Low-cost car hire Perpignan - from 10€/day

Perpignan is a fantastic destination. The city has something for everyone, from distinctive medieval buildings and contemporary museums to a variety of neighboring Mediterranean beaches. Perpignan is also the capital of France's Catalan population, and there are several landmarks and cultural institutes for anyone interested in learning more about it.

Perpignan One-Way Car Rentals

The following are the most common one-way rental choices for pick-up in Perpignan and drop-off in another city:

From Perpignan to Carcassonne, prices start at 3157 euros per day.
Perpignan to Paris fares start at 3213 euros per day.
From Perpignan to Nice - starting at 3216 per day
From Perpignan to Turin, prices start at 32347 per day.

City facts that are useful

Perpignan, located on the sea coast on the rivers Têt and Basse, has a Mediterranean climate with scorching summers and short, moderate winters. In July, the hottest month, the average high temperature is 29°C (85°F), whereas in January, the average high temperature is 12°C (54°F). Its summers are drier than its winters, but the seasonal precipitation changes are not as pronounced as in other of the adjacent coastal towns of Italy and Spain.
Perpignan is a famous beach location, located only 8 kilometers (5 miles) from the Mediterranean. Some well-known beaches are Leucate Beach and La Franqui Beach, which are ideal for water activities like as surfing, Torreilles Beach, which draws visitors with its magnificent sand dunes, and Canet Beach, which has the most people. You can simply go up and down the coast in a rental car and enjoy the finest that the Mediterranean coast has to offer.
La Gare de Perpignan, or Perpignan Train Station, is not just a public transportation hub, but also a renowned Salvador Dal artwork. The Spanish surrealist built it immediately after experiencing "cosmogonic rapture" in Perpignan in 1963; he would subsequently refer to the station as the center of the universe. The original 3m × 4m artwork is currently on exhibit at the Ludwig Museum in Cologne, Germany, although tourists to Perpignan may still view the railway station. It is appropriately placed in 1 Salvador Dal Square.

Best vacation spots and activities

Cathedral of Perpignan The most renowned edifice in Perpignan, also known as the Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist, took over 200 years to complete - the first stone was placed in 1324, but the cathedral was not completed until the early 16th century. It is one of Perpignan's emblems, built in the Catalan Gothic style and therefore comparable to the great cathedrals of Barcelona.
The Majorcan Kings' Palace. The fortified palace, an outstanding architectural complex, was erected in the early 14th century. Perpignan had recently been named the capital of the Kingdom of Majorca, and the construction of the palace reinforced the city's role as a power center. The palace suffered greatly during the Franco-Spanish wars in the 16th century, although it was subsequently restored to its former splendor. It is now surrounded by lovely gardens and is frequently used as a location for concerts and other cultural activities.
The Aviation Museum is a must-see. Charles Notinger, a former French war pilot, bought a vast vineyard in 1976 with the intention of converting it into an aviation museum. This tiny and intriguing museum, which has been open for more than four decades, displays a number of French fighter jets as well as several civilian aircraft and many exhibits linked to the French aviation sector.