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Address:
Fred Bernard8 Rue De La Fontaine Napincarda
Perpignan
66000
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- The spacious living room features an industrial table and chairs, perfect for enjoying breakfast, writing postcards the old-fashioned way, or setting up a computer. Additionally, there is a beautifully restored 19th century sofa and a coffee table. The owner, who is also a talented designer and craftsman, has added their personal touch with a delightful "happiness of the day" element that complements the room's furnishings.- On the other side, the expansive bedroom boasts a luxurious King size bed (180 wide), an elegant art deco dressing table, a clothes rack, a LOUIS XVIII sofa, and a jungle-inspired chest of drawers. The room is further enhanced by two adorable leopard-themed bedside tables, all of which have been thoughtfully refurbished.
- The bathroom, with its dark and inviting tadelakt walls, offers a delightful walk-in shower experience.
Please note that the furniture in the suite may vary slightly, as the owner occasionally updates it due to some guests falling in love with certain pieces and taking them home!
We provide our guests with the keys to the house and the suite, allowing them the freedom to come and go as they please.
Convenient underground parking, available for a fee, is just a short walk away from the house.
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Attractions
- Le Castillet: Located in the heart of Perpignan, Le Castillet is a historic gateway to the city. This fortified tower offers stunning views of the surrounding area and houses the Casa Pairal Museum, showcasing the local Catalan heritage.
- Palace of the Kings of Majorca: Situated on a hill overlooking Perpignan, this medieval palace was built in the 13th century and served as a residence for the kings of Majorca. Visitors can explore its impressive architecture, beautiful gardens, and enjoy panoramic views of the city.
- Perpignan Cathedral: Also known as St. John the Baptist Cathedral, this Romanesque-Gothic style cathedral dates back to the 14th century. It features intricate stained glass windows, a grand organ, and a beautiful cloister.
- Campo Santo: This unique cloister cemetery is a peaceful and atmospheric place to visit. It has a collection of ancient tombs, sarcophagi, and beautiful arcades, making it an interesting spot for history enthusiasts.
- Place de la Loge: A bustling square in the city center, Place de la Loge is surrounded by colorful buildings and lively cafés. It is a great place to relax, people-watch, and soak up the vibrant atmosphere of Perpignan.
- Museum of Hyacinthe Rigaud: Named after the famous portrait painter, this museum showcases a collection of art and historical artifacts. Visitors can admire works by Rigaud and other notable artists while learning about the region's cultural heritage.
- Palais des Congrès: Perpignan's convention center hosts various events, exhibitions, and performances throughout the year. Check its schedule to see if any interesting events are taking place during your visit.
- Jardin de la Miranda: Located just outside the city center, this picturesque garden offers a peaceful escape from the bustling streets. It features beautiful flower beds, fountains, and a stunning view of the Palace of the Kings of Majorca.
- Saint-Jacques Church: This 14th-century church is a notable example of Gothic architecture. It boasts a magnificent rose window and an impressive interior with intricate stone carvings. 10. Le Théâtre de l'Archipel: Perpignan's modern theater complex, Le Théâtre de l'Archipel, hosts a range of performances including theater, dance, music, and more. Check their program to see if there are any shows that interest you.