Fun things to do in Narbonne: 19 fun attractions and activities

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.

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.

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?

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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.

We had a fantastic time at the Réserve Africaine de Sigean! The whole experience was very well organized and thoughtfully designed, giving us the feeling of being on a real African safari. Driving through the park in our own car was a big highlight – not only did it bring us up close to the animals in a unique and exciting way, but it was also a huge advantage with the 35°C heat. Being able to enjoy the experience comfortably from the car made a big difference, especially with kids. The staff were friendly, helpful, and clearly passionate about the animals and their well-being. You can tell the reserve is run with care and professionalism. We truly enjoyed every part of the visit – from the drive-through safari to the walking areas. A perfect mix of adventure, education, and comfort. Highly recommended for families and nature lovers!

A very nice safari parc with a great variety of African wildlife. At some point I almost felt like being on a safari drive. The zoo part is quite small compared to other zoos but has some pretty cool features. I really liked the aviary concept with free roaming birds, sharing their space with alligators. Amazing.

We loved it here, we saw so many animals. They have everything from big five to birds and reptiles.

It was a really great experience, drive through the different parts of the Réserve Africaine and see a little of animals that you normally only can see in a normal zoo. After the tour with the car, you also have a different way where you can walk and see many animals. The food at the kiosk is pretty good. At the entrance we had to wait a bit, because they need to check the trunk before you enter and then you can buy the tickets easily at the entrance. To be honest I didn’t see a line where you could enter if you bought your tickets beforehand. Definitely a good thing you can do is to download the corresponding app. There you can easily check where you are and you get all the needed information from the app as well.

That’s a huge park with very respectful and friendly way of treating animals. There is enough space for them as I can see. It doesn’t feel like a zoo. It’s more a window to a wildlife sanctuary. Even in winter you can find a restaurant to have some food. Meanwhile the infrastructure is really nice and well planned. There are parking, rest rooms, shops - everything that you may need after a long trip to this place. For sure this experience is worth it.

A different experience of African wildlife. Make sure to buy tickets online for a flawless entry. First a tour through different park themes with your car, followed by a walking tour. Rich variety of animals in an enormous park, divided in different themes. Great to enjoy with family and children. A must when you’re in the neighborhood.

Very beautiful place to see the animals. We love flamingo and there are hundreds of flamingos here, with lots of other animals also. Such a great experience while driving among savage horses/ lions/ bears, etc. Love the trip so muchhhh !!!

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 :)

Very attentive and friendly staff, they love to tell you all about the place’s history and how the museum works. Because the joint Narbonne tickets encompasses a lot of different sights, it could be very confusing to see what is what and where is where, but everyone is ready to help you out. The art collection is lovely, with a wide selection of periods and styles, also good to see that there is incredible information on the function of the old rooms of the palace. What could be said is that the orientalism room is highly problematic and should be closed immediately. Such fetishism towards the middle east based on incorrect facts and seeing them as ‘others’ (read Said) is highly unacceptable in today’s age.

Nicely curated art museum, the lighting could be better… The oriental section is especially interesting even though lacking a bit of context.

The collection didn’t interest me enough to pay to visit. However the building itself is great. You can also view the replica of Rome’s gift to Narbonne on the 2100 anniversary of its founding (it is also repeated on an arch at Pl De la Forum)

Art within the art North African scenes of life. Breezes over cobbles.

Small but good collection representing 700+ years. Few well known artists, except perhaps Bruegel. The Oriental exhibition was unique and well worth the visit to see. The architecture resembling the Mezquita in Cordoba, Spain, provided a nice background to the Oriental Exhibition. Note that the museum is on the third floor of the Archevêché. The ticket may be bought at the entrance to the Hotel d'Ville, or upstairs in the museum (same building). This same ticket gives you access to the museum and the Donjon (which is accessed through the gift shop, first floor). Confusing, for sure, but worth it.

This LOCATION is VERY CLEAN AND WELL DECORATED, BRIGHT ENOUGH TO LET VISITORS ENJOYING THEIR TIMES LOVELY ❤.

Interesting. Beautiful architecture.

