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Welcome to Restaurant 'À La Prise d'Alzeau', a unique place for a quiet meal and a drink. Enjoy the mysterious atmosphere of the Cathars and the freshness of the water sources of the Canal du Midi. A visit to Restaurant À la Prise d'Alzeau matches perfectly with wonderful walking and biking trips through the vast forests of the Montagne Noire.
"In spring I
need the taste
of freshness,
in summer the
sunriped
flavour.
Autumn yields
the warm
richness of the
soil,
winter
the bliss of
spices."
Cook René seeks after pure tasting experiences. In order to reach this he uses the best seasonal and regional products, passionately and creatively prepared. It is our aim to make our guests enjoy dishes with delicious combinations of taste and an ample choice of matching wines. |
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Welcome to Restaurant 'À La Prise d'Alzeau', Virginie and René welcome you warmly on this beautiful natural area site for a meal in peace.
Enjoy the mysterious atmosphere of the Cathars and the freshness of the water sources of the Canal du Midi.
A visit to Restaurant À la Prise d'Alzeau matches perfectly with wonderful walking and biking trips through the vast forests of the Montagne Noire.
La Prise d'Alzeau
La Rigole, A La Prise d'Alzeau - Riquet's canal winds its way through the forest, providing an interesting course for a long walk or cycle ride.
There is a fantastic circular route which can begin outside the house in La Galaube following an old road through the forest which after a few kilometres crosses the canal where one can then join the canal path back towards the Prise.
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Opening Restaurant:
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Open beginning april to the
end november - lunch and dinner
- Closed day(s): Sunday
evening
- Open July
and August - 7d/7d lunch and dinner
- Garden side opened the afternoon to consume beverages, ice cream, snacks.
Capacity Restaurant:
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1 Restaurant room, 45 seats
indoor, 50 terrace
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Terrace
* Bar
* Garden
* Public Parking |
* Restaurant
* Glacier
* Childfriendly
* Pets allowed |
Le Moulin à Papier de Brousses
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 À La Prise d'Alzeau ** |
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Restaurant - Bar - Glacier |
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La Prise d'Alzeau
11310 Lacombe |
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Phone +33 4.68.25.46.94
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Menus: 31.50 € to 36.50 €
A la Carte: 11.50 € to 29.00 €
Child Menu: 10.50 € |
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Le Coquelicot
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Charming Villa, Sleeps 7, located in Lacombe (Aude), private swimming pool!
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Musée des Arts et Métiers du Livre |
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Just 17 kilometres north-west of Carcassonne, perched on a rocky outcrop between the Dure and Alzeau gorges stands Montolieu, village of books. For the past 20 years, all year round, its second-hand and antiquarian bookshops have been welcoming visitors who are keen readers and book lovers. The Museum of Book Arts and Crafts is open throughout the year and offers a fascinating journey through the history of books, from the earliest writing and developments in writing media, right down to the invention of printing.
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Location de VTT en Montagne Noire |
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The Montagne Noire is a road cyclists' heaven offering challenging climbs, high speed descents and gentle rolling terrain to spin out the legs on virtually traffic free roads. This is probably why many professional teams from around the world choose to cycle and train in this region. A lot of VTT-routes and hiking routes are available. In the Montagne Noir you can enjoy the peacefulness and the fresh air. You pass many authentic villages that look as if time stood still....
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The Château de Saissac is a ruined Cathar castle in the southernmost tip of the commune of Saissac in the Aude département in the north-west of Carcassonne, France. It was once the residence of the powerful vassal family of Trencavel. Today the ruins are protected as official historical monuments of France. Saissac is mentioned in a legal document (an Acte) from the Abbey of Montolieu in 958, and again in a text of 960. The village is typical of the Black Mountains and is built between the ravines of the rivers Aiguebelle and Vernassonne, just above their confluence. Things to see in the village include the porte d'Autan, a lavoire built in granite, a second covered lavoire and a fine echauguette. Vestiges of the city walls (enceinte) are still visible around the ancient village. These walls date from the Fourteenth century, the same period that the castle of Saissac was restored...
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The history of Grotte de Limousis goes back to the mists of time. It was a shelter under the rock used by both prehistoric men and Cave Bears. It has always been a refuge for men. Fancy a bit of freshness? We invite you to discover the cave Limousis, 20 kilometers northeast of Carcassonne and penetrate into the bowels of the earth. Discovered in 1811, the cave, carved by a river has been electrified and fitted in 1935. However, it was modernized in 1973 to its current appearance. The eighth and final room contains a unique mineral formation, a chandelier of aragonite to 4 meters high and 10 meters in circumference, a real treasure....
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Campsite
Le Martinet Rouge |
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Between Carcassonne and the Montagne Noire, "Le Martinet Rouge" invites you to discover a region steeped in history with a beautifull countryside that has many footpaths and montain bike trails. The swimming pool in his natural framework, adapted to all: toboggan for the children and the adults.; Corner pataugeoire for the all small as well as a terrace and relax for the parents....
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Les Quatre Châteaux
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Built on the top of bedrock at 300m above sea level, the four towers of the site of Lastours (Cabaret, Tour Régine, and Surdespine Quertinheux) proudly dominate the course of Orbiel (the river of olive trees) and the torrent Grésilhou in a wild landscape bristling with cypress. Lock Cabardès since the early Middle Ages, they controlled one of the main pathways in the Cabardès and the Black Mountain and took all their importance at the time of the crusade against the Albigensians. Archaeological excavations carried out since 1980 under the direction of Marie-Elise Gardel, have helped to uncover the medieval village of Cabaret, the Mecca of Catharism and the resistance against the Crusader armies. This ancient fortified settlement called " Castrum ", consisted of a hundred houses and many forges. These places were abandoned abruptly without the inhabitants were able to take any object...
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