Collioure, an ideal environment
Between sea and mountain
In the heart of the rocky coast, bordered by the Mediterranean Sea, Collioure is nestled between the sea and the mountains. Thanks to its exceptional sunshine and its preserved nature, Collioure offers visitors extraordinary panoramas and a unique spectacle. Between isolated creeks, pebble beaches and old stones, Collioure is the result of a clever mix of land and sea. Beyond this privileged geographical situation, Collioure benefits from an exceptional architectural heritage. All these works and buildings, mainly military or religious, are pages of its rich history.
Don’t miss out
Modern art museum with sea view
Nestled in the heart of a green setting overlooking the bay of Collioure, the Museum of Modern Art is undoubtedly a place to discover. Don’t come here in search of over-consumption of art or excessive abundance, you will be disappointed. Instead, come and discover carefully selected works, unique collections and original exhibitions that invite you to discover or rediscover the artistic history of Collioure.
To discvoer
Two steps away from the hotel…
The Forts
Like the Château de Royal or the church tower, which are part of the strong identity of the Catalan city and its international reputation. Fort Saint Elme, the signal towers (Madeloc and Massane), Fort Dugommier, Fort Miradou, Fort Carré and Fort Rond are part of the evolution of military architecture and its defences.
Guided visits
Guided tours are organised to help you discover the history of the town and its precious heritage. A walk through the old quarters of Collioure is a must, where typical streets, colourful facades and lush vegetation will lead you into an authentic and picturesque atmosphere.
The Chapels
The chapel of St Vincent, the church of Notre Dame des Anges, the Protestant temple, the Dominican monastery and its cloister as well as the hermitage of Notre Dame de Consolation trace the religious history of the town.