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Le 17

Quality French cuisine with daily specials.

Address: 1 Rue Cité Bartissol
Getting there: next to cathedral
Hours: Mon-Wed 12:00-13:45, Thu-Sat 12:00-14:00, 19:30-21:30
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Perpignan Cathedral
Basilique-Cathédrale de Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Perpignan
Work on this large brick cathedral began in 1324 during the rule of King Sancho I of Majorca. The fall of the kingdom and the Black Death impeded works, and the building was only finished in 1509. It became a cathedral in 1602. It's been modified many times over the centuries and the oldest part is the choir with its seven-sided apse. Attractions include the white marble main altarpiece with scenes from the lives of Jesus and St John the Baptist, and altarpieces of Notre-Dame-de-la-Magrana and Saint-Pierre. There's also a small chapel with sacred art of the early 14th century, and a wooden crucifix brought here from the Rhine Valley. The western façade of the cathedral has a bell tower with a bell made in 1418.
Daily 08:00-17:00Free
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Église Saint-Jean le Vieux
chapelle Notre Dame dels Correchs
Formerly the main church, Saint-Jean was abandoned once the cathedral was completed, and can't be visited.
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Les cré'actifs du 66
Artisans shop where many artisan sells their products, from jewellery, clothing, home linen, toiletteries, etc. A place to go to buy something you can not found on big franchises.
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Campo Santo
The "field of saints" is a cemetery built from 1300 and used until the French Revolution. It's a brick cloister, with wealthy people buried in its arcades and the less well-off in the middle - now a grass field, formerly an ossuary. The oldest visible grave dates from 1317. It's occasionally an event space.
Tue-Sun 11:00-17:30