River Cruise Carcassonne / Villepinte / Carcassonne
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Carcassonne - Villepinte - Carcassonne - 54 Km - 18 Locks - 11 h of navigation - 4 Nights
From Carcassonne to Villesèquelande, 13 km, 5 Lock(s), 2.7 h of navigation
Stopover : Carcassonne > Villesèquelande
Monument
Carcassonne
The medieval city of Carcassonne has had two designations as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997. Dating back to the Roman Empire, this fortified city later became a garrison town.
Monument
Presbytère de Villesèquelande
An old 11th-century building that was part of the village’s former castle, which was destroyed. It was restored in 1991 and has since belonged to the municipality, but traces of Raymond de Villesèquelande’s presence can still be found.
Monument
La Bastide Saint-Louis
La Bastide Saint-Louis is at the heart of the city. It embodies the warm, friendly spirit of Carcassonne and is home to many shops, restaurants, squares, and parks.
Monument
The Medieval City
Just a 10-minute walk from the Bastide is the famous Medieval City, open free of charge 24/7. Guided tours, both day and night, are offered to uncover the secrets and history of the City.
Monument
Villesèquelande
A small, authentic village with just a few inhabitants. It is crossed by an ancient Roman road. It is home to one of the last elm trees in Western Europe, and since 2021, Villesèquelande has even become the world’s first Tree Village.
Monument
The Comtal Castle
In the heart of the medieval city, you will find the imposing Comtal Castle. Admission is paid, but free for visitors under 26 years old.
Vineyard
the Côtes de Malepère
Gastronomy
the Artichauts à la Carcassonnaise
Gastronomy
Le Petit Carcassonnais
This small oval cake, with a texture similar to a sponge cake or a madeleine, reveals subtle flavors of candied orange peel when you taste it. This specialty was created in 1928 by Mr. Gau and was later acquired by the Fuster family, who are currently the sole producers of this delicacy.
Gastronomy
Le Poumpet
A cake originating from Soual and Sémalens, brought to Carcassonne in the 8th century, made with lemon and bergamot. Triangular in shape, it was traditionally made with lard. Today, it is usually made with butter. It has gained great popularity thanks to its blend of lemon, bergamot, and honey added after baking. It is perfect for lemon lovers.
Gastronomy
Les Écus de la Cité
By far, this is the sweetest memory you’ll take away from Carcassonne. Small and round in shape, these little coins featuring the medieval city come in dark chocolate or milk chocolate. 7 Avenue Arthur Mullot, 11000 CarcassonneFrom Villesèquelande to Villepinte, 14 km, 4 Lock(s), 2.7 h of navigation
Stopover : Villesèquelande > Bram > Bram > Villepinte
Monument
Villepinte
The 12th century Romanesque chapel of Notre-Dame de la Romenguière.
Monument
Bram
Bram, the circular town with its 13th century church. At the House of Archaeology you can discover the ancient past of this city.
Monument
Presbytère de Villesèquelande
An old 11th-century building that was part of the village’s former castle, which was destroyed. It was restored in 1991 and has since belonged to the municipality, but traces of Raymond de Villesèquelande’s presence can still be found.
Monument
Eglise de Villepinte
The church was built around an old Romanesque chapel, of which only remnants now remain within the new structure. The original construction, along with subsequent renovation work, was carried out in stages, with the most recent significant modification dating back to 1991.
Monument
Villesèquelande
A small, authentic village with just a few inhabitants. It is crossed by an ancient Roman road. It is home to one of the last elm trees in Western Europe, and since 2021, Villesèquelande has even become the world’s first Tree Village.
Monument
Lavoir et Epanchoir
Ancient washhouses are located opposite a magnificent eight-arched spillway that transfers excess water to the Fresquel River. These structures reflect the way of life of the time and are still in very good condition, allowing for clear observation from your houseboat.
Monument
The Church of Saint Julien and Saint Basilisse
A true jewel of the village, it is the starting point of the “circular village.” Hidden in the heart of the town, it is one of the rare churches still found in France with a single nave featuring three rib-vaulted bays and a 36-meter bell tower. Come and discover its Gothic architecture, which dominates the village!
Nature
Parc des Essars
The Parc des Essars is an ideal place for a stroll. At the heart of the park is an exhibition centre dedicated entirely to the visual arts and culture.
Swimming
Le Lac de Buzerens
Lake Buzerens offers a variety of activities: fishing, supervised swimming, wakeboarding, paddleboarding, and water skiing.
River constructions
Aqueduc de Rebenty
Cross over the Rebenty stream, originally built in 1687, to prevent the stream's waters from mixing with those of the canal. Composed of four arches, this aqueduct was accompanied by a gatehouse that has now been completely destroyed.
River constructions
Echelle du Vivier
The Vivier Lock is a staircase of three locks. Built around 1674, it is located 68.7 km from Toulouse, at an altitude of 154 meters. The neighboring locks are the Guillermin Lock to the east and the Gay Lock to the west.
