Guidebook for Roquetaillade

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Guidebook for Roquetaillade

Sightseeing

The citadel of Carcassonne is quintessential Languedoc: a medieval fortress listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is very touristy but worth exploring.
10 locals recommend
Office de Tourisme de Carcassonne La cité (Annexe)
21 Imp. Agnés de Montpellier
10 locals recommend
The citadel of Carcassonne is quintessential Languedoc: a medieval fortress listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is very touristy but worth exploring.
3 words: Da Vinci Code
112 locals recommend
Rennes le chateau
112 locals recommend
3 words: Da Vinci Code
A quadrangular keep, a masterpiece of gothic art in military architecture.
18 locals recommend
Arques Castle
D613
18 locals recommend
A quadrangular keep, a masterpiece of gothic art in military architecture.
New Age followers believed the "upside down mountain" had mystical powers and that the village would be spared in the 2012 apocalypse. Trek up the mountain and swim in the lake.
37 locals recommend
Bugarach
37 locals recommend
New Age followers believed the "upside down mountain" had mystical powers and that the village would be spared in the 2012 apocalypse. Trek up the mountain and swim in the lake.
This 6th century foundation is best known for a splendid sarcophagus, carved in vivid relief by the Master of Cabestany and depicting the martyrdom of Toulouse’s first bishop St Sernin.
17 locals recommend
Abbaye de Saint Hilaire
n4 Rue de la Mairie
17 locals recommend
This 6th century foundation is best known for a splendid sarcophagus, carved in vivid relief by the Master of Cabestany and depicting the martyrdom of Toulouse’s first bishop St Sernin.
Great castle to visit. Intimately related to the renowned troubadour Peire d’Alvernha. Unfortunately they won't allow you to have a picnic in the compound.
54 locals recommend
Puivert Castle
Rue du Chemin du Château
54 locals recommend
Great castle to visit. Intimately related to the renowned troubadour Peire d’Alvernha. Unfortunately they won't allow you to have a picnic in the compound.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site built in the 17th century to link the Atlantic to the Mediterranean, Canal du Midi runs through the Aude region over 100 kms from west to east. Great for a long stroll.
268 locals recommend
Canal du Midi
268 locals recommend
A UNESCO World Heritage Site built in the 17th century to link the Atlantic to the Mediterranean, Canal du Midi runs through the Aude region over 100 kms from west to east. Great for a long stroll.

Essentials

Great Sunday market selling fresh produce. There's also a second hand clothing market where you can find great clothes at a bargain.
39 locals recommend
Espéraza
39 locals recommend
Great Sunday market selling fresh produce. There's also a second hand clothing market where you can find great clothes at a bargain.
Lovely little town to visit and to stock up on groceries and other necessities. Lovely Friday market as well.
67 locals recommend
Limoux
67 locals recommend
Lovely little town to visit and to stock up on groceries and other necessities. Lovely Friday market as well.

Everything Else

Natural hot spring waters - a lovely spa town.
42 locals recommend
Rennes-les-Bains
42 locals recommend
Natural hot spring waters - a lovely spa town.
Wine and food courses of the Languedoc-Roussillon by wine expert Emma Kershaw. Choose from a tasting with tapas luncheon, a day of cookery and wine and various weekend breaks. www.lamaisondurire.com
21 Route de Durban
21 Route de Durban
Wine and food courses of the Languedoc-Roussillon by wine expert Emma Kershaw. Choose from a tasting with tapas luncheon, a day of cookery and wine and various weekend breaks. www.lamaisondurire.com
This ancient little village owes its modest prosperity to the hot springs which bubble out of the ground on the north side of town, and which were first harnessed for curative purposes by the Romans.
21 locals recommend
Alet-les-Bains
21 locals recommend
This ancient little village owes its modest prosperity to the hot springs which bubble out of the ground on the north side of town, and which were first harnessed for curative purposes by the Romans.

Drinks & Nightlife

Truly the best place to eat in Carcassonne. The food and service never disappoint. And the atmosphere and design are superb!
27 locals recommend
Le Jardin en Ville
5 Rue des Framboisiers
27 locals recommend
Truly the best place to eat in Carcassonne. The food and service never disappoint. And the atmosphere and design are superb!

Entertainment & Activities

The equestrian farm of Causse Noir. Take up horse-riding!
Peyreleau
The equestrian farm of Causse Noir. Take up horse-riding!
One of our favourite lakes to go to for a swim and a picnic in the summertime. Bring a canoe if you have one.
Lac d'Arques
One of our favourite lakes to go to for a swim and a picnic in the summertime. Bring a canoe if you have one.