Campsite near Narbonne

Narbonne is a commune in the Aube department and Languedoc-Roussillon region. One of France’s major cities, it had an urban population of around 91,825 in 2013. Its economy is based on logistics, technology and tourism.

Recognized as a city of art and history, Narbonne boasts an extensive environmental, cultural and historical heritage. The Saint-Just-et-Saint-Pasteur cathedral, the Notre-Dame de Lamourguier church and the horrea (Roman granaries) are just some of the symbolic places of interest in the town.

Narbonne’s historical heritage

Narbonne is one of the major cities in France dedicated to promoting architecture and heritage. With a surface area of 172.96 km2 and a favorable climate, the city boasts many historic assets that make it special.

In addition, there are numerous tourist centers and sites that trace the city’s history from antiquity to the present day. As a result, the city attracts a large number of visitors every year for its historical assets.

Tourist attractions in Narbonne

Given its rich history, Narbonne has been a traveler’s paradise for many years.

And among its tourist centers, we can mention :

The Gothic cathedral of Sant-Just-et-Saint-Pasteur, ranked 4th largest in France behind Beauvais, Amiens and Metz ;
The archbishop’s palace, second only to Avignon’s Palais des papes;
The Horreum was an underground gallery in Roman times, the only one of its kind in Europe;
Merchants’ bridge;
Charles Trenet’s house ;
The Cistercian Abbey of Fontfroide ;
Saint Paul’s Basilica;
The Museum of Art and History, the Lapidary Museum and the Archaeological Museum;
Since 1996, the Midi-Robine Canal has been classified by UNESCO as one of humanity’s greatest treasures. This is a considerable asset for this commune.

Narbonne is quite simply one of France’s largest cities, located in the Aube department. It boasts a wealth of historical treasures that make it a popular tourist destination. So make the most of your stay at camping Cap d’Agde, Le Rochelongue, to discover it!