Argeles sur Mer sights include markets, beaches, museums and churches. Argeles sur Mer boasts sandy beaches that stretch for miles. The beautiful ocean has good swimming conditions. Activities such as scuba diving, windsurfing and surfing are available. It is located in the south of France near the Mediterranean.

Parish Church

The Parish Church is located in the center of the town. It was constructed in the 14th century and it is an example of Gothic architecture. Features of this church are the bell tower and chapels.

Casa de les Alberes

Casa de les Alberes is a small museum which displays a variety of tools. The tools date back to the 19th and 20th centuries. The original collection was formed by the town council and since then locals have added items to the display. The town has run the museum since 2003. Other exhibitions consist of art displays. There is an on-site Catalan library. This is an interesting museum with information on a variety of trades. Outside the museum is a fountain.

Market

The market is open on Saturdays. The market offers a glimpse into the local culture. Browsing the stalls is a fun activity and there are many different products to buy. There are food products on sale as well as crafts and items such as bags. Buy some freshly made bread and cheese for a delicious lunch. Locals come from all over to sell their produce and farmers sell food fresh from their farms.

Town Hall

The town hall is an impressive building with the "liberty, equality and freedom" inscribed on the building.

Perpeytuse

Perpeytuse is the ruins of a temple. It is located on a mountain. The area can be reached by car. Visitors should park their car in the demarcated area and then follow the trail up the mountain. From the top you will be able to see breath-taking views of the surrounding area. There is a gift shop where you can buy souvenirs, books and jewelry.

Argeles sur Mer Coastal Path

The demarcated coastal path is a good place to go for a stroll while enjoying the beauty of the beaches. It stretches from the National Nature Reserve to l'Ouille Beach. It passes through the Public Maritime Domain, Le Racou, docks and woods.. There are signboards in a variety of languages.