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The restaurant is located between Saissac and Arfons to the Lac du Lampy. Conveniently located to bike and walking trails.
In the restaurant, in the spacious conservatory or in the season on the sunny terrace you can enjoy a nice cup of coffee or a nice dinner.
We serve bavette, agneau, sirloin, cuisse de canard confit, pizzas and salads
During the months of April to October you can go all day with us for ice cream, crepes, goufres and drinks, served on the terrace or inside the bar... |
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Specialities
The "Reserve for Lampy" and the "Rigole de la Montagne" are on the list of UNESCO's heritage! At the end of the eighteenth century at the time of the realization of the "Canal de la Robine" in Narbonne had been obliged to build an additional reservoir. The place Lampy was selected by a committee of experts in 1776 and construction was completed in 1782. The plans were designed by "Garripuy", the engineer.
The dam "Lampy" is 126 meters long, the base is anchored in a granite rock of 42 m. The maximum height is 16 m. Ten runners form a natural wall screen. The wall is thicker than 5 m at his coronation. The storage volume is 2.665 million m3...
Lac du lampy is a nice recreation area with a wonderful lake where you can swim in summer. Around the vast forests of Lampy you can make beautiful walks throughout the year, also for mountain bikers
it is a beautiful area, endless trails through the forests around Lampy.
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Opening Restaurant:
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Open may to the
end october - lunch and dinner
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Capacity Restaurant:
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1 Restaurant room, 50 seats indoor,
60 terrace
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Terrace
* Bar
* Public Parking
* Garden |
* Restaurant
* Glacier
* Gites
* Pets allowed |
Château de Saissac
Montolieu, the famous book and graphical arts village
Prise d'eau d'Alzeau dans la Montagne-Noire
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The Cabardès region is situated to the west of Languedoc and to the south of the central massif, a geologist's dream, balanced between east and west, the sun and the coolness, the heathland and the mountain. It is here that the winds cross. They bring the intense mediterranean heat necessary for southern "cépages" (grape types) such as syrah and grenache, and the cool atlantic humidity for the ocean "cépages": merlot, cabernet-sauvignon, cabernet-franc, cot and fer-servadou, to prosper. The vineyards and wines of Cabardès have been recognized as AOC since february 1999. The quality of the grapes, the wine-making, the blending of the "cépages" and the keeping of the wines has allowed us to obtain the best balance between fruit and structure, fullness and complexity, intensity and elegance. Cabardès assembles 30 châteaux and domaines over 500 productive hectares spread amongst 18 villages. 20000 hectolitres are produced each year,of which 60% are exported....
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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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Restaurant Lampy * |
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Restaurant - Bar |
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Bar Restaurant “Lampyâ€
3 Lampy Neuf
11310 Saissac |
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Phone +33 4.68.24.46.96
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huisman.bjorn@wanadoo.fr
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www.lacdulampy.com |
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Menus: 15.00 € to
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A la Carte: 12.00 € to 14.50 €
Child Menu: 7.50 € |
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Campsite
La Porte d'Autan |
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Located on the heights of the Montagne Noir at 504 m altitude, the campsite "La Porte d'Autan" welcomes you in a shaded area of 2.5 ha. Consists of a temperate climate you can recharge yourselves in a friendly, family atmosphere... The village of Saissac and its castle (or château fort) dominates the rocky headland and the ravine of the river Vernassonne, overlooking the plain of Carcassonne at an important strategic position at the entry of the Black Mountains (Montagnes Noires)....
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Campsite Centre Familial
de Vacances Peyrebazal |
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The Arboretum du Lampy, also known as the Arboretum du Domaine du Lampy-Neuf, is a private arboretum located in Le Lampy-Neuf, Saissac, Aude, Languedoc-Roussillon, France. It is open daily. The arboretum was first established in the 19th century as the Canal du Midi administration's experimental site for exotic trees. After forty years of neglect, restoration began in 1995. Older trees include araucarias, Lawson cypresses, sequoiadendrons, thujas, and Virginia tulip trees; these have been augmented with new plantings of cedar of Lebanon, Gingko biloba, liquidambar, Negundo maple, olive, etc....
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Campsite
Le Bout du Monde |
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Make your holiday one of discovery. Make moment of rest an opportunity to regenerate yourself, to have fun, share moments excel and live new emotions... Within the campsite les Mimosas, you are at liberty to choose the nature of your holidays : sporting, the great outdoors, discovery... In the heart of one of the sunniest regions of France, everything is here to offer you the best holidays, the one you dream of, the one you love....
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Elevage des biches
de Picarel |
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A farm containing 350 head of deer, does and fawns in semi-liberty over an area of 50 ha. The tamed animals can be easily approached throughout the year: mating, births. A stag and deer farm in the heart of the Montagne Noir....
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Musée du Verre
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Located south of the Tarn at the foot of the Montagne Noire, Sorèze a museum of glass unique, housed in the former hospital of the town built under Charles X. It was created in 1996 by Yves Blaquiere, erudite man, passionate about history and glass. The association "Les Amis de Sorèze", which was created in 1998, manages the museum with the support of the mayor and organizes exhibitions and conferences. The museum currently contains over 1600 pieces of glass - from antiquity to the mid-twentieth century - gained through a reasoned policy of purchase and the generosity of many donors. Two major specificities characterize collections: - Drinking glasses seventeenth to the nineteenth century - The blue-green glass of Languedoc The Museum of Glass is a valuable cultural development of the city of Sorèze. "Like a fingerprint, the breath of the glass marked his time, in this village where mind blowing and southerly wind"...
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