Narbonne, France skyline: the 18 most iconic buildings and best views in Narbonne

The ticket for the museum includes the art gallery, the watchtower and the treasury in the cathedral. I feel this is a must for visitors. The watchtower gives impressive views and is accessible via a long spiral staircase. The art gallery has a variety of different styles art and ceramics. There is a section dedicated French art based North Africa themes. The Cathedral treasury also has some interesting pieces. On our visit there was a free exhibit accessed from the open courtyard of Marti Moreno's sculptures which we really enjoyed. There is also a beautiful sculpture of a woman with tattoos.

Very interesting visit in this former Archbishops' Palace, which along with the Gothic cloister and the Cathedral of Saint-Just and Saint-Pasteur, forms a unique monumental ensemble, both residence and fortress, like the Papal Palace in Avignon. Two towers flank the Palais Neuf and the neo-Gothic façade, designed by Viollet-le-Duc to house the Town Hall in 1845 : on one side, the imposing Gilles Aycelin Keep (late 13th century), and on the other, the smaller Saint Martial Tower (1347). The Passage de l'Ancre, whose name evokes the coastal rights collected by the archbishops, separates the Palais Neuf from the original Romanesque palace known as the Palais Vieux, currently closed for renovation, and connects to the cloister and the cathedral. This museum located in the Palais Neuf, designed between the 14th and 19th centuries, allows you discover the archbishops' former apartments and the very rich art collections. The exhibition features paintings from European schools from the 16th to the 19th centuries, a remarkable collection of 17th and 18th-century earthenware, furniture, and a large section of Orientalist paintings. The spaces and their decor are themselves sumptuous and well worth a visit: the painted ceilings of the great Audience Hall (1634), the King's Chamber (1632), and the Great Gallery (1851), as well as the Archbishops' Dining Room (18th century) and its plasterwork decorations dedicated to nature and hunting.

Beautiful place, filled with history, which offers a great vantage point of the city of Narbonne. Friendly staff, cheap entry… We didn’t stay very long so we didn’t see all it had to offers but there is plenty to see (sculptures, paintings, old faience, architecture). Well worth the visit!

Beautiful palace that once served as the residence of the archbishops of Narbonne. The palace is now a well-organized and very informative museum that showcases the history of the region. The building itself is stunning, with beautiful gardens and amazing architectural details. The admission fee is reasonable. This is definitely worth a visit if you are interested in history and architecture.

An excellent set of rooms to wander through. One housed louis 13 th at one point. There's an interesting story about that told in the room. Lots of art to see. I was particularly impressed by the exhibition on orientalism in French art. Some good views of the cathedral from the tower as well. Well worth all the stairs.

Certainly a "Must See" attraction in Narbonne. Tickets are 6 Euro and allow you to visit a number of room in the palace. A climb to the tower top is worth the 149 steps up the spiral staircase and the views out over Narbonne are great. My favourite was the actual Archbishop's residence which is now an art gallery. The rooms displaying the are are almost better than the art itself. ALso be sure to see the gargoyles guarding the garden.

There was a nice Christmas carnival and tree set up a few days back! The mood was jovial and the crowd seemed very happy.

Though relatively modest in size, the Narbonne Cathedral (Cathédrale Saint-Just et Saint-Pasteur) leaves a lasting impression through its rich ornamentation and artistic treasures. Among its standout features are the exquisite gobelins—tapestries that add warmth and grandeur to the Gothic interior. The space, while not vast, feels intimate and regal, thanks to the abundance of decorative details and ecclesiastical jewels. It’s a hidden gem where scale is secondary to splendor.

