A true symbol of the region, with its blood and gold colours, the TER Train Jaune has been criss-crossing the region all year round for almost 100 years...
Travelling by train, particularly in the open-top carriages, is like watching a panoramic film, punctuated by the swaying of the carriages: halfway up the steep slopes of the Têt valley, the train skims over the void, then gently crosses wide, bucolic spaces at the foot of the Canigou, Cambre d'Aze, Carlit and Puigmal massifs, with the silhouette of the Serra del Cadi in the distance... A real getaway in the Catalan Pyrenees!

The Theater of Complicity offers a program of shows and concerts during the "Fridays of St. Matthew" (programming on www.theatredelacomplicite.info). Office hours: Monday - Tuesday - Thursday: from 10am to noon and from 3pm to 5pm. Friday: 10am to noon.

L'Archipel is Perpignan's scène nationale, a label awarded to French public theatres by the Ministry of Culture and Communication in June 2012.

L'Archipel offers a multi-disciplinary programme (theatre, dance, circus, opera, classical music, contemporary music, shows for young audiences and contemporary music concerts, as well as a festival of sound and visual creation: Aujourd'hui Musiques) and is positioned as a cross-border stage promoting and strengthening the emergence of a vast area open to the Mediterranean.

Its aim is to be a centre for the production and dissemination of contemporary performing arts.
L'Archipel brings together an archipelago of venues in the city of Perpignan: le Grenat, le Carré and the ElMediator concert hall.

The Théâtre de l'Archipel was designed by the architectural firm of Jean Nouvel and Brigitte Métra.

Ample parking, disabled access. 2 air-conditioned rooms, equipped with sound-lighting-video. One has a surface area of 200 m2 for a maximum of 150 participants in the theatre, the other for 500 to 800 participants in the theatre with stage, backstage and control room.