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A River in France

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Explore Beautiful Carcassonne

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The Food

With many enticing restaurants to choose from, you will always find the perfect spot for a leisurely lunch, perfectly timed dinner or a late-night drink under the stars. When you arrive ask Lisa and Chris for some suggestions when you arrive.

With many enticing restaurants to choose from, you will always find the perfect spot for a leisurely lunch, perfectly timed dinner or a late-night drink under the stars. When you arrive ask Lisa and Chris for some suggestions when you arrive.

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The Wine

The history of Languedoc wines can be traced to the first vineyards planted along the coast by the early Greeks in the fifth century BC. Along with parts of Provence, these are the oldest planted vineyards in France.  Sample at some of our fine vineyards, or take a leisurely trip along the Canal du Midi, sipping along the way.  You can find tastings at many of our local wineries, such as Chateau de Pennautier, or arrange a guided tour with one of our local tour guides (ask about seasonal suggestions).

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The Adventure

Sites to discover not far away include Carcassonne Fine Arts Museum (700m), Place Carnot (450m), Saint-Gimer Church (1 km), Saint-Nazaire-Carcassonne Basilica (1 km), Saint-Michel de Carcassonne Cathedral (329 m), Count's Castle of Carcassonne (1 km away), City Ramparts (1 km), Pont Vieux (1 km), Saint-Vincent Church (474 ​​m), La bastide Saint-Louis (369 m).

You are only 1.5 hours from the Pyrenees Mountains, 1 hour from the Mediterranean and nestled between the Canal du Midi and the Aude River.

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Cite de Carcassonne

Step back several centuries into another time. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, La Cite at Carcassonne is a restored medieval walled city on the hills of the Aude River. Explore on foot the inner Cite, including Saint-Nazaire-Carcassonne Basilica, and walk the Ramparts and the Count's Castle. Enjoy restaurants, shopping and breathtaking views of the Pyrenees Mountains, Black Mountains and La Bastide.

With many enticing restaurants to choose from, you will always find the perfect spot for a leisurely lunch, perfectly timed dinner or a late-night drink under the stars. When you arrive ask Lisa and Chris for some suggestions when you arrive.

Bastide Saint Louis

Built on the left bank of the Aude River below La Cite de Carcassonne in 1260, enjoy markets and restaurants, shops and culture: Carcassonne Fine Arts Museum (700 m), Place Carnot (450 m), Saint-Gimer Church (1 km), Saint-Michel de Carcassonne Cathedral (329 m), Count's Castle of Carcassonne (1 km away), Pont Vieux (1 km), Saint-Vincent Church (474 ​​m), La bastide Saint-Louis (369 m).  Modern shopping mixed with vivid history.  Take a tour with local guides, such as Cocoa&Grapes, for a chocolate and wine tasting walking tour (mention you booked with us and Cocoa&Grapes will offer a discount!).

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