General presentation Amélie-les-Bains-Palalda is a spa town in the Pyrénées-Orientales department, in the Occitanie region. Nestling in the heart of Vallespir, in the Tech valley, it enjoys an exceptional natural environment, with mountains, rivers, Mediterranean forests and Catalan influences. This privileged location makes it an ideal destination for lovers of nature, well-being, culture and outdoor activities, all year round. The commune is made up of a number of complementary entities: Amélie-les-Bains, a renowned spa resort, Palalda, a charming old medieval village, and the many surrounding hamlets and natural areas. Together, they form a rich and diverse area, ideal for a wide variety of activities. Outdoor activities Hiking: The Amélie-les-Bains-Palalda area is criss-crossed by numerous signposted hiking trails. These routes allow you to discover the Vallespir in all its facets: lush green valleys, panoramic ridges, oak and chestnut forests, mid- and high-mountain landscapes. There are walks to suit all abilities, from family-friendly strolls along the banks of the River Tech to more challenging routes to the foothills of the Canigou. Walkers can enjoy themed trails, heritage routes and ancient paths linking Catalan villages. Mountain biking and cycle touring: Cycling enthusiasts will find Amélie-les-Bains a particularly popular playground. The winding roads of the Vallespir offer panoramic routes for cycle touring, while the forest paths and mountain trails are ideal for mountain biking. There are routes linking the surrounding villages, exploring the heights of the Albères mountain range, and more demanding climbs for sporty cyclists. The mild climate is ideal for cycling most of the year. Water sports and fishing: The River Tech runs through the commune and forms a large part of the landscape. It is ideal for recreational fishing, in compliance with current regulations. The riverbanks also provide pleasant spaces for walking, relaxing and observing nature. Nearby, a number of natural areas are ideal for outdoor water-based activities, particularly during the summer months, in an unspoilt and refreshing setting. Nature-watching: Vallespir is renowned for its rich biodiversity. Nature lovers can observe a variety of flora, typical of Mediterranean and mountain areas, as well as a discreet but present fauna: birds, mammals, insects and reptiles. The diversity of the landscape offers opportunities for observation all year round, whether on leisurely strolls or more strenuous hikes. Spa and wellness: The thermal baths of Amélie-les-Bains: Amélie-les-Bains is above all a renowned spa resort. The thermal baths specialise in the treatment of respiratory tract disorders and rheumatism. Every year, many people come to take advantage of the therapeutic properties of the thermal waters. Care and fitness: In addition to medical cures, the resort offers well-being, relaxation and fitness treatments. These services are aimed at both people taking the waters and visitors wishing to relax in a soothing natural setting. The spa is an integral part of the town's identity and a key activity, promoting health and well-being tourism. Cultural and historical heritage: The village of Palalda: Palalda is an ancient medieval village attached to the municipality of Amélie-les-Bains-Palalda. Its narrow streets, stone houses, shady squares and authentic atmosphere are its distinguishing features. Discovering Palalda is a great way to immerse yourself in the region's Catalan history and appreciate its well-preserved architectural heritage. Churches and chapels: There are a number of outstanding religious buildings in the municipality, including the church of Saint-Martin de Palalda and various rural chapels. These monuments bear witness to the religious and cultural history of Vallespir. Local heritage: Visitors can also discover historical remains, elements of traditional Catalan architecture and traces of ancient thermal activity. A number of heritage trails allow visitors to explore these treasures on foot. Entertainment, events and local life: Markets and traditions: Local markets are a great place to discover local produce: seasonal fruit and vegetables, cheeses, cold meats, honeys, wines and Catalan specialities. They help to keep the town alive and promote local know-how. Festivals and cultural events: Throughout the year, Amélie-les-Bains-Palalda hosts traditional festivals, cultural events, concerts and summer entertainment. These events reflect the Catalan identity of the region and encourage exchanges between locals and visitors. Gastronomy and local produce: Local gastronomy is an important part of the Amélie-les-Bains-Palalda experience. The town's restaurants and establishments celebrate Catalan cuisine and products from the south of France: sun-drenched vegetables, meat, fish, olive oils, local wines and traditional sweets. The proximity of wine estates also means you can discover the wines of Roussillon during visits or tastings. Excursions and discoveries in the surrounding area: Nearby towns and villages: Amélie-les-Bains is an ideal base from which to explore the Pyrénées-Orientales department. Nearby, visitors can discover Céret, renowned for its modern art museum and market, as well as many typical Vallespir villages. Mountains and emblematic sites: The Canigou massif, the emblematic mountain of the Catalans, offers numerous opportunities for hiking and excursions. The mountain landscapes contrast with the mild Mediterranean climate. Sea and Spain: The Vermeille coast, with Collioure, Port-Vendres and Banyuls-sur-Mer, is accessible on day trips. The proximity of the Spanish border also makes it easy to head for southern Catalonia and Le Perthus. Conclusion: Thanks to the diversity of its activities, the richness of its heritage and the quality of its natural environment, Amélie-les-Bains-Palalda stands out as a complete destination, suitable for wellness tourism as well as nature, cultural and discovery holidays. Its peaceful setting, strong Catalan identity and variety of experiences make it an attractive destination for a wide range of visitors, all year round.

The flat is located in Amélie-les-Bains, in a quiet residential area close to the town centre and the spa's main amenities. It benefits from a pleasant environment, while remaining easily accessible from the town's main roads.