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Whether you come alone or
with your family, as a couple or with friends, or during a lunch break, we
welcome you in a popular and extremely friendly atmosphere in the heart of the
ZAC Castellas in Montredon-des-Corbières. L'Indkerk is the ideal place to taste
real "home cooking" and traditionally prepared with fresh products.
Throughout the seasons, our daily menu allows you to rediscover the flavors of simple and tasty dishes such as veal Osso bucco, lasagna, Basque chicken, beef parmentier and many others.
Some great brasserie classics like our essential fried steak with its delicious homemade fries, tasty and hearty salads and a nice choice of pizzas and pastas, always served quickly. With us you can follow the biggest sporting events on a big screen: VI Nations Tournament, Football, World Cup... |
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From this old hangar converted into a restaurant, we wanted to preserve the authentic character by creating spaces with a sober and designer style where materials such as wood and metal are combined in the most beautiful way. As you pass the brewery door, it feels like a true industrial workshop, with waxed concrete floors, metal cabinets, a nice bar, worn brick walls and a selection of pendant lamps, chairs and stools, all made of metal.
This original and unique layout is available on two levels: The ground floor has a large covered and heated terrace and the first floor, perfect for your parties and events, has a mezzanine designed for children or for rest.
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Opening Restaurant:
- January to December
- Monday to Friday -
from 09:00 to 15:00
- Closed day(s): Saturday - Sunday
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Reserved for weekend events
Capacity Restaurant:
- 2 Restaurant rooms, 80 seats indoor
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* Restaurant
* Private Parking
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* Air conditioning
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Narbonne
Abbaye de fontfroide
Musée des Potiers Gallo-Romains d'Amphoralis
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Lézignan-Corbières is a very active town, located along the main road between Narbonne and Carcassonne. The town has plenty of shops and cafés and so makes a good place to stop for a lunchtime visit.
The main attraction, though, is the Wednesday market which is very large and packs the town with market stalls, people, odors (of the good sort) and activity.
Lézignan-Corbières isn't a particularly attractive town, and we found the narrow streets of the "old town" rather dreary.
The main church of Lézignan-Corbières, Eglise Saint-Félix, is an imposing structure. Declared an historical monument, it's located in the center of town and has a small park just beside.
Market Wednesday
The Wednesday market is a really big affair in Lézignan-Corbières. The market stretches around the south side of the old town, packing the main Cours de la République and most of the adjacent side-streets. There are very many clothes and food stalls, and all are popular. It was fun to observe which vendors had the best reputation by the bigger crowds packed around the more popular vegetable and food stands...
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Oppidum d'Ensérune -
Nissan-lez-Enserune |
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The Oppidum d'Enserune is an ancient hill-town (or Oppidum) near the village of Nissan-lez-Enserune, France located between Béziers and Narbonne close to the RN9 and Canal du Midi.
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The settlement was occupied without interruption between the 6th Century BC and 1st Century AD, it's location being chosen presumably because it was a hill with good views over the coastal plain, being close to the Roman road Via Domitia, the Montady lake, and fertile agricultural land below.
Below the Oppidum was the swamp of Montady, (centred on), which is now wedge shaped fields separated by irrigation ditches that converge in the centre. In the 13th century, the swamp was drained; the ditches allowed water to flow to the center of the circular depression, from which it was conveyed through underground pipes several kilometers to the south. The drainage is still functional and remains in use. There is a museum on the site which offers a display of some of the finds on the site, as well as giving more information about the fort and the field system...
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The Horreum is the only building dating from classical
times that can still be seen in Narbonne. It is a former underground warehouse
and dates from the end of the first century BC and was probably the below-ground
section of a market. Two of its galleries can be visited and the sound and light
show that has been installed creates an atmosphere rather like that of a
market-day. Stone remains have been put on display in the alcoves that open off
the north wing to remind visitors of the splendours of Narbo Martius, the
capital of the Narbonne region. You can buy a Pass Ticket, which is valid for 15
days and gives you entry to all the monuments and museums...