Bit of a scam. You are not allowed to wear your own swimming togs, but amazingly they sell the accepted type on site! Rude staff, disinterested lifeguards hiding far from the pool in the shade. Almost everything closed except the 50m outdoor pool. Stay well clear

The pool hours change all of the time. Impossible to understand when its open or not. Locker area old and a bit dirty.

Kids loved the pool. Make sure to either have cash on hand or the right swimwear when you go

Okay. Not brilliant

One pool outside, one inside.. Nothing special..

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(Translated by Google) Came with three 14-year-old girls to spend a lovely day... very disappointed with the trip. At the entrance, we were told that the indoor pools were closed. We came more to enjoy the outdoors and the play areas. But the second surprise was the slides and other facilities were also closed. That leaves only the outdoor aquatic pool, which is dedicated to laps for athletes. Plus, the private security service was unfriendly. In short, all this at a high price, of course. I won't travel so far to come to the Espace de Libération again!!! (Original) Venue avec 3 jeunes filles de 14 ans pour passer une belle journée... très déçue du voyage. A l'entrée on nous annonce que les bassins intérieurs sont fermés. Soit nous sommes venues plus pour profiter de l'extérieur et des espaces ludiques. Mais deuxième surprise les toboggans et autres également fermés. Il reste donc que la piscine aquatique extérieure qui est consacrée aux longueurs des sportifs. De plus un service de sécurité privé peu aimable. Bref tout ça à prix fort bien évidemment. Je ne ferai plus autant de kilomètres pour venir à l'espace de liberté !!!

Really phenomenal wines. Enjoyed everything we tasted and purchased, but the highlight was the 3L box wine, very smooth and delicious and one of my favourite wines I had this trip. Highly recommend all their wines.

This is a gem! Château is located right next to Canal du Midi. We did wine tasting and we had such a warm welcome. We bought a lovely bottle of liqueur with a very interesting label made of brass. Our host (sorry didn’t ask the name) also told us about the cabaret and the fireworks, but we couldn’t make it :(

We moored up here to see the old 1855 oak barge the Marie Theresa which is being restored. The wine tasting is a fantastic experience because of the huge beautiful stone wine cellar. The red is €1.80 a litre if you bring your own container. I recommend a visit.

Awesome little village. If you walk up into the village you can get a coffee at the little village store

Nice village on the Canal du Midi with its castle where you need to pay a fee to visit even if you buy some wine from them ... better enjoy a drink in the bistro nearby !

Brilliant - young gentleman there was excellent. Very polite and explained the different aspects of the wine really well. Bought a nice red - Cuvée 38. Very oaky and a beautiful drink.

Fairytale chateau complete with turrets, on the Canal du Midi, with a shop selling not only the full variety of Ventenac wines but a little selection of delicacies, trinkets, wood carvings, fridge magnets, books and tourist memorabilia. In Summer there is an upstairs terrace at night and for the hardier local there is a "petrol pump" dispensing their most competitively priced wines into your own receptacle.

Stunning regional parl full of walks and trails for VTT's, Quads, 4 wd etc. Take advice from tourist info offices in the region. Allow during the summer up to 1ltr per person per hour. Shame some folks leave rubbish behind, but most do not.

Great area for shorter walks near the sea and longers walks up into the mountains. Great views from the Montagne de la Clape and of Narbonne. It is also full of Chateau and Domaine wineries so wine tasting as you go. The Languedoc wine is perfect for this.

Nice part full of vines and grapes. The land of wine! The sea is really beautiful looks like a painting

Plenty of natural scenery to choose from, mountains, salty lakes, long and wide sandy beaches..

Great beach in the south of France that we visit once a year. Plenty for the children to do and loads of restaurants and arcade areas also.

A huge range of animals in a natural environment

Wow beautiful Rocks , nice Hiking place

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.

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(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.