Fantastic 13th and 14th century cathedral which is Narbonne's most prestigious monument and a major building in the Gothic style of southern France. Its construction was ordered in 1268 by Pope Clement IV, former Archbishop of Narbonne and advisor to Saint-Louis. It was dedicated to the young Spanish martyrs Justus and Pasteur. Its choir, the 5th highest in France, reaches over 41 m under the keystone, and the Gothic altarpiece (14th century) of the axial chapel is a masterpiece of European Gothic sculpture. The cathedral forms a unique ensemble with the Archbishops' Palace-Museum. It connects with the current city center, an essential place in Narbonne life where you can admire the 12th century Palais-Vieux building, the Madeleine keep built in the 13th century and connected by an arch spanning the Passage de l'Ancre to the Saint-Martial tower from the early 14th century. At the top of the south tower is the "Bourdon," a large bell weighing 5 tons. It was the only bell to escape melting during the revolutionary days of 1793. Around 4 p.m., the Saint-Just bourdon chimes its deep notes above the rooftops in memory of the plague epidemic that devastated the city in 1652. Despite various attempts, the nave of this cathedral was never completed; it was to extend for a hundred meters more. The cloister galleries are interesting as well to discover. On the upper floor of the Chapel of the Annunciation, in a brick-vaulted room, called "Chapter Room" features a square-shaped room covered by a brick dome that creates a curious acoustic phenomenon of sound propagation from one corner of the room to the other. Indeed, if you whisper in a corner facing the wall, you can be heard perfectly on the opposite side! The Treasury brings together pieces from the Carolingian period to the modern era: a 9th-century carved ivory Gospel plaque, an 11th-century Hispano-Moresque pyxis, the illuminated pontifical of Archbishop Pierre de la Jugie, the Flemish tapestry of the Creation circa 1500, as well as other exceptional liturgical objects that testify to the great wealth of the archbishops of Narbonne ! Finally, save your legs and your breath to climb the 162 steps of the magnificent spiral staircase. At 42 meters high, you will enjoy an exceptional view of the city of Narbonne, from the coast to the Pyrenees. The keep, one of the best preserved in the south of France, is a powerful square tower, at the corner of the Palais Neuf, built from 1295 to 1306 by Archbishop Gilles Aycelin, also an advisor to King Philip IV Le Bel. It consists of four rooms : the hemispherical room called Treasury room, the king's chamber and the defense room ...

Beautiful cathedral with lots to look at, and information in many languages available near the front of the church. We got tickets to the Treasury and we're not disappointed. On Saturday morning the organist was warming up and it was incredible, not sure if that is every Saturday morning, but to hear that organ was incredible.

Amazing place. I’m not into churches but this is pretty dramatic and different. The walk around it surprises you with al different. Styles.

This is an astounding piece of architecture. Breathtaking in it's splendour and magesty!

Must seen if you're around. Have 2 hours to look around with no rush. We took a tour and it was worth.

Amazing ancient cathedral with beautiful art, history, and architecture, even though it was never complicated.

(Translated by Google) A bridge... that we cross without realizing it! It's quite funny: while strolling in the center of Narbonne, you take rue du Pont des Marchands without realizing that you are crossing a bridge! And yet, this bridge is one of the oldest in France, dating from Roman times. It spans the Robine canal and is unique in its kind, because it is still inhabited. Formerly made up of six or seven arches, only one is still visible today, the others having been integrated into the buildings which line the street. This makes the bridge look like an ordinary shopping street, but with a fascinating history. It is a place steeped in history, witness to the evolution of Narbonne over the centuries. A must-visit for lovers of heritage and architecture. (Original) Un pont... que l'on traverse sans s'en rendre compte ! C'est assez amusant : en flânant dans le centre de Narbonne, on emprunte la rue du Pont des Marchands sans réaliser qu'on est en train de traverser un pont ! Et pourtant, ce pont est l'un des plus anciens de France, datant de l'époque romaine. Il enjambe le canal de la Robine et est unique en son genre, car il est toujours habité . Autrefois constitué de six ou sept arches, une seule est encore visible aujourd'hui, les autres ayant été intégrées dans les bâtiments qui bordent la rue . Cela donne au pont une allure de rue commerçante ordinaire, mais avec une histoire fascinante. C'est un lieu chargé d'histoire, témoin de l'évolution de Narbonne au fil des siècles. Une visite incontournable pour les amateurs de patrimoine et d'architecture.