River constructions
Le Pont-Canal de Mezuran
One of the many aqueducts of the Canal du Midi, this one allows the canal to cross over a stream, while also offering an elevated view of the landscape and nature.From Villepinte to Villesèquelande, 14 km, 4 Lock(s), 2.7 h of navigation
Stopover : Villepinte > Bram > Bram > Villesèquelande
Monument
Villepinte
The 12th century Romanesque chapel of Notre-Dame de la Romenguière.
Monument
Bram
Bram, the circular town with its 13th century church. At the House of Archaeology you can discover the ancient past of this city.
Monument
Presbytère de Villesèquelande
An old 11th-century building that was part of the village’s former castle, which was destroyed. It was restored in 1991 and has since belonged to the municipality, but traces of Raymond de Villesèquelande’s presence can still be found.
Monument
Eglise de Villepinte
The church was built around an old Romanesque chapel, of which only remnants now remain within the new structure. The original construction, along with subsequent renovation work, was carried out in stages, with the most recent significant modification dating back to 1991.
Monument
Villesèquelande
A small, authentic village with just a few inhabitants. It is crossed by an ancient Roman road. It is home to one of the last elm trees in Western Europe, and since 2021, Villesèquelande has even become the world’s first Tree Village.
Monument
Lavoir et Epanchoir
Ancient washhouses are located opposite a magnificent eight-arched spillway that transfers excess water to the Fresquel River. These structures reflect the way of life of the time and are still in very good condition, allowing for clear observation from your houseboat.
Monument
The Church of Saint Julien and Saint Basilisse
A true jewel of the village, it is the starting point of the “circular village.” Hidden in the heart of the town, it is one of the rare churches still found in France with a single nave featuring three rib-vaulted bays and a 36-meter bell tower. Come and discover its Gothic architecture, which dominates the village!
Nature
Parc des Essars
The Parc des Essars is an ideal place for a stroll. At the heart of the park is an exhibition centre dedicated entirely to the visual arts and culture.
Swimming
Le Lac de Buzerens
Lake Buzerens offers a variety of activities: fishing, supervised swimming, wakeboarding, paddleboarding, and water skiing.
River constructions
Aqueduc de Rebenty
Cross over the Rebenty stream, originally built in 1687, to prevent the stream's waters from mixing with those of the canal. Composed of four arches, this aqueduct was accompanied by a gatehouse that has now been completely destroyed.
River constructions
Echelle du Vivier
The Vivier Lock is a staircase of three locks. Built around 1674, it is located 68.7 km from Toulouse, at an altitude of 154 meters. The neighboring locks are the Guillermin Lock to the east and the Gay Lock to the west.
River constructions
Le Pont-Canal de Mezuran
One of the many aqueducts of the Canal du Midi, this one allows the canal to cross over a stream, while also offering an elevated view of the landscape and nature.From Villesèquelande to Carcassonne, 13 km, 5 Lock(s), 2.7 h of navigation
Stopover : Villesèquelande > Carcassonne
Monument
Carcassonne
The medieval city of Carcassonne has had two designations as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997. Dating back to the Roman Empire, this fortified city later became a garrison town.
Monument
Presbytère de Villesèquelande
An old 11th-century building that was part of the village’s former castle, which was destroyed. It was restored in 1991 and has since belonged to the municipality, but traces of Raymond de Villesèquelande’s presence can still be found.
Monument
La Bastide Saint-Louis
La Bastide Saint-Louis is at the heart of the city. It embodies the warm, friendly spirit of Carcassonne and is home to many shops, restaurants, squares, and parks.
Monument
The Medieval City
Just a 10-minute walk from the Bastide is the famous Medieval City, open free of charge 24/7. Guided tours, both day and night, are offered to uncover the secrets and history of the City.
Monument
Villesèquelande
A small, authentic village with just a few inhabitants. It is crossed by an ancient Roman road. It is home to one of the last elm trees in Western Europe, and since 2021, Villesèquelande has even become the world’s first Tree Village.
Monument
The Comtal Castle
In the heart of the medieval city, you will find the imposing Comtal Castle. Admission is paid, but free for visitors under 26 years old.
Vineyard
the Côtes de Malepère
Gastronomy
the Artichauts à la Carcassonnaise
Gastronomy
Le Petit Carcassonnais
This small oval cake, with a texture similar to a sponge cake or a madeleine, reveals subtle flavors of candied orange peel when you taste it. This specialty was created in 1928 by Mr. Gau and was later acquired by the Fuster family, who are currently the sole producers of this delicacy.
Gastronomy
Le Poumpet
A cake originating from Soual and Sémalens, brought to Carcassonne in the 8th century, made with lemon and bergamot. Triangular in shape, it was traditionally made with lard. Today, it is usually made with butter. It has gained great popularity thanks to its blend of lemon, bergamot, and honey added after baking. It is perfect for lemon lovers.
Gastronomy
Les Écus de la Cité
By far, this is the sweetest memory you’ll take away from Carcassonne. Small and round in shape, these little coins featuring the medieval city come in dark chocolate or milk chocolate. 7 Avenue Arthur Mullot, 11000 Carcassonne
Bike
Bike
Tow paths provide an ideal place to ride your bikeThe Locks
2 type(s) of lock(s) on The Canal du Midi- Automatic locks operated by boaters themselves, without a lock-keeper
- Automatic locks
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