Perpignan Travel Plans

Welcome to a city where the wine flows like the river, the seafood is fresher than a fish's first day of school, and the northern winds will have you questioning why you even packed a hat.

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How to get to Perpignan

Plane

The best way to get to Perpignan by plane is to fly to Perpignan–Rivesaltes Airport, which is located approximately 7 km north of the city center. Flights to Perpignan are available from multiple cities throughout Europe such as London, Paris and Barcelona.

Car

The best way to get to Perpignan by car is to take the A9 motorway, which runs along the Mediterranean coast and connects to the rest of France and Europe. The journey from Montpellier to Perpignan takes around an hour and a half. Once in Perpignan there are several car parks available throughout the city center.

Train

Perpignan is well-connected by train with high-speed TGV trains from Paris, Marseille and Barcelona. The Perpignan train station is located in the heart of the city just a short walk from the historic center.

Boat

Perpignan is not connected to any major sea ports and therefore there are no boat services available to the city.

Bus

National and international bus companies offer services to Perpignan from various cities in France and Europe. The bus station in Perpignan is located on Boulevard Saint-Assiscle, just over a kilometre from the city center.

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