Frequently asked questions

You can visit the Château Royal on a guided tour, visit the museum of Collioure, visit the church or take part in a wine tasting and anchovies tasting.

Discover here the places in Collioure to visit in the 4 seasons

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There is no free parking in Collioure

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Dogs are not allowed on buses, but are allowed on trains on a lead and muzzled.

Scooters and bicycles are accepted on the bus

• Browse bus timetables here
• Find information about how to get here by bus here

• Browse train timetables here
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Click here for a map of Collioure

There are 3 toilets available in Collioure:

• Saint Vincent beach
• Place du 8 mai 1945
• Avenue Général de Gaulle at the entrance to the Glacis car park

A luggage storage service is available at the Rue Pasteur tobacconist’s by booking on Nannybag or by visiting the tobacconist’s directly.

You can send us your request by filling in the contact form and specifying whether you would like to receive it by email or by post.

Villa Ibanova (5, rue du soleil, Collioure) rents out parking spaces for €50 a week. +33 (0)6 79 62 27 68

Here are the taxis you can take to or from Collioure:

• Abilio taxi: +33 (0)4 68 82 82 83
• Canal +33 (0)4 68 82 27 80
• Taxi david +33 (0)4 68 82 09 30

The town of Collioure has bicycle racks:

• 6 cycle racks in the Admiralty car park
• 12 cycle racks in the Place du 8 mai 1945.

Browse the Coastal Path brochure here

Please find here geotrek, the website listing all the walks in Collioure and the surrounding area

Several companies offer luggage transport on the coastal path:

• Catalogne découverte
• Abilio taxi: +334 68 82 82 83
• Taxi du Cap cerbère
• Taxi david
• Mini bus voyages
• Balaguère
• Randonnades

There are several companies that can help you book accommodation on the coastal path:

• Catalogne découverte
• Balaguères
• Randonnades

• Itinerary from Collioure to Cadaquès: https://natureoccitane.fr/fr/de-collioure-a-cadaques-a-velo-version-liberte/v47
• Itinerary from Collioure to Figuérast: https://www.allibert-trekking.com/voyage/collioure-la-cote-catalane-de-collioure-a-roses-a-velo
• The Mediterranean coast by bike : https://www.lamediterraneeavelo.com/
• Find out more about the department’s cycling map : https://pro-tourismeadt66.com/nouvelle-carte-velos-2023-2024 
• Find all the cycling routes in the department: https://www.ledepartement66.fr/le-tourisme-en-velo-cyclotourisme/

Yes, you can visit it during opening hours, find out more

There is no Fauvism museum, there is the Collioure Modern Art Museum but there are no Fauvism artworks on display there.

There is also the Vitrine sur le Fauvisme venue,which is not a museum, but a cultural space with 3 distinct areas:

• 1 shop selling posters of Fauvism artworks, postcards, magnets, books on the history and art of Collioure and many other curiosities to discover!
• The departure point for guided walks and creative workshops for children.
• A fun touch-screen terminal to find out more about the history of Collioure

See here everything you can do around Collioure

Browse here the must-sees of the Pyrénées Orientales department

Click here for a tourist map of the department

ATV organises excursions to visit the department or Spain. Find out more

Find beaches and coves in and around Collioure here

Visit here the top activities for families in Collioure

Discover also here our Collioure as a family page

Find here 10 good reasons to come to Collioure

Discover here the must-sees of Collioure

Discover here the sites that are not-to-be-missed

You can also discover the “Collioure, the journey begins” application: Read our 2 articles on the application:

• Why download the application?
• The application quick user guide

Discover here the Machado sites to visit in Collioure

Don’t miss here our article on Antonio Machado

Fort Saint Elme is closed to visitors, but you can still discover the exterior and admire the breathtaking views over the bay of Collioure. The walk to get there offers numerous viewpoints.

You can also get to Fort Saint Elme by car via Port Vendres, or you can take the little train (leaving from Place du 8 Mai) or go on foot via the museum, the gazebo, the mill and then on to Fort Saint Elme the museum, the Gloriette, the Moulin (mill), then on to Fort Saint Elme

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No New Year’s bath in Collioure

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Boat trips run from June to the end of September.

Find out more:

https://www.kapmer.fr/ 

https://www.roussillon-croisieres.com/

https://www.ctm-croisieres.com/collioure/

No, there are no fireworks displays in Collioure on 14 July and 15 August.

There are fireworks displays on 16 August and 31 December, subject to authorisation from the prefecture

Browse here the unmissable events in Collioure

You can book them here (in the “book now” section on our website).

It’s not easy to visit the Château with a pushchair because there are steps to get up to the Château, but you can use it in the courtyard. We recommend you take a baby carrier or visit on foot.

The little train has a pushchair storage area

It’s not easy to visit Collioure with a pushchair, because the town has a lot of steps. However, you can walk along the seafront and stroll through the Mouré or the Port d’Avall  districts (carrying your pushchair if there are steps). You can also stroll around the shops in Collioure. If you can, opt for a baby carrier or explore on foot.

Visit here the top activities for families in Collioure

Discover also here our Collioure as a family page

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The little tourist train is not equipped to accommodate PRM.

However, at the kiosk, staff can help you to seat the person if they are accompanied and able to get up from the wheelchair to the seat on the train (with assistance).

It’s worth noting that the little train moves quite a bit during the ride, so if the person is not able to stay upright, the journey could be a little tricky.

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Yes, the tourist office has facilities suited to all 4 disabilities

• PRM access
• Access for the hearing impaired
• Access for the visually impaired
• Access for those with a mental disability

 Here you’ll find all the information you need if you’re coming to Collioure with your dog

Dogs are no longer allowed on the little train

Dogs are not allowed on buses, but are allowed on trains on a lead and muzzled.

The Collioure shops are open from Monday to Sunday in season (April to October).

Some shops are open all year round, but many close from November to March.

See here the shops you can find in Collioure

See here the shops where you can buy wine in Collioure

See here the shops where you can buy anchovies in Collioure

Here’s where you can find croquants:

Crunchy the old-fashioned way: 8 Rue Berthelot in Collioure.

The Collioure market takes place on Wednesday mornings and Sunday mornings at the Place du Maréchal Leclerc. Find out more about the markets

Find here information about the market and evening markets

You can shop at the following supermarkets:

• Carrefour City (18 Avenue De La République )
• Vival (Place du Général Leclerc)
• Alimentation de la Tour, 30 rue de la Démocratie
• Direct Roussillon, 3 avenue du Général de Gaulle

Here are the bakeries in Collioure:

• Boulangerie Saint Vincent: 9, rue Saint Vincent
• Fleca Farrés: 16, rue Pasteur