Loge de Mer

The Loge de Mer is a stunning example of Catalan Gothic architecture, built between the 14th and 16th centuries. Originally the seat of the Sea Consulate, it regulated maritime trade in the region. The building's ornate facade features pointed arches, tracery windows, and a distinctive bell tower. Inside, grand halls with vaulted ceilings evoke the wealth and power of Perpignan's medieval merchants. Over the centuries, it has served as the town hall and a theater, adapting to the city's needs. Today, it hosts exhibitions and events, and its ground floor houses a popular café. The Loge de Mer stands as a symbol of Perpignan's historical role as a Mediterranean trading hub.

Don't miss

• The ornate Catalan Gothic facade with pointed arches and carvings
• The grand interior halls with vaulted ceilings
• The bell tower offering views over the old town
• The lively café on the ground floor

Tickets & tours

Ways to visit Loge de Mer

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