LAKE SAINT-FERRÉOL
(23km away) Constructed in the 17th century and covering 154 acres, this is the oldest artificial lake in Europe and was built to feed the Canal du Midi. The site includes an 80 hectare park, cascades, a geyser and shady paths ideal for walks, bike rides or picnics and the area abounds with tourist activities…
Swimming, Sailing, Wind surfing, Pedaloes, Canoeing, Motocross, Mini bikes, Tennis, Go-karts, Fishing, Horse riding, Gliding, Hang gliding, Paragliding, Archery, Shops & restaurants, Mini golf, Walking, Rock climbing, Rowing boats, Cycling, Mountain biking
SORÈZE
(25km away) The old village is classified as a historical site for its medieval streets lined by 17th and 18th century half-timbered and corbelled houses. Sorèze owes its fame to the Abbey-School. The history of this abbey is fascinating: founded in the 8th century, it became a seminary, then a royal military academy under the reign of Louis XVI, then the Lacordaire school. Through the quality of its instruction, this institution gave Sorèze an international reputation.
CARCASSONNE
(78km away) With over 3 million visitors each year, the medieval fortified city is one of France's most visited tourist sites. Each year on 14th July, Carcassonne plays host to a most spectacular fireworks display. On the other side of the river, lies the bastide town, with its narrow streets of houses, shops and restaurants, constructed on a grid pattern from the 13th century.This is the land of the Cathars, and the historic stories of the crusades against them. The surrounding dramatic landscape is dotted with numerous hilltop castles.