Saint-Cirq-Lapopie is one of those places that you keep in mind. Imagine arriving in 1950 on board the car of the surrealist poet André Breton, you arrive from Cahors and when you see the town of Saint-Cirq-Lapopie one thought comes to you: I have stopped wanting to be elsewhere - declared the leader of the surrealist movement when talking about his love at first sight for the Lotois village. The emotion that everyone can feel when visiting the town for the first time is repeated each time you walk through the cobbled streets of this strange perched village. Its history takes us back in the footsteps of our medieval ancestors who built this city.
Grand Narbonne Tourism launched in early July an e-shop to book original walks and discoveries around the destination. Every day of the week, a ...
From 07/19/2021 to 07/29/2021 : Taking place between the sea and the garrigues, the Thau Festival has been setting the Etang de Thau and the town of Mèze on fire in the heart ...