One of the few inhabited bridges in France, the Pont des Marchands in Narbonne blends Roman roots with medieval charm. Once part of the ancient Via Domitia, it now hosts a row of small shops and apartments perched above the Canal de la Robine. Though only a single arch remains, its atmosphere is unforgettable—intimate, historic, and full of character. A quiet highlight for those who enjoy cities where history lives on in everyday life.

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(Translated by Google) The bridge itself cannot be crossed at the moment due to ongoing works. However, you can admire it from another pedestrian bridge which spans the Canal de la Robine. This bridge is reminiscent of the famous covered bridges lined with shops more common in Italy. (Original) Le pont lui-même ne peut pas être traversé pour le moment en raison de travaux en cours. Cependant, vous pouvez l'admirer depuis un autre pont piéton qui enjambe le Canal de la Robine. Ce pont rappelle les célèbres ponts couverts bordés de boutiques plus courants en Italie.

(Translated by Google) Very pretty bridge and lovely walk along the quayside (Original) Très jolie pont et belle promenade le long du quai

(Translated by Google) The Merchants' Bridge is temporarily closed for construction. On the right bank of the canal there are several shops open: a bookstore, a jewelry store and several clothing stores. We hope to cross it next time we return. (Original) El puente de los comerciantes está temporalmente cerrado por obras. En la parte del margen derecho del canal se encuentran varias tiendas abiertas: una librería, una tienda de bisutería y varias tiendas de ropa. Esperamos poder cruzarlo la próxima vez que volvamos.

(Translated by Google) Obligatory crossing point. The last inhabited bridge in France. (Original) Lieu de passage obligatoire. Dernier pont encore habité en France.

August 2025: La Via Domitia is a historic Roman road that holds significant importance in the history of Narbonne and the wider region of southern France. Built in 118 BC, it was the first Roman road in Gaul and served as a vital link between Italy and Hispania (modern-day Spain) by traversing the province of Gallia Narbonensis.

Lovely landmark located in the historic heart of the city, 2 meters below the modern ground. One can see slabs, uncovered and left open to the sky : it is like a small amphitheater, with steps. You can go down and tread in the footsteps of the Romans. It was built to facilitate trade between Rome and the Roman colonies in Spain. It passes through the south of France, at the Col de Montgenèvre, in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, above Briançon. It follows the course of the Durance, and then descends towards the former Languedoc-Roussillon. We will say that it follows roughly the route of the A9 motorway to the Spanish border, at the Col du Pertus. The chariot wheels were spaced roughly the same way, since at the level of the pavements, there are wheel marks and the gauge is roughly equal. These roads were only paved in the stopovers and towns. In the hinterland, it was beaten earth. To facilitate travel, milestones marked the "Via Domitia"... and in the Narbonne region, the most famous is in Sigean ...

Super niceeee. Enjoy a wonderful view here with hot cafe.

Original and inspiring square center.

For those who love history

It's free, it's in a nice location, what's not to like?

Super

An amazing must see in the Cathar Route. Also recommended the wine store, we purchased several bottles. Pity the restaurant, it was fully booked and we could only have some cheese and focaccia in the terrace, where a mentally derailed person was mad at my daughter (3 y.o.) because she was hungry. Interesting to see how mental illness affects the life of people, sadly. Beautiful monuments in the way and around, pay attention when driving!

Visited in May and loved the whole place. The restaurant is fabulous. The gardens are beautiful and the architecture is fantastic.

Amazing experience, you must stop here, it’s so close to Narbonne! Pro tip: wear hiking shoes and bring water, there are really great hiking trails from the abbey. The gardens are magnificent. The abbey information is great, you really delve into the medieval experience. Also there’s a café for lunch so all your needs are met: gardens, food, hiking, medieval history, stunning views! Easy parking lot also.

