Getaway in the Medieval Carcassonne and in the Roman Narbonne - 3 days/2 nights

Escapade for two in Carcassonne and Narbonne. Visit at your own pace 2 historical cities of the South of France. Ideal stay without car, for arrivals by train or plane to Carcassonne, from Brussels-Charleroi, London-Stansted, Liverpool or Dublin, Lisbon, to discover Carcassonne and Narbonne and their architectural treasures. Share a Mediterranean art of living sitting on the terraces of coffee, experience the atmosphere of the markets, meet the artisans of art, savor the cuisine and fine wines with southern accents. Day 1: Arrival in Carcassonne Shuttle from the airport or train station to the city center of Carcassonne. Your accommodation: located 10 minutes walk from the medieval city of Carcassonne and the banks of the Aude to access the Pont-Vieux at Bastide, the lower town of Carcassonne. Gite version in Carcassonne: Welcome and installation in the brand new Gite city break Premium Gites de France, 41m2, balcony overlooking the city, equipped with garden furniture, living room 1 bedroom bed 160, 1 bedroom bed 140, bathroom 'water. On the spot communal swimming pool in the residence, Private parking. Sheets and towels provided, Internet access. Version Hotel 3 * 5 minutes from the city: recently renovated in a colorful and warm place under the sign of legends and the history of the City of Carcassonne. The rooms are air-conditioned and equipped with free WiFi, a TV, desk, as well as a private bathroom with shower or bathtub, hairdryer. The rooms are soundproofed, double glazed windows, opening windows, complete concealment of light. Accessible by elevator. Buffet breakfast in the restaurant room open to the pool. In the medieval city of Carcassonne, visit the Count's Castle and ramparts and the permanent exhibition 'The restoration of the City of Carcassonne in the nineteenth century'. Then free visit of the medieval city, one of the largest fortified cities in Europe, among the best preserved thanks to the restoration of Viollet-le-Duc in the nineteenth century. Discovery of this World Heritage site with its typical narrow streets and stalls. Three kilometers of ramparts, two fortified walls (4th and 13th century), four gates, 52 towers and barbicans offer remarkable views of the surrounding area, the lower town, the Canal du Midi, the black mountain, the Pyrenees. Suggestions: the cooperative of the old wash house which presents the works of art of artisans audois and Dinner in the City.

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