Tourist offices Pyrénées-Orientales

Welcome to the heart of the regional natural reserve of the Catalan Pyrenees, classified reserve since 1993. Here you will find all the information about the many leisure activities that are proposed to you, at all seasons. Skiing, of course, but also snowshoeing, hiking or VVT, or even field trips for all ages, with the inhabitants of the villages of Eyne and Saint Pierre dels Forcats. For it is the inhabitants of the valley who speak best of their mountains. They will share this lifestyle, this love of wildlife and flora that make Cambre d 'Aze a paradise on earth.

Every Wednesday at 10:30 am, the Office offers you a free guided tour of the city. You will be surprised to discover all the riches that Prades has to offer and in particular its baroque altarpiece, the largest in France. The sub-prefecture of the department is not only famous for its Pablo Casals festival, its Catalan Summer University, but also for the 10 days of Ciné-Rencontres or the Romanesque Lands days. Finally, in Prades, you are at the foot of the Canigó, and many mountain activities open your arms!

Les Angles is a charming town. The tourist office offers a variety of services to help tourists make the most of their stay. They can obtain brochures on available accommodation, cultural activities, relaxation activities, recreational activities, nature activities and thrill-seeking activities. The tourist office also provides information on ski partners, ski slopes, hiking trails, mountain bike routes and equipment rental.

With its mountains rising to an altitude of 2,500 metres, Haut-Vallespir offers breathtaking scenery. The Massif du Canigó, France's 11th Grand Site, is considered the sacred mountain of the Catalan region. The 23 km2 Nature Reserve offers a mosaic of scree, rocky outcrops, crystal-clear streams and an astonishing diversity of flora. Hiking enthusiasts will be delighted with the region's 11 walking itineraries, 11 hiking itineraries and 5 long hikes. To get off to a good start, it's advisable to follow a few safety rules, have the right equipment and respect the surrounding nature.

The town of Cluses is located in the average Arve valley, the river to the Rhone in Geneva. It has two major assets. The first is historic: it is the perfect conversion of the clock and watch industry to undercutting (see absolutely the clocks and Undercutting) - machining in large series of industrial rooms. The second is its location: Cluses is a good starting base for five stations of the grand massif: Flaine, Le Praz-de-Lys, Carroz-in Araches, Morillon and Samoëns. A summer event not to be missed: Music in stock, which offer contemporary music to us, rock with the blues. Some figures: 5 hotels, 29 restaurants and 350 shops. It is a pleasant city with its traces of the past: the old bridge, the town hall, the place of Allobroges and its fountain of the 18th century... You walk on the banks of the Arve from the tourism Office to Lake Thyez or one is a small hiking. Cluses does not lack attractions!

Attention, the tourist info point is small and timetables are likely to change during the course of the year, but you will find enthusiasts who love their village and help you discover the riches of Saint-Laurent-de-Cerdans and you will be surprised by the resources of this beautiful village very apt.

A Tourist Office that reflects the dynamism of the station! In all seasons, here, you move, you discover, you dine; that's the reason why the Tourist Office is open 365 days a year and provides you with a wealth of information. On their website check in real-time the weather forecast, the snow on the encrypted slopes and with webcam, the agenda.

Prepare your stay at home and make an online reservation of material, accommodation and activities on the "shop" www.lesangles.com

Osséja is a charming village at an altitude of 1,200 meters, at the foot of the Puigmal massif. With its position on the Spanish border and its proximity to Andorra, Osséja offers many assets and activities to attract visitors all year round. The village has a population of around 1400 and is included in the Parc Naturel Régional des Pyrénées-Catalanes. It enjoys an exceptionally sunny climate and an invigorating mountain atmosphere with a gentle Mediterranean influence. Osséja is recognized as a green resort, offering a privileged natural environment with an immense forest and numerous marked hiking trails for walking, snowshoeing and mountain biking. In addition to its unspoilt nature, Osséja also offers walks through the village, with its Romanesque church, ancient mills, picturesque lanes and fountains. The lake below the village is an ideal place to relax, with picnic areas and activities for children. Traditional festivals such as Saint Peter's Day, the International Sheepdog Competition and the Catalan Festival are not to be missed in the Vanéra valley.

Becoming Point Info Tourism, it has the merit to exist and to inform you about the many possibilities around and in the village, from the fortress of Salses to the surprising Camp de Rivesaltes and its superb museum not to miss.