Things to see and do Canal du Midi

In the heart of the old medieval neighborhood, within walking distance from Basilique Saint-Paul-Serge, this private residence is one of the jewels of the district of Bourg. This is the only type of Renaissance architecture of the sixteenth century Narbonne still has. Maison des Trois Nourrices owes its name to the large breasts of the caryatids of its facade. These sculptures surround the bay with pier glass and adorn the southern frontage. In Narbonne, it is said that the house received Molière and that Cinq-Mars was arrested while he plotted against Richelieu. Since its restoration in 2007, it has been housing the Prenatal Service of the Hospital. This house can be visited within European Heritage Days.

Arnaud will take you on a tour of his city in an 8-seater air-conditioned minibus to see and understand everything about the "Île singulière", with selected stops. The authentic in a day, here is the motto of this true Sétois who brings us, through well-felt anecdotes, the most picturesque of the singular Island. His visits on the theme of heritage are punctuated with delicious tastings. You can admire, for example, the marine cemetery, Mount Saint-Clair, the theater of the sea, the market, the upper quarter, the old port, the Levis Bridge... Reservation possible at the tourist office.

Located behind the Balma-Gramont shopping centre, Kidou Récré is the place to consider when your children need to unwind! It covers an area of 1,400 ^m2 to provide playgrounds that are accessible for children up to 12 years old. The first, the Baby area, is designed for toddlers from 0 to 2 years old, accompanied by their parents, for psychomotor games. The other two are reserved for 2-4 year olds on one side and 4-12 year olds on the other, with the program slides, climbing, obstacle courses... under the supervision of the Kidou Récré ! Parents are not forgotten and can rest quietly in the nearby cafeteria with a view of their blond heads!

The church Notre-Dame du Taur has been erected at the end of the Middle Ages, on the location where the grave of Saint Saturnin lies. It is easily spotted on the right from the place du Capitole to the Basilica of Saint-Sernin. You must observe the representation of the martyrdom of Saint Saturnin, near the portal. We will also note the church's triangular coat and its wall wall.

The hotel de Bernuy is more known today under the name of the high school, which houses it, the Pierre de Fermat high school. Nevertheless, this is the origin of one of the most beautiful hotels in the city, built thanks to the pastel trade in the sixteenth century. It is possible to admire it from Gambetta Street, which leads to the Garonne from the Capitole. The Pastelier Pastelier Jean Bernuy, who became Capitoul in 1533, therefore erected this hotel by Louis Privat in the Renaissance style. Its hexagonal tower is one of the highest in the city.

The Tourist Office of Marseillan-Plage is available throughout the year for requests for useful information, questions about accommodation or food, about the city's cultural and sports agenda, activities to do in the region, etc.

Whether you lived on the Aude or just passing through the Aude, you could not miss the numerous stone huts that dotted the landscape of Cathar Country. Typical of the region, these constructions bearing the name "capitelles" used to be used as a shelter for shepherds. The promenade we offer will allow you to discover a few. On the Rue du Château-Fort, it is an illustrated stone indicating its departure; You will then need to follow the direction of Villelongue before taking on the left and following the yellow marking of the trees (sometimes random: distrust!). The capitelles are indicated by yellow panels.

Tariff: free.

Duration: 1 p. m.

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Common departure: Saint-Martin-le-Vieux.