Palace of the Kings of Majorca

The Palace of the Kings of Majorca, is a royal residence and a stronghold with gardens sitting above the city of Perpignan in Pyrenees-Orientales, Occitanie, France. The Palace of the Kings of Majorca is a strengthened Palace in the Gothic style. It is sorted out around three yards 60 m square. The first foremen on the site were Ramon Pau and particularly Pons Descoyl, dynamic in Perpignan and the Baleares. It has two churches, one over the other, the lower is the Queen's Chapel, while the upper is Holy Cross with a pink marble entryway.

The situation of the church in the heart the illustrious condos, inverse the position of royalty room, demonstrates the significance of the profound over the fleeting. The arrangement of the royal residence was enlivened by those of Majorca, and the house of prayer resembles that of the prior Sainte-Chapelle in Paris. Entryways, halls, stairs, armatures and the primary towers are altogether made of cut stone, ochre stone from Les Fonts, Baixas Blue, Sandstone, Red Marble from Ville franche-de-Conflent, white and blue marble from Ceret.