Information Sources
The local tourism offices provide a wealth of information, and often can mail English-language brochures to your home address for help in the planning process. It is also a good idea to visit the tourism office of every locality to get maps, brochures and helpful advice.
Office du Tourisme et des Congrès de Perpignan
Palais des Congrès, Place Armand Lanoux,
Perpignan
33-04-68-66-30-30
contact-office@little-france.com
www.perpignan-tourisme.com
Office Municipal du Tourisme d’Argèles-sur-Mer
Place Europe,
33-04-68-81-15-85
Perpignan
info@argeles-sur-mer.com
www.argeles-sur-mer.com
Office du Tourisme de Prades
4 Rue des Marchands,
Perpignan
33-04-68-05-41-02
infos@prades-tourisme.com
www.prades-tourisme.com
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