Stunning sacred place - yet offers a nice experience for families.

Gorgeous old monastery where you can spend much more than a couple of hours. The gardens were lovely in October, but I imagine they are spectacular in late spring.

Worth a visit, the tour was good but not cheap. The wine was a little young for our liking, so we put our bottles down for a future date. Cafe is very efficient, recommend you book if you want a restaurant meal.

Beautiful way to spend a few hours. It was not busy when we went and it took us 2 hours to stroll through. Parking was ample and though dogs are not allowed in, I found it nice that they had a few kennels you could store your dog in while you visited. There is a restaurant at the entrance and we grabbed a drink to go, they let us bring it inside. As you walk in toward the abbey, there are planters filled with all kinds of herbs. That area smelled so amazing. You show your ticket to the person at the abbey entrance and they scan it. We did not buy ours in advance but you can. There are guided tours but we just wanted to go at our own pace. It's a beautiful building and the gardens are serene. We got lots of great pics. Definitely a good choice for a sidetrip.

Excellent brand new museum (2020) made from combining two major Roman museum collections originally in Narbonne's old city. They have a collection of beautiful rare frescoes from a villa found nearby, as well as a great set of interactive exhibits on Narbonne's role as the prosperous Roman trade capitol of Gaul--based on artifacts from nearby shipwrecks. Well worth a visit.

Amazing. With the musee de la Romanite in Nimes, this is the best museum I know in France about Roman times.

Absolutely fascinating, both for content and presentation. Parking is difficult. How do you plan a new museum without a parking lot? But that’s a quibble. This is a Must See if you are into the history of the region or if you are interested in how far new museum design has come.

An excellent experience, contained in unexpectedly beautiful architecture. If you enjoy Roman stuff, you will find the exhibition interesting, particularly the wonderful interactive section. The permanent exhibition is also well presented and educative, although the wall of blocks, though stunning in presentation, remains a little lacklustre - though it's hard to imagine that it could be more interesting than it was. A huge plus is the size of the exhibition; not so large that it becomes torture, not so small that it is not immersive. Highly recommended.

An airy and contemporary arrangement of the rich Roman history of Narbonne. It was wonderful to see such local artefacts and it really brought the Roman times of Narbonne to life. The interactive screens accompanying relics like headstones, burial tombs and statues from the Roman times brought the people they memorialised to life. A pleasant 2 hours to spend in Narbonne and easy to arrive by bike. The temporary exhibition was less interesting and no English guide.

Fantastic new museum, decently priced and can get in for free if on the right day. Highlights the extensive Roman history in the area with massive exhibits. Staff were also very helpful and kind.

Very nice archeological museum, focussing on the Roman period (1st century BC-3rd century AD). Now featuring a temporary exhibition with a audiovisual reconstruction of this first Roman colony in France. Well worth a visit. The museum makes an agreeable walk from the city centre along the canal.

Unable to book 2 people as the minimum was for 10 people

(Translated by Google) A very good experience, the walk was a bit short. I thought you would go further, but I understand that perhaps you have constraints on not going further because it's the sea. But the commentary on the history of the canal is very, very good. (Original) Très bonne expérience, la balade était un peu courte. Je pensais que vous iriez plus loin mais je comprendrai que peut être avez vous des contraintes pour ne pas aller plus loin car c'est la mer? mais très très bien commenter sur l'histoire du canal.

(Translated by Google) 1-hour trip with no real tourist interest (we thought we would have an experience discovering Narbonne with a different perspective). In the end, a calm and pleasant moment with the passage through the lock which was the only educational moment of the trip. Nothing to say about the friendly staff and the boat. (Original) Ballade d'1 h sans véritable intérêt touristique (nous pensions vivre une expérience avec la découverte de Narbonne avec un autre oeil). Au final un moment calme et sympathique avec le passage de l'écluse qui était le seul moment pédagogique de la sortie. Rien à dire sur le personnel sympathique et le bateau.

