Enjoy a sunny afternoon, drifting down the Dordogne River in a canoe this summer.
Discover the tranquility and watch the historical beauty of the Dordogne countryside pass you by from the comfort of your canoe or kayak.
Choose from various points of departure along the Dordogne River. Park your vehicle and then depart from the river shore, upon either a canoe, a kayak or a stand-up paddle. At the end of your day travelling down the river, get a bus back to your vehicle.
On 4th April 2021 the traditional Christian celebration of Easter takes place, particularly popular with children and adults alike.
We all know that chocolate eggs and rabbits are symbols of this holiday. It was originally a hare that distributed eggs in German-speaking countries.
Enjoy some typical Easter activities passed down from generation to generation.
To celebrate Carcassonne Cîte's 20 year anniversary of being UNESCO listed, the artist, Felice Varini has completed a work of art on the Western ramparts of Carcassonne's Cîte in 2018.
This unique 'Concentrique excentrique' piece of art can be seen from many kilometres.
The UNESCO listed Canal du Midi runs through Carcassonne. Don't miss this historic site if you are on holiday in the area. Take a boat trip, a bike ride or walk along its historic banks.
A popular attraction for holidaymakers in the Languedoc-Roussillon, Occitanie region of France and another UNESCO world heritage site, the historical Canal du Midi was built to link the Atlantic to the Mediterranean as a trade route in the 17th century.
Visit the hidden gem that is Le lac de la Cavayère, a great family day out and an alternative to the beach.
Cool off on a hot summer's day with a visit to this recreational lake only a few minutes' drive from the city. A great day trip for families enjoying a self catering holiday near Carcassonne.
Here's what to see in the 'Ville Basse' of Carcassonne. The new town of Carcassonne offers, shops, bars, restaurants and markets and the lower town (Ville Basse) or 'new town' is where you head, to return to the modern world, although there are still buildings dating back to medieval times.
It's the same every year - what are we going to do for our summer holidays ? This year is of course very different. Mixing with large groups of people is obviously not an option; what better than a private holiday home with your own private pool ?
Discover here the benefits of a private holiday rental home in your ideal location.
Join in the 14th July celebrations in Carcassonne.
Hundreds of visitors flock to Carcassonne on 14th July to enjoy the spectacular Bastille Day fireworks, the biggest firework display in France.
Bastille Day is a national holiday in France which 232 years ago this year, commemorates the storming of the Bastille in Paris in 1789, which started the French Revolution.
Step back in time in the old city of Carcassonne.
Visit La Cité, the world famous walled medieval city, a UNESCO world heritage site.
'La Cité' is truly a sight to behold, with fairy-tale turrets and winding streets to explore. As well as the many restaurants and shops on offer, you can walk around the perimeter of the walls, take a horse and cart ride (great for kids!), soak up the history and enjoy the far-reaching views.
Enjoy music, theatre and dance in the South of France at the 2021 Carcassonne International Festival.
A festival of performing arts with international acts performing in venues all over the city.
The main venue is the Théâtre Jean-Deschamps, a small amphitheatre within the walls of the citadel with a great atmosphere and a fabulous view from every seat.
