Discover the Wonders of Narbonne

Distant from crowded communication centers and surrounded by an intriguing atmosphere, the Southwestern region of France has a lot to offer to the tourists. Occitanie and Aquitaine’s regions are the hubs of traditional, cultural, and linguistic diversities evident from the heritage and architecture. Tourists from all over the world admire Occitanie for its beautiful landscapes, cultural assortment, and adventure prospects. Besides these attractions, wine tours of Occitanie are amongst the most fun activities that travelers enjoy. We have a list of top-rated landmarks and fun things to do in Occitanie whenever you intend to travel to the South Western French region.

Pay a Visit to Religious Town of Lourdes

Fortunes fell upon the small town of Lourdes in the foothills of the Pyrenean mountains since the mid-19th century when the Virgin Marry visited a young girl. No trip to this town is possible without paying a visit to the most religious site of the city called the Sanctuary of Our Lady. Chateau Fort of the city had never been conquered in history and presently serves as an art museum. Pilgrimages mostly visit this city for its religious sites, including La Source, The Holy Stairs believed to be relocated by the mother of Roman Emperor Constantine from Jerusalem, and Chemin de Croix. You must not miss the Grottes de Betharram, a labyrinth of caves beneath the Pyrenees created over millions of years by erosion and natural phenomenon.

Ride along Canal du Midi

Canal du Midi is the most beautiful canal in France, and it is amongst the greatest works of the 17th century. Along with Canal de Garonne, this canal joins the Mediterranean with the Atlantic. You will also find uncountable sceneries astride its 240 kilometers length of Canal du Midi, where time seems to standstill. No car and other vehicles are visible along the canal; only bicycles and riders move along the narrow pavements. Visitors love to find beautiful birds along the natural marshes and small lakes when riding and walking along the canal. History and architecture fans will also find a lot to discover when boating in the canal stream.

Discover Town of Albi

Travelers love to see unique events and places; Albi Cathedral is one such place and architectural masterpiece that no one can miss. The red brick structure seems to change colors according to light and the time of the day. The 150 meters 11th century Pont Vieux is a wonder to see included in UNESCO World Heritage Sites. River Tarn, Hotel de Reynes, and Musee de la Mode housing 12th century painted ceilings, spiral staircases, and unique doors are the significant attractions of Albi.

(Albi) North views of the Ste Cécile Cathedral and the Old Bridge