The Orgues d'Ille-sur-Têt is a tourist attraction located in the commune of Ille-sur-Têt, in the Pyrénées-Orientales region of France. They are fairy chimneys formed by the erosion of four-million-year-old sedimentary rock. The site is managed by the Ille-sur-Têt town council and is considered an exceptional heritage site. The sand and clay cliffs have been sculpted by weathering, giving the rock a rugged, almost lunar appearance. Access to the site is subject to regulations and an entrance fee is charged. The Orgues d'Ille-sur-Têt have been listed since 1981 and are protected as a natural monument and picturesque site.
Further information
Opening time and information on THE ORGANS OF ILLE SUR TET
Horraires: From January 03rd to February 09th: 2pm – 5.30pm From February 10th to March 30th: 10am – 6pm From March 31st to June 14th: 9.30am – 7pm From June 15th to September 14th: 9.15am – 8pm From September 15th to October 14th: 9.30am – 7pm. to close: From December 20th, 2018 to January 02nd, 2019. From October 15th to November 04th: 10am – 6pm From November 05th to December 19th: 2pm – 5.30pm. ticket office 1 hour before the closing of the site. Free for under 10-year-olds. Adult: €5 (reduced rate: €4.00 (pass 66, teenager 14-18 years, students, unemployed)). Child (from 10 to 13 years old): €3.50. - Educational service: €3.50 by pupil and service Guided tour (by reservation) - Adult rate and youth as from 14 years: €6.00.
Book the Best Activities with Get Your Guide
Members' reviews on THE ORGANS OF ILLE SUR TET
El paisatge val la pena però tampoc crec que calgui pagar tant per quelcom natural que no els suposa (o si més no, no s'aprecia) un gran manteniment.
Paysage des petites collines façonnées par le temps(érosion par la pluie et vent).
A voir se que la nature peut faire.