I loved it, a very quiet and safe place to relax from stress. Maybe the bad point is the water, it's cold even in summer, but after a while you get used to it. I recommend going, there are many food options at a good price

I have visited quite a few beaches in the South of France and this one is my favorite! It's huge and the water is so clear! Sand everywhere. Other beaches I have been to had stones which I don't like. One only let down is that there are barely any seashells. :(

Narbonne Plage: A truly magnificent and expansive beach on the Mediterranean coast! 🇫🇷🏖️ Stretching over 5km of fine golden sand, it's a Blue Flag certified gem renowned for its clean, shallow waters, making it incredibly safe and inviting for families. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦☀️ The wide promenade buzzes with life, offering a wealth of shops, restaurants, and activities. Enjoy swimming, sunbathing, or try various watersports like windsurfing. With excellent amenities and a vibrant atmosphere, it's the perfect destination for a fun-filled and relaxing seaside holiday! 💖🌊 So inviting and vast! ✨

Absolutely beautiful beach, very clean no mess. Lots of little shops selling souvenirs and food also. Plenty of amazing ice creams too. Such a beautiful place would definitely recommend a visit

Lovely place.. But very windy. Not ideal when sand is flying about everywhere. Forget trying to eat food on the beach, best to go to the pomanade for food or places to sit and eat. We had sand in the crisps bag, fruit tub etc.. But great beach, bring a sun umbrella or 2..and some chairs as towels and mats get covered in sand when it's windy(windy most of the time)

This is a lovely family friendly beach, nice fine sand and able to go into the sea with no issues

We are locals and love Narbonne Plage. Great beaches and plenty to explore nearby.

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.

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(Translated by Google) Very pleasant staff on a Wednesday morning in the middle of July, great. Calm atmosphere. A small downside: the games for the little ones, like the trampoline, are not very accessible without an adult; for the others, no problem with accessibility. Great fun guaranteed. (Original) Personnels tres agreable un mercredi matin plein mois de juillet au top. ambiance calme. un petit bemol les jeux pour les tout petits comme le trempoline son pas tres accessible sans adulte pour les autres pas de probleme avec l' accessibilite . grand defoulement assuré

(Translated by Google) It's great to have an indoor place where children can have fun in the rain. However, I find the space small, it quickly becomes anarchy with children. The area for children under 5 is even smaller... If you have the opportunity, go to the indoor park in Vias! Here I don't understand the carpeted floor which is so dirty it makes you vomit, and on top of that there are the incitements (people throw things on the ground without picking up after themselves, not watching their children). Good concept but needs to be reviewed (Original) C’est super d’avoir un lieu intérieur où les enfants peuvent s’amuser par temps de pluie. Par contre je trouve l’espace petit, c’est vite l’anarchie avec les enfants. L’espace moins de 5 ans est encore plus petit…. Si vous avez l’occasion, allez au parc intérieur de Vias! Ici je ne comprend pas le sol en moquette qui est sale à vomir, s’ajoute à ça les incivités (les gens jettent au sol sans ramasser derrière eux, ne surveillent pas leurs enfants). Bon concept mais à revoir

(Translated by Google) A great play area for young and old children. My 2 year old daughter had a blast thanks to the structure reserved for the little ones but also in the older one accompanied by myself. Trampolines, slides, ball pools and lots of other structures, enough to have a great time with your children. There are lockers for personal belongings. And the structures are clean. The staff is very welcoming and friendly! (Original) Une Aire de jeu super pour petits et grands enfants. Ma fille de 2 ans s'est éclatée grâce à la structure réservée aux plus petits mais également dans la plus grande accompagnée par moi même. Trampolines, toboggans, piscine à balles et pleins d'autres structures, de quoi passer un super moment avec ses enfants. Il y a des casiers pour les effets personnels. Et les structures sont propres. Le personnel est très accueillant et sympathique !

(Translated by Google) First visit with three children aged 8, 4, and 18 months, and we had a wonderful afternoon. Thank you! Welcoming staff, clean establishment, varied playgrounds, and reasonable prices (€1 token for several motorcycle rides). P.S.: Special mention for the waffles—yum! (Original) Première visite avec trois enfants de 8, 4 et 18 mois et nous avons passé une très bonne après-midi merci ! Personnel accueillant, établissement propre, parcours de jeux variés et tarifs raisonnables (comptez 1€ le jeton pour faire plusieurs tours de moto). P.s: mention spéciale pour les gaufres, miam !

