Les Orgues d'Ille sur Tet — Attraction in Prades

Beautiful place! If you've never been to places with naturally formed rock, like the grand canyon, this is impressive. There are plenty of parking spaces, right next to the ticket store. When buying tickets you will get a free flyer in the language of your choosing (I know they support at least French, English, Spanish, Catalan and Dutch). Children and students get a discount. The walk from the ticket store to the site is a little less than one kilometer. On this route there are artworks and vegetation. Unfortunately for us it was even dryer than usual, so there was no water next to the path for us. The fencing looks poorly maintained and could use some work. The site is advertised as an hour long experience (note: not an hour long walk, but a long hour sight), but if you're used to seeing sites like this and are not all too impressed by it, I can guarantee you it'll...

A unique and beautiful place to visit if you are in the area. We followed directions on Google maps and found it quite easily. We arrived at 1pm on a Thursday in August and it was easy to park. Parking is free and they have toilets which are a good size and clean. There is a gift shop and friendly staff who can provide a free guide book in various languages. The shop sells ice cream/lollies but I didn't see a cafe. There is a short walk across the road for about 5-10 minutes to reach the main site, past some interesting metal sculpture, including a large dinosaur which kids will love. The main site itself is beautiful and great for photography. There is a lot of space for children to run around and explore and it all seemed safe. Highly...

This is more like some pretty badhills, rather than badlands. If this is all they have in Europe for 'badlands' then you should visit. Otherwise, anyone from the US or Canada will laugh at the tiny scope of this, and the 5 euros you pay to see it. The badlands going into Wyoming are taller and cover as far as the eye could see with wildlife in plain view, and it's FREE. But if you truly want to see 'badlands' while in this area, at the junction just before you turn right going to the area, look left. A much more impressive and FREE but less accessible area of badlands can be seen. Otherwise, I would classify this as a tourist trap because of the 1/2 hour tour time and the...