(Translated by Google) Boat trip on the Solal on the Canal de la Robine, fresco by Charles Trenet, his house seen from the Narbonne train (Original) Balade en bateau Le Solal sur le Canal de la Robine, fresque de Charles Trenet, sa maison vu du petit train de Narbonne

(Translated by Google) Very nice and pleasant time, super friendly staff and interesting explanations. A good time. Thank you. (Original) Moment très sympa et agréable, personnel super sympa e et explications intéressantes. Un bon moment. Merci.

(Translated by Google) Pleasant boat ride on the canal. Interesting explanations but a bit monotonous. It would be interesting to try something new. The staff is friendly. We had a good time despite everything. (Original) Balade agréable en bateau sur le canal. Explications intéressantes mais un peu monotones. Il serait intéressant de renouveler un peu. Le personnel est sympathique. On passe un bon moment malgré tout.

(Translated by Google) Great trip on the canal, a great captain and clear explanations from the guide. We had a wonderful time with the family. The price was reasonable for an hour's trip. (Original) Chouette balade sur le canal, une capitaine au top et des explications claires par le guide. Nous avons passé un très joli moment en famille. Prix correct pour une heure de promenade.

Old tunnels humble. Shades of Tom and Becky. Beautiful restore.

Really nice experience, walking through the ancient tunnels. They did a good job at preserving the them and also adding some educational props.

This is a pretty cool museum, and doesn't take longer than 15 mins. Not a must visit but it's worth it if you have time and get the combined Narbo ticket.

Fantastic and unexpected site. Many of the signs were in French and English which was great because data doesn't work so well underground in stone hallways. It was incredible to walk in the footsteps of first century Romans who would be storing goods here. We went to Narbonne Via after to see all the relics that had been sent to that museum.

Interesting place to visit if you like Roman history. A minute or two from the cathedral, the museum is mostly underground in passageways that used to be the Granary. There is a display next to the gift shop showing the original layout. In the garden outside there are plaques and statues. The 5 euro entrance fee was reasonable

Tricky to find. Very interesting 5 euros entrance fee. Lots of detail in the stone work,a nice trip back in time.

2000 year old warehouse! Very Interesting :)

Unpleasant staff, she considered we didnt want to see the museuum. Maybe it wasnt staff, just a school teacher. An old woman at door doesnt let us park there, there was a school excursion and I think maybe the woman was a teacher that she wanted the parking for her school bus.

Kindly

(Translated by Google) An atypical place, a huge old cellar where a beautiful collection of contemporary art abounds at the moment Mark Brussel and many others Until May 28, 2023 open from Thursday to Sunday from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Layla Moget warmly welcomes you and explains her journey to us and more... To discover Hameau du lac 11130 Sigean Corbières maritimes. (Original) Un lieu atypique immense ancien chais ou foisonne une belle collection d'art contemporain en ce moment Mark Brussel et bien d'autres Jusqu'au 28 mai 2023 ouvert du jeudi au dimanche de 14h à 18h Layla Moget vous accueille chaleureusement et nous explique son parcours et plus encore... À découvrir Hameau du lac 11130 Sigean Corbières maritimes.

(Translated by Google) Incredible and incredibly beautiful place! Beautiful permanent collection and the temporary exhibitions are interesting to discover! If you pass by, take the time to go see! (Original) Lieu incroyable et incroyablement beau ! belle collection permanente et les expos temporaire sont intéressantes à découvrir ! Si vous passez par la, prenez le temps d’aller voir !

