Saint-Michel-De-Llotes: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Saint-Michel-de-Llotes is nestled in a beautiful holm oak forest on the edge of the Aspres.

Anyone considering Saint-Michel-de-Llotes as a travel destination may want to rent a holiday apartment.

Culture

The Église Saint-Michel was first mentioned in 1229. It has a Lombard apse with a continuous arcade frieze and has been listed as a protected monument since 30 July 1973.

The Dolmen du Mas Payrot dates from the Neolithic period and has been listed as a protected monument since 26 November 1959. It is located in Ad-Massos in Saint-Michel-de-Llotes.

The 18th-century altarpiece “retable de Saint Michel” is listed as a protected ecclesiastical furnishing in Saint-Michel-de-Llotes. The statue “Vierge à l'enfant assise” dates from the first half of the 14th century.

Nature

The route from Saint-Michel-de-Llotes to the Col de Fontcouverte is a typical road through the hinterland, lined with oaks and filled with the scent of thyme. The route from Saint-Michel-de-Llotes to the Col Sainte Marguerite is also a typical road through the hinterland; it is lined with oaks and some cork oaks and filled with the scent of thyme.

Routes

The route from Saint-Michel-de-Llotes to the Col de Fontcouverte begins at the entrance to the village; there is a car park and a picnic table there. The route from Saint-Michel-de-Llotes to the Col Sainte Marguerite also begins at the entrance to the village; there is a car park and a picnic table there.

The Col de Fontcouverte (605 m) can be reached from Saint-Michel-de-Llotes via the D2. The Col de Sainte Marguerite (591 m) can be reached from Saint-Michel-de-Llotes via the D72.

More local pages: Tautavel, Pézilla-La-Rivière, Bélesta, Sahorre, Rivesaltes, Montauriol, Laroque-Des-Albères, Millas.

To the higher-level travel overview: Pyrénées-Orientales.