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Travelling by train to Carcassonne A medieval city and World Heritage site On the banks of the Aude River, Carcassonne is captivating, with two sites designated as World Heritage by UNESCO. It majestic fortified citadel and its famous and enchanting Canal du Midi. With 2500 years of history, this medieval city has preserved its appearance from the past and uses this particular architecture as the backdrop for many events.
The Fortified CitadelLocated on the banks of the Aude river, the medieval citadel is a fortified town, unique in Europe both for its size and its state of preservation.
Canal du MidiThe work of Pierre Paul Riquet, the Canal du Midi was built during the 17th century with the purpose of connecting the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.
Bastide de Saint LouisLocated in the lowest part of the city, between the Canal du Midi and the Medieval Citadel, the Bastide was built in 1260 during the reign of King Saint-Louis. It is the lesser-known area of the city.
Museum of the InquisitionAll yearTo be a small museum, it surprises the visitor for the quantity of parts and instruments of the time of the Inquisition, which were used until the revolution.
The 3 kings’ treasureAll yearSolve riddles and find treasure hidden in the medieval city of Carcassonne. Enjoy this adventure with your family!
Toulouse Toulouse is located where the river Garonne meets the Canal Du Midi, and its many red brick buildings give it a nickname as the Pink City.
Perpignan Located halfway between the sea and the mountains, Perpignan benefits from its proximity to the Mediterranean coast and the imposing Canigou mountain range.