(Translated by Google) Really not far from the Sijean reserve, beautiful works by Carel Visser, ditto for Wieteke Heldens and especially Pier Moget, founder of the L.A.C. It is a beautiful place to visit absolutely. (Original) Vraiment pas loin de la réserve de Sijean, de belles oeuvres de Carel Visser idem pour Wieteke Heldens et surtout de Pier Moget fondateur du L.A.C. c'est un beau lieu à visiter absolument.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful space, beautiful displays, a moment of artistic relaxation that feels good between 2 beach sessions! (Original) Bel espace, beaux accrochages, un moment de détente artistique qui fait du bien entre 2 sessions de plage !

(Translated by Google) Always nice exhibitions. A permanent collection to discover. Currently Marc Brusse who I like a lot more. (Original) Des expositions toujours sympa. Une collection permanente à découvrir. Actuellement Marc Brusse qui m'a beaucoup plus.

THIS PLACE IS SAD AND NOT SECURED ! NEED MORE SECURITY MEN !

I used to go there regularly but they have gone really expensive, so much so that I now no longer go there, or only for 1 -2 products that I can't get elsewhere

Nice clean shopping centre.

Geant is good but the rest of the centre is below my standards and the staff in H&M are just outrageously rude. I like H&M but refuse to even step inside because of the staff. Don't think they have ever heard of customer service.

The only thing that makes this stand out is that the car park is covered over with solar panels, this gives welcome shade to the customers vehicles while providing free (after the initial investment) electricity to the complex, other than that its just another shopping mall.

other than Leonidas place, no particular value. Casino expensive. Prefer Carrefour for access, diversity and pricing.

It's fine , has almost everything for a one stop location.

This hotel absolutely exceeded expectations. My train was delayed so I called and let them know and someone stayed to let me in, which was around 11:30 PM. It was great service. I was extremely pleasantly surprised that they have an elevator, which is not a given in Europe. It was so easy to get my heavy bags up to my room on the top floor. The room is well appointed, very clean, and has a great view. The bed was extremely comfortable, but to be fair, I could have slept on a rock I was to tired when I arrived. The location is very convenient for the best restaurants, sites, and the train station.

Really loved our stay here. The staff were so friendly and helpful, with nothing being too much of a problem. Our room was spotlessly clean and had all the essentials card for. Lovely bathroom. Some very minor criticism about sticking door, old shutters that were difficult to close. Perfect location for the historic centre of town and the canal. We would highly recommend. Thank you to the whole team for making our stay very special.

Charming, family run hotel in the heart of Narbonne. Very comfortable and large (for France) rooms. We had a lovely courtyard and cathedral view. Check-in process was easy and the reception person was delightful. Be aware that there are no room safes if that's a concern for you. Also, the lift takes you up to each primary floor, but some rooms are 1/2 flight of stairs up or down from the lift. Wasn't an issue for us but if you have mobility issues or heavy bags, ask for a floor that lets out on the same level as the lift.

Had a very pleasant stay at the hotel. It has a great location close to the main historical sites, the staff were friendly and helpful, the breakfast buffet was tasty, and they catered for my gluten-free requirements. Had a great view from our window of the cathedral and the bed was comfortable. Would definitely recommend. Great location with all the expected amenities.

Beautiful interior, welcoming atmosphere, and friendly staff ! The rate was €120 per night and the hostess is multilingual. She was very generous and prepared breakfast at 5 am just for me, so that I could catch the train at 6 (normal breakfast hours are 7~10h). They also had plenty of phone chargers. The rooms are very clean. Mine had a chandelier and the bedding was very comfortable. If there was anything to improve, the shower and sink area were only separated by a half of a wall, so a shower curtain would be nice, along with 3 separated bottles of shampoo, conditioner, and body soap (there was only a three-in-one). However, everything else deserves 5 stars and a good review ! I would definitively stay here again.

Fantastic boutique hotel. Centrally located. Rooms were comfortable. Buffet breakfast was excellent and much more expansive than many in France. We will certainly return. There is an elevator to the upper floors.

