Narbonne
Aude - Occitanie
Narbonne is a city in the south of France, located in the department of Aude.
The city stretches from the Corbières to the Mediterranean Sea.
Indeed, located 15 minutes from the city center, Narbonne has a seaside resort, called “Narbonne-Plage”, and a marina that can accommodate 600 boats.
A nautical base is present and offers various activities: kitesurfing, jet-skiing, fishing, kayaking, etc.
The city is also surrounded by unspoiled nature, including ponds, lagoons, pine forests and vineyards, ideal for hiking enthusiasts.
The city of Narbonne is known for its exceptional historical and cultural heritage. It has been classified as a City of Art and History. Its Roman past is visible in the heart of the city, but the medieval heritage with the Palace of the Archbishops or the Saint-Just-et-Saint-Pasteur cathedral are the most spectacular.
Finally, the city is crossed by the Robine canal which is a popular place for tourists for its markets, its bike rides and its festivities.
