinct towers and historical displays.

Perpignan Cathedral, also known as Basilique-Cathédrale de Saint-Jean-Baptiste, is a Roman Catholic cathedral completed in the 15th century. It features a stunning flat façade of red brick and intricate wood carvings inside, making it a key landmark in Perpignan.

The Turtle Valley in Sorède, France, is a zoo that showcases over 500 turtles and tortoises from five continents. Visitors can also see various reptiles and small mammals, making it a great spot for animal lovers.

Sports Park in Perpignan is a large outdoor space for various activities. Visitors can enjoy sports, walking trails, and picnic areas for relaxation.