Notre-Dame la Réal church

Notre-Dame la Réal displays a Catalan architectural style with red brick windows and walls alternating with small stone patterns throughout its structure.

The church, founded in 1300 by King James II of Majorca, hosted the Council of La Real in 1408 with anti-pope Benedict XIII and Emperor Sigismund.

The interior houses significant artworks, including a white marble baptistery, wooden carved tomb, and organs built by the Grinda brothers.

Located at 4-8 Rue de l'Eglise la Real in Perpignan, the church maintains daily opening hours and welcomes visitors without entrance fee.

The structure extends 61 meters in length, 22 meters in width, and reaches a height of 39.75 meters with fifteen lateral chapels.

Location: Perpignan

Elevation above the sea: 39.75 m

Length: 61 m

Width: 22 m

GPS coordinates: 42.69680,2.89740

Latest update: June 23, 2025 10:00