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Vincent & Valerie Breem live in Peyriac-de-Mer since January 2002, the restaurant welcomes you by offering home-made dishes using fresh, quality and seasonal products. The kitchen is located between modernity and the basics of cooking. French: this is very often renewed according to the market and the inspiration of the chef. There are 2 restaurant rooms available to receive you, including a veranda for your business seminars or family meals and a beautiful terrace under the pine trees on sunny days...
Since our beginning in 2002, L'Auberge la garrigue has satisfied all of its customers. Our choice was to achieve very good value for money, which has made us what we are today and allowed us to evolve. Our customers come first and we want to provide them with quality products and services. Contact us directly to see what we have to offer... |
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Peyriac de Mer
Between
scrubland and old salt, a strip of land bordering the sea and sky ...
Mediterranean fragrances, color changing landscape sculpted by the wind ...
A village where the shadow plays with light.
You can find out by taking the path of planks on stilts, admire
the Doul or walk to the port to discuss with the last eel fisherman, then go
back in the village with a stop at the Archaeological Museum and its temporary
exhibitions, followed by a visit to the church of the fourteenth century, ending
with refreshments in the cafe of the charming and traditional fountain.
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Opening Restaurant:
- April to October
- Monday -Tuesday - Thursday - from 08:00 to 13:30
- Friday -
Saturday- from 08:00 to 13:30 and from 19:00 to 21:30
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Sunday: from 08:00 to 14:30
- Closed day(s): Wednesday
Capacity Restaurant:
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2 Restaurant rooms, 50 seats indoor,
50 seats on terrace
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* Restaurant
* Private Parking
* Terrace
* Banquet
* Garden |
* Air conditioning
* Child friendly
* Caterer
* Dogs allowed!
* Disabled reception
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Peyriac-de-Mer
Portel des Corbières
Abbaye de fontfroide
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Domaine des 2 Anes |
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 Domaine des 2 Anes consists of 20 hectaires of vines, in amongst a holding of 60 hectares, surrounded by garrigues ( Mediterranean scrub) and pines.
Situated in the maritime plain of the Corbieres, between the Mediterranean and the lower hills, our vineyards of Grenache, red and white, Carignan, Mourverdre and Shiraz, stretch down towards the salt lagoons of Bages.
Why the 2 Donkeys?
We have a soft spot for these adorable animals. They are a bit like us two, stubborn and doing their own thing off the beaten track. Following our own convictions, we have taken a step back from the main stream, and have thus avoided the crisis of conventional wine making in the region.
Why Organic Farming?
We love life and our surroundings too much to poison them. It gives us great pleasure to work in this way and that pleasure can be found in the bottle!...
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Château de l'Ille |
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Its exposure facing the sea allows the vineyard of Château de L'Ille to enjoy a microclimate favorable to the good maturation of the grapes that are harvested at full maturity and, for the most part, manually.
Located on the site of an old Roman villa, the Château de l'Ille stretches out to the foothills of Peyriac de Mer, a small fishing village in Languedoc-Roussillon south of Narbonne. On a Mediterranean peninsula, wild and protected, overwelmed by garrigues, ponds and vines, the terroir produces wines of great wealth around a site without equal in the Corbières appellation.
The Château de l'Ille winery has a modern winery that allows temperature control: the wines benefit from thermovinification for whites and rosés and, for the red wines, from traditional vinification with carbonic maceration for the noble grape varieties. An underground barrel cellar dug into the rock, houses 120 barrels, 35% of new barrels in French oak and American oak...
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Narbonne, France is a charming small city in the Languedoc, featuring wonderful historic attractions as well as a relaxing beach along the Mediterranean. The heart of Narbonne, once a key port for the Roman Empire, is the dramatic Place de l'Hotel de Ville. Also be sure to stroll through the village’s old town, where you can’t miss the main attraction: Cathedrale Saint-Just. The most dominant building in this neighborhood, the 13th century church connects to the Palais des Archevêques, which has an ornately carved 130-meter keep. The Horreum, the only significant ancient Roman relic in the city, is an intricate underground series of hallways and tunnels which is believed to have been used for grain storage. Open year-round, it closes Mondays from October through May. Also of interest is the Musee de Telephone, with exhibits on the history of communications, including telegraphs and, of course, the telephone. Be sure to visit Narbonne Plage (beach), which you can reach from the train station and several points in central Narbonne through the 'TUN' bus line. The beach area features boutiques and outdoor cafés...
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The small village of Bages that dominates the pond on its hill is a pure marvel that deserves that the tourists who come to stay in the region must see. Little known, except by the aware people, this village preserved its charm and the whole flavor of the small townships of the Roussillon, between pond, garrigues and grapevines...
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Musée Archéologique
de Peyriac-de-Mer |
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The Archaeological Museum de Peyriac-de-Mer,
created by Henri Fabre in 1955, it brings together the product of excavations by the latter with Henri Barbouteau. Many traces show an occupation around the Doul since prehistoric times. The sarcophagus remains of St Paul reminds the implantation site of the old church and the location of the original village. In Gallo-Roman times, a habitat has been organized on the oppidum of the mill. The excavations have delivered a magnificent collection of amphorae and many everyday items. Finally, many vestiges of Roman colonization were found at the site of the ancient villas located near the Domitian...
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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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La Réserve Africaine de Sigean |
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An ideal day out if you're looking for amusement and adventure, the park is open 365 days a year. It is constantly being expanded. More than 3,800 animals live in almost 300 hectares of woods, lagoons and 'garrigue' (scented scrubland. Visits include a drive through the enclosure with its lions, Tibetan bears, giraffes and rhinoceroses and a pedestrian tour to meet elephants, dromedaries, chimpanzees, alligators. As you pass beside the lagoons, you'll be amazed by the sight of more than 1000 birds: flamingos, ibis, storks, pelicans and many more. Open 09:00 to 18:30 in summer and 16:00 in winter. Minimum time for group visits: 1 hour in a bus, 3 hours on foot...
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This seaside resort, commercial port and marina offers 10 miles of sandy beaches, boat trips, horseriding, and a tourist train around the lagoons. The sailing marina of Port la Nouvelle is situated at the mouth of the La Robine Canal, so it attracts both yachtsmen and people who enjoy canal boat holidays. A new port of call in the heart of the Mediterranean region, Port la Nouvelle also accommodates cruise liners. Whether you're on holiday or just taking a stopover in Port la Nouvelle, be sure to explore the many riches of the Aude countryside, just inland...
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The museum is located in what was the home of the Martin
family in the 18h century. It brings together the finds from the archaeological
dig at the Oppidum of Pach Maho (or Pech Mau), dating from the 6th to the 3rd
centuries BC. The exhibits are presented in chronological and thematic order.
Ground floor: Exhibition on Man and the southern scrubland known as the
garrigue. Top floor: ancient trades and crafts...
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La Chapelle Notre Dame des Oubiels |
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 Notre Dame des Oubiels is first a majestic ruin, historical monument of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, situated between vineyards and olive trees. It is accessed through the village to walk out, to spend pleasant moments there amid the 'Garrigue' with the view of Portel-des-Corbières. With fine weather, many Portel hikers arrives, walkers and tourists. Their first visit is the old ruined church, La Chapelle Notre Dame des Oubiels. And the questions are always the same: when was this church built? What is the origin of its name? Why they have built so far from the village? By whom has it been destroyed? We will try to respond succinctly. The ruins of this old church, Notre Dame des Oubiels (lambs), are located a kilometer west of the village, built near the défilé de la Reïnadouïre (la Reine des eaux), crossed by the river Berre...
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