(Translated by Google) First birthday experience at this Royal Kids in Narbonne. Top organization, adorable entertainer (thank you Stéphany), fluid and adapted activities, good and light cake (the children ask for more!) as well as staff who are always available! I recommend (Original) Première expérience anniversaire à ce Royal Kids de Narbonne. Organisation au top, animatrice adorable (merci Stéphany), activités fluides et adaptées, gâteau bon et léger (les enfants en redemande!) ainsi qu'un personnel toujours disponible! Je recommande

(Translated by Google) I wanted to go watch a film when I went to the theater it wasn't the film I wanted to see I asked for a refund and he refused who even does that? It's a shame (Original) J'ai voulu aller regarder un film quand je suis allé dans la salle c'était pas le film que je voulais voir j'ai demandé à me faire rembourser et il a refusé qui fais ça même ? C'est une honte

(Translated by Google) Cinema not super chic like in Narbonne But enough to see the latest films released with family or friends at a lower cost!!! (Original) Cinéma pas super chic comme à narbonne Mais suffisant pour voir les derniers films sortis avec la famille ou les copains à moindre coût !!!

(Translated by Google) A real cinema, a real super nice room and an unbeatable price to see the latest films released. What more do you want in a "semi-desert" area? Go there otherwise it will die like so many others. Friendly, family and comfortable atmosphere... To the wise... (Original) Un vrai cinéma une vraie salle super sympa et un prix défiant toute concurrence pour voir les derniers films sortis. Que voulez-vous de plus en zone " semi désertique" Allez y sinon il mourra comme tant d' autres. Ambiance conviviale, familiale et confortable... A bon entendeur...

(Translated by Google) Great little cute cinema, one room with a balcony and one with a raised floor. Popcorn, 🍿 candies… low prices I recommend! (Original) Génial petit cinéma mignon une salle au balcon et une au rechaussé. Pop corn, 🍿 bonbons… petits prix Je conseille !

(Translated by Google) Great little cinema, very comfortable room, great staff (Original) Super petit cinéma, salle très confortable, personnel au top

(Translated by Google) Village cinema full of charm, with comfortable seats and very pleasant employees. It has nothing to envy of the big brands which have a much higher price whether in terms of starters or confectionery. (Original) Cinéma de village plein de charme, avec des sièges confortables et des employés très agréables. Il n'a rien a envier aux grandes enseignes qui ont un prix bien plus élevé que ce soit en terme d'entrées ou de confiserie.

(Translated by Google) Very good as a cinema for a small town like Sigean (Original) Très bien comme cinéma pour une petite ville comme Sigean

We held a meeting here but the acoustics in the room were so bad the meeting was cut short.

Pretty cool 😎

Ok on..

(Translated by Google) Pretty sports and cultural complex, swimming pool often broken down, or lack of lifeguards. Very popular with schools 🏫. Premises always clean, regular cleaning. The Narbonne volleyball team is based there. (Original) Jolie complexe sportif et culturel, piscine souvent en panne, ou manque de maîtres nageurs. Très prisé des écoles 🏫. Locaux toujours propres, nettoyage régulier. L'équipe de Volley-ball de Narbonne y siège.

(Translated by Google) I couldn't park, paid parking completely occupied (Original) Je n'ai pas pu me garer, parking payant complètement occupé

(Translated by Google) Nice room but no air conditioning Needs updating (Original) belle salle mais pas de clim a remettre au gout du jour

(Translated by Google) This Palais des Sports des Arts et du Travail is a surprising building in a Soviet style rather than art deco! A stone's throw from Narbonne station, on the right when exiting, it can be admired between two connections, which is common here for those traveling by train. Seen from the rear we can see the wear of the reinforced concrete, with many visible reinforcements because the concrete is starting to fall into shreds; which shows the altogether ephemeral side of our contemporary architecture, in comparison with the nearby cathedral. To have !. (Original) Surprenant bâtiment que ce Palais des Sports des Arts et du Travail au style soviétique plus que art déco ! A deux pas de la gare de Narbonne, à droite en sortant, il peut s'admirer entre deux correspondances, ce qui est fréquent ici pour qui voyage en train. Vu de l'arrière on voit l'usure du béton armé, avec de nombreuses armatures apparentes car le béton commence à partir en lambeaux; ce qui montre le côté somme toute éphémère de notre architecture contemporaine, en comparaison avec la cathédrale toute proche. A voir !.