David Stanley
Star-shaped Fort St. Elme (1552) on a hilltop overlooking Collioure, France, contains a museum of medieval weapons. #FortStElme #Collioure #France
David Stanley
The Moulin de Collioure above Collioure, France, is a 14th century grain mill later converted into an olive oil mill. #MoulindeCollioure #Collioure #France
David Stanley
The Plage de Port d'Avall faces a quiet bay in Collioure, France, where the Pyrenees meet the Mediterranean. It's seldom crowded, even in mid-summer. #PlagedePortdAvall #Collioure #France
David Stanley
The medieval Château Royal de Collioure in Collioure, France, was reinforced by the Spanish in the 16th century but fell to the French in 1642. #ChateauRoyaldeCollioure #Collioure #France
David Stanley
The outer bastions of the Château Royal de Collioure in Collioure, France, are separated from the central courtyard by a drawbridge. #ChâteauRoyaldeCollioure #Collioure #France
David Stanley
During the 13th and 14th centuries the Château Royal de Collioure in Collioure, France, was the summer residence of the Kings of Majorca. #ChateauRoyaldeCollioure #Collioure #France
David Stanley
Hôtel Restaurant des Templiers in Collioure, France, has hundreds of paintings by Fauvist artists hanging in the bar. After several original paintings by Picasso were stolen only reproductions of the most valuable works are exhibited. #HotelRestaurantdesTempliers #Collioure #France #Picasso
David Stanley
Fort Miradou (1679) behind Collioure, France, was intended to protect the Château Royal de Collioure. Today it is the National Centre for Commando Training of the French Army. #FortMiradou #Collioure #France #NationalCentreforCommandoTraining #FrenchArmy
David Stanley
The gilded high altar (1698) of Notre-Dame-des-Anges Church in Collioure, France, was made by Catalan sculptor Joseph Sunyer. #NotreDamedesAnges #Collioure #France #JosephSunyer
David Stanley
The tower of Notre-Dame-des-Anges Church (1691) in Collioure, France, was once a lighthouse. #NotreDamedesAnges #Collioure #France