Giving this place 5 stars based on front desk staff/service. Very helpful and accommodating. My room was very small but efficient - glad I was not sharing - but then again I booked a single. Comfortable bed with good sheets. Hotel lobby has a nice living room for guests to hang out. Hotel gusts ONLY. Some good wines offered on wine list. For those who care about air quality - easy to open windows for fresh air.

Beautiful location ,with a great receptionist ,that was very helpful with information and giving a tour of location. Restaurant has a great view over the farmland to the sea. And the farm produces great wine!

The experience on this hotel was mixed. The restaurant's food and service was amazing. Hotel did not advised me that the chateaux was heavily in construction/ renovation. We were given a disability room - when we were not disabled. Room service was poor and staff did not want to engage with customers that do not speak french and made us feel unconfortable because of not speaking the language. It is ovbious the hotel is growing and has potential however if you have the opportunity go to another place until fully renovated and staff has a more global mindset, please do so

What a lovely place and what a view. Awesome! Everyone is nice and they provide a good bed and delicious food. They also have their own winery with delicious wines. Absolutely recommended!

I had booked a 3 night stay in the Hortense Suite for June 2019. Initially even though correspondence was slow the booking process was okay & reception was helpful. 3 days before we were supposed to fly out to Europe my wife had a accident which required surgery & so I have had to cancel my whole trip to Europe. I have tried to contact Chateau Le Bouis on at least 10 occasions to cancel my booking & to see if I would receive any refund or if I needed to claim on my travel insurance. To date there has been absolutely no response from them, as such I have now lost $1,100.00 AUD for the accommodation as my travel insurance will not cover this without some confirmation from Chateau Le Bouis I would never recommend this place due to the fact that they have not responded to my repeated request & that I have lost so much money for nothing.

Beautiful hotel in and old chateau. Rooms are very nice and tastefully renovated. Settings are incredible. Restaurant is very nice.

Wonderful hotel, very peaceful and quiet 🩷and tastefully decorated accordingly.

A lovely place with fantastic food and wine. It's rustic and a step back in time, just brilliant the setting is amazing.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful basilica, somewhat off-center from the historic center. Open in the morning between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. and in the afternoon between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. (Original) Très belle basilique quelque peu excentrée du centre historique. Ouverte le matin entre 10 et 12H et l’après-midi entre 14H et 17H

Nice place

(Translated by Google) It's worth stopping by if you're in Narbone, we couldn't visit the catacombs because we were having mass. (Original) Val la pena acostar se si esteu a Narbone, no vam poder visitar les catacumbes pq estavem fent misa.

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful basilica a little out of the city center, the entrance is through a side door, Basilica of the 12th/13th century, with in particular the holy water font housing the "granota" frog of Narbonne with its explanation. Also not to be missed is the crypt dating from the 2nd century. (Original) Très belle basilique un peu exentrée du centre ville, l'entrée se fait pas une porte latérale, Basilique du 12/13 siècle, avec notamment le bénitier abritant la grenouille " granota " de Narbonne avec son explication. Ne pas louper non plus la crypte datant du 2ème siècle.

(Translated by Google) the Saint-Paul basilica of Narbonne, a former collegiate church dating from the 12th century. I visited the Saint-Paul basilica in Narbonne during my stay in the region. I was impressed by its architecture mixing Romanesque and Gothic art, as well as its rich and ancient history. I was able to admire its famous frog font, its remarkable Romanesque capital of the Last Judgment, and its paleo-Christian crypt which contains the tomb of the first bishop of Narbonne, Paul. It is a place of worship and culture that is worth the detour. I highly recommend this tour to all art and history lovers. (Original) la basilique Saint-Paul de Narbonne, une ancienne collégiale qui date du XIIe siècle. J'ai visité la basilique Saint-Paul de Narbonne lors de mon séjour dans la région. J'ai été impressionné par son architecture mêlant art roman et art gothique, ainsi que par son histoire riche et ancienne. J'ai pu admirer son célèbre bénitier à la grenouille, son remarquable chapiteau roman du Jugement Dernier, et sa crypte paléochrétienne qui renferme le tombeau du premier évêque de Narbonne, Paul. C'est un lieu de culte et de culture qui mérite le détour. Je recommande vivement cette visite à tous les amateurs d'art et d'histoire.

(Translated by Google) Superb basilica, as monumental as it is impressive (Original) Superbe basilique aussi monumental qu’ impressionnante

(Translated by Google) Like every year, the nativity scene is truly magnificent. (Original) Comme tous les ans la crèche est vraiment magnifique

Beautiful !

(Translated by Google) The most beautiful view of Narbonne is from this wooden bridge over the Canal de la Robine, perfect for a nice postcard. At Christmas it is even prettier (photo number 1), although during the day and at any time of the year it is beautiful (photo number 2) (Original) La más hermosa vista de Narbona se da desde este puente de madera sobre el Canal de la Robine, perfecto para una bonita postal. En Navidad es aún más bonita (foto núm 1), aunque de día y en cualquier época del año resulta preciosa (foto núm 2)

(Translated by Google) The boat bridge was inaugurated on July 14, 2013 as part of the renovation of the Cours Mirabeau and the Cours de la République. (Original) La passerelle des barques a été inauguré le 14 juillet 2013 dans le cadre de la rénovation du cours Mirabeau et du cours de la république

(Translated by Google) Every time I have gone it has a different decoration, without a doubt my favorite is the Christmas one. Ideal to see the entire channel. (Original) Siempre que he ido tiene una decoración distinta, sin duda mi favorita es la navideña. Ideal para ver todo el canal.

(Translated by Google) Nice place for a good walk. Boats are also rented. (Original) Bonito lugar para dar un buen paseo. También se alquilan barcas.

(Translated by Google) Nice place at the end of the evening to have a drink, lots of bars!!! (Original) Endroit sympa en fin de soirée pour boire un petit coup plein de bars !!!

(Translated by Google) Very good location in the center of Narbonne... (Original) Πολύ καλή τοποθεσία στο κέντρο της Narbonne...

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(Translated by Google) Another of the places of interest that we visited a few years ago was this interesting building that we only saw from the outside. (the property is a tourist apartment), a beautiful Renaissance-style building, of which the window with the relief of the caryatids is notable. It has been classified as a historical monument since 1913 (Original) Otros de los lugares de interés que visitamos hace unos años, fue este interesante edificio que solamente lo vimos exteriormente. (el inmueble es un apartamento turístico), un bonito edificio de estilo renacentista, del mismo es destacable la ventana con el relieve de las cariátides. Está clasificado como monumento histórico desde 1913

(Translated by Google) Central apartment in Narbonne, just behind the hospital and next to the famous house with the same name. There is no elevator and it is a first floor. The apartment is quiet, very well located and has everything you need to spend a few days in the city. I would stay there again. (Original) Céntrico apartamento en Narbonne, justo detrás del hospital y al lado de la famosa casa con el mismo nombre. No hay ascensor y es un primer piso. El apartamento es tranquilo, está muy bien ubicado y tiene todo lo necesario para pasar unos días en la ciudad. Volvería a alojarme en el.

(Translated by Google) The portal entrance is deceiving but then when you go up to the apartment things change for the better. Everything correct and clean. (Original) La entrada del portal engaña pero luego cuando subes a él apartamento cambia la cosa a mejor.Todo correcto y limpio.

(Translated by Google) This historic building exudes the grandeur and majesty of a bygone era, captivating the imagination with its imposing architecture (Original) Ce bâtiment historique respire la grandeur et la majesté d'une époque révolue, captivant l'imagination par son architecture imposante

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful building passed by to observe it when you pass through Narbonne. (Original) Très beau bâtiment passé devant pour l'observer lorsque vous passez par Narbonne.

(Translated by Google) Original not very big but worth doing once (Original) Original pas très grand mais a faire une fois