Things to do and see in Argeliers and Aude
Between nature, culture and gastronomy, Argeliers offers a truly Occitan experience. Discover the treasures of the Canal du Midi, explore the Minervois vineyards and stroll through the beautiful medieval villages.
Things to do and see in Argeliers and Aude
Between nature, culture and gastronomy, Argeliers offers a truly Occitan experience. Discover the treasures of the Canal du Midi, explore the Minervois vineyards and stroll through the beautiful medieval villages.
From peaceful canals to medieval towns and sun-drenched vineyards, the Argeliers region is filled with authentic southern charm. Discover local traditions, breathtaking scenery and hidden gems just a short drive from LE N°9.
Carcassonne
A must-see: the fortified city of Carcassonne is a medieval gem.
Listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997, the city of Carcassonne,
with its three kilometers of ramparts, 52 towers and barbicans, its castle and the ancient cathedral of Saint-Nazaire, bears witness to 1,000 years of military architecture and 2,500 years of history.
Listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997, the city of Carcassonne,
with its three kilometers of ramparts, 52 towers and barbicans, its castle and the ancient cathedral of Saint-Nazaire, bears witness to 1,000 years of military architecture and 2,500 years of history.
Narbonne
Discover the old town, steeped in history, with its impressive cathedral and lively covered market. An ideal place to stroll its medieval streets and sample local specialties.
Béziers
A lively southern town known for its vineyards, Roman heritage and the famous Fonserannes locks on the Canal du Midi. Perfect for a day of culture, shopping and local cuisine.
Minerva
A stunning medieval village perched high above the gorges, Minerve offers breathtaking views and an insight into Cathar history.
Gruissan Beach
Relax on the soft sand and admire :
La Clape and its vineyards.
the Barberousse tower
Salin de Gruissan.
The Auzils chapel.
Cottages and beaches.
Fishermen's huts.
The village of Gruissan.
Fontfroide Abbey
Fontfroide, one of France's most beautiful Cistercian abbeys, offers serene gardens, historic architecture and peaceful walking trails - a true journey through time and spirituality.
The Canal du Midi
The Canal du Midi is a French navigation canal with a shared reach that has linked Toulouse to the Mediterranean Sea since the xviiᵉ century. Originally called the "Canal Royal de Languedoc", it was renamed the "Canal du Midi" by the revolutionaries in 1789.
the port of somail
The port of Le Somail was an important stopover for the mail boat. It was here that it stopped to "lie down" on the evening of the third day from Toulouse
Argeliers
The birthplace of Marcelin Albert (1851-1921), cafe owner and winegrower considered the leader of the 1907 Midi winegrowers' revolt, Argeliers lies in the heart of the Narbonnais region, on the banks of the Canal du Midi.
View from the roadman's bridge and Le Chat qui pêche, a must-see restaurant.