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The collections of the Lapidary Museum are housed in the former church of Notre Dame de Lamourguier, the remains of a 13th-century Benedictine monastery and a fine example of Southern Gothic art. Some 1,300 blocks of stone form one of the largest collections in Europe. Most of them originate from Roman grave monuments which had been re-used as decoration for the town's ramparts (dismantled in the 19th century). A half-hour sound and light show projected onto the walls of the church retraces the history of Narbonne from antiquity to the Renaissance...
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Cathédrale Saint-Just et Saint-Pasteur |
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The High Gothic style of the Cathedral of Saint-Just and
Saint-Pasteur takes its inspiration from the great cathedrals of Northern
France. Its most striking feature is its unique choir, with vaulting soaring to
more than 40 metres. It was built between 1272 and 1340 and remained unfinished
because, in those troubled times, the Consuls refused to demolish the ramparts
to provide stone to continue building. The side chapel, dedicated to Our Lady of
Bethlehem, has a 14th-century altar-piece in painted stone. The Treasury, also
known as the acoustic hall, displays a rich collection of liturgical objects,
including ivories, gold and tapestries...
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Espace de Liberté - Bowling |
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In water, on ice or on a skate ..., Freedom Area, near Narbonne, full of fun activities to make brisk throughout the day. Swimming, water aerobics, synchronized swimming, diving, skating, ice hockey, bowling, skate board, BMX, it is the second major equipment Narbonne Park with sports and friendship. L'Espace de Liberté of the Grand Narbonne, your sports and leisure complex, offers a multitude of fun in a pleasant and friendly. Its glass pyramid gives you access to its swimming pools, bowling and ice-skating...
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Golf Pitch and
Putt
Ste Rose |
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 18-Holes.
18 Holes, Par 54, 1.200 metres, 1312 yards. Built in 1988 by Jean Pierre Basurco
International standard. Narbonne is another of the Languedoc's best loved
cities, and is set on the Mediterranean Coast, offering a chance to explore and
enjoy a different aspect of the Aude. The club here is called Le Pitch 'n' Putt
Sainte Rose, and although there is not a full golf course there is a very good
eighteen-hole pitch and putt course, a driving range, pro shop and a clubhouse.
It is really of more interest to holidaymakers and beginners than to serious
golfers, but professional lessons are available, and competitions are held
regularly...
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The Figurotta campsite is tucked away in a pine forest surrounded by vineyards in the heart of the Corbières area. The site is popular with guests holidaying in caravans and camper-vans because of its proximity and easy access to the sea and the main road to Spain. The site features 40 s pitches and 3 caravan service areas. This site is ideal if you are looking for a relaxed holiday with opportunities to enjoy sports, cultural and gastronomic experiences. Mobile home s available...
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Maison Natale de Charles Trenet |
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Charles Trenet was a successful poet and songwriter who called Narbonne home. He was born in this house and grew up there, and in fact his mother continued to live there for almost all of her life. At the beginning of the 21st Century the beautiful property was converted into a small museum where visitors could see the interior of the house and some of the family treasures. It also contains many of Trenet’s original compositions in a fascinating exhibition...
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Les Chasses
au Trésor:
Narbonne |
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Les Chasses au Trésor: Discover
Narbonne in a fun way and visit unusual or unmissable places thanks to a
treasure hunt in the form of a box containing a magic card, mirror and / or
other surprising clues. At the end of your adventure, a treasure awaits you...
Be careful though: the treasure hunt makes you addicted! If you do one there is
a good chance you will want to do more! We will have warned you...
Le Trésor du Matagot...
What to do in Narbonne? A treasure hunt of course! And here's the story that will make you the hero:
According to an old legend, the Matagot is a cat-sorcerer who wanders the streets of the city after dark.
Whoever welcomes and cares for the Matagot is enriched, on the other hand whoever hurts him is cursed. Le Matagot de Narbonne puts you to the test: If you find his secret, he will offer you part of his treasure ... This secret is hidden in the historic center of Narbonne, good luck!
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