Top Things to do in Aude
Top Hotels in Aude
- 1. Hotel de la Cite Carcassonne-MGallery
- 2. Hotel Montmorency Cite Medievale
- 3. Hotel du Pont Vieux
- 4. Hotel La Bastide Saint Martin
- 5. Hotel du Chateau "Cite Medievale de Carcassonne
- 6. Hotel du Pont Vieux
- 7. SOWELL Hotels Les Chevaliers
- 8. Hotel Campanile Carcassonne Est - La Cite
- 9. Hotel La Residence
- 10. Ibis Styles Carcassonne La Cite
What to do and see in Aude, Occitanie: The Best Things to do Good for a Rainy Day
Discover the best top things to do in Aude, France including Eglise Notre-Dame-de-l’Assomption, Lac Lieu d'Art Contemporain, Chateau Grand Moulin, La Cooperative-Collection Ceres Franco, Chateau Fabre Cordon, Basilique St-Paul-Serge, Cathedrale St-Just, Palais des Archeveques, Eglise Saint-Nazaire, Musee De L'ecole.
Restaurants in Aude
1. Eglise Notre-Dame-de-l’Assomption
2. Lac Lieu d'Art Contemporain
3. Chateau Grand Moulin
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 23 reviews
The adventure began in 1988 when Jean-Noël Bousquet installed his private winery on the site of an old mill. Since 2014 his son Frédéric has taken over the reins. Grandes Vignes, Vieilles Vignes, Terres Rouges, Boutenac… Enjoy a wide range of Corbières red, white and rosé wines. Discover and appreciate the richