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In a friendly and warm atmosphere, come and discover the charm of our hotel situated at the foothills of the pyrénées.
The Auberge du Vigneron is located right at the top of the Hautes Corbières close to the castles of Quéribus and Peyrepertuse in Cucugnan, famous for its priest.
The Auberge is in a former wine storehouse, and its peaceful, comfortable rooms are a great place to spend a holiday. Out of season the Auberge is closed for lunch on Mondays and Tuesdays.
To take advantage of a panoramic view, discover the terrace of the Auberge du Vigneron which overhangs the castle of Peryrepertuse and the vineyard.
Attached to the dining room, this flowery terrace benefits from a magnificent frame.
Nothing is left to chance, as aromatic herbs decorating the balcony are used for the cooking... |
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Specialities
The restaurant at the Auberge du Vigneron invites you to discover or to rediscover regional dishes with a touch of fantasy.
All the dishes are beautifully presented to make your eating experience a visual feast, made with creativity which risk surprising you.
Discover the smells and authentic tastes of the cassoulet made with duck confit and tender white beans, browned in the oven. Or dare the foot of pork with old Maury.
Michelle Fannoy, Chef of the Auberge is a fascinated cook.
After studies to the catering school of Chambéry, she opens her own restaurant within the Auberge du Vigneron.
An adventure which she shares with her husband since opening the establishment in 1983.
Using quality products and originality, she rethinks regional dishes by adding her personal touch.
A creativity which was rewarded in September, 2009, by receiving master-restaurant owner's title..
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Opening Restaurant:
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01 march to 11 november - From 12:00 to 14:00 and from 19:30 to 21:00
- Closed day(s): Monday
Capacity Restaurant:
- 1 Restaurant room , 50 seats indoor, 30 seats on terrace
Opening Hotel:
- 01 march to 11
november
Capacity Hotel:
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6 Listed bedrooms
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* Internet Access
* Telephone
* Television
* Private Terrace |
* Restaurant
* Air conditioning
* Hair dryer
* Public Parking |
Cucugnan village, one of the most picturesque villages in all of France...
Château de Quéribus
Château de Peyrepertuse
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De Corbières is een van de wildste gebieden van Frankrijk met een van de laagste bevolkingsdichtheid. Het is schilderachtig met wijnbouwgebieden afgewisseld met garrigues en bergachtige landschap. Het ligt voornamelijk in het departement Aude en deels in het departement Pyrénées-Orientales. De rivier de Aude grenst aan de Corbières in het westen en noorden. In het zuiden grenst het aan de rivier de Agly en ten oosten aan de Middellandse Zee. De Corbières ontleent zijn naam aan een samensmelting van "cor" een pre-Keltische woord voor "rock" en "Berre" van de rivier de Berre, die door Durban loopt. Het oostelijk deel van de Corbières met zijn Etangs, grenst aan de de Middellandse Zee en wordt ook wel de Corbières Maritimes genoemd. Het heeft zijn eigen kenmerkende klimaat en de karakteristieke vegetatie bekend als thermomediterraan vegetatie...
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Vin de Pays d’Oc,
Vin de Pays de l’Aude |
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Vin de Pays means 'country wine' to the French, but to outsiders it can mean New World with a French accent. These are the wines which the French authorities unreservedly allow to be labelled with the grape variety from which they were made. It is difficult to over-estimate the importance of this large and growing category of wines for the future of the French wine trade. The French themselves may have tended to see any Vin de Pays as distinctly inferior to any appellation contrôlée wine, whereas many of their customers abroad see the better Vins de Pays as good-value, user-friendly, sometimes high-quality non-conformist emissaries from the world's most revered wine producer....
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Auberge du Vigneron *** |
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Hotel ***
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2 Rue Achille Mir
11350 CUCUGNAN |
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Phone +33 4.68.45.03.00
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contact@auberge-vigneron.com
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www.auberge-vigneron.com |
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Double room:
89.00 € to 160.00 €
Breakfast: 12.00 €
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Menus:
20.00 € to 40.00 €
Child menu: 11.00 €
A la carte:
14.00 € to
28.00 €
Wine menu: 14.00 € to 58.00 € |
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A magical journey to the centre of the earth... The journey begins here. Come to one of the most celebrated destinations in Languedoc-Roussillon, a region rich in history and things to see! See how people have worked with grapevines, wine and food throughout the ages. Enjoy re-enactments, guided visits and film shows... Here's the programme for this unforgettable journey to the centre of the earth!...
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Moulin d'Omer - Les Maîtres
de mon Moulin |
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The Omer Mill overlooks the village of Cucugnan. It was restored in 2003 and began production in 2006. The flour it produces is used to make bread, biscuits and brioches on site. An oven adjoining the mill was built for the purpose. It is wood-fired, made of clay, and weighs more than 30 tonnes. A reception room for groups of adults and schoolchildren has been set up so that educational workshops can be organised. There is a windmill with sails, manufacture of bread, cakes and cereals and much, much more. Free tour of the n spending at least euros15 per family...
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Downstream Padern, the cash is Verdouble again to cross a link of limestone from the mountain of Tauch, thus creating a site with magnificent gorges. Clinging to a rock, the castle ruins above the village. This castle is monitoring the Verdouble valleys and Torgan. In 899, King Charles the Simple Padern gives to the Abbey of Lagrasse. The medieval castle, there is nothing left. Yet Padern housed Occitan knights in rebellion to the King of France. Thus, Chabert and William Barbaira Peyrepertuse found refuge when they fled. The building was an element of protection and surveillance over the mesh in this terrotoire border. The current building is a building of the seventeenth century made by the lord Peter de Vic making the acquisition at this time. Access is easy by a small path that winds to the south...
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Osez Voler en parapente -
Didier Trocquemé |
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Didier Trocquemé: certified instructor (BEES) 15 years of experience and practice of tandem paragliding welcomes you in the world of paragliding. Enjoy the Languedoc Roussillon as you've never seen! Tuchan, Ceret, Leucate, the Corbieres Castles, paragliding on the departments of Aude, the Pyrenees Oriental and the Corbieres, etc... Site selection can be based on the weather. A paraglider is small enough to be stowed in an oversized backpack and light enough to carry on your shoulders. It's so portable you can take it almost anywhere...
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Musée de Préhistoire de Tautavel |
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The site of Tautavel Cave (also called Caune de l'Arago) is an ancient karst cave in the Tautavel valley of France with over 35 feet of deposits containing over 40 very old stratified occupations, dated between 450,000 and 100,000 years before the present. Stone tools and faunal remains have been found in abundance. The oldest layers include several bone and bone fragments of several individuals of the so-called Tautavel Man, called Homo erectus tautavelensis. Archaeologist Henry de Lumley of the Institut de Paléontologie Humaine has been excavating the cave since 1964 and continues research today....
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3 miles north of Saint Paul, the awe-inspired site of the Gorges of Galamus is an imposing, protected place. It probably was the first inhabited place in Saint Paul: our ancestors found shelter in the limestone caves that can be seen in the giddy cliffs . The river Agly rushes down a deep break, much to the pleasure of the adepts of canyoning and rafting. Typical mediterranean plants grow on its steep slopes, such as evergreen oaks, jumper trees while Bonneli eagles soar over the winding narrow road that clings to the cliff. To the South, the impressive Gorges de la Fou, cut through the mountain - the exact replica of galamus - opens to the South and the gallo-Roman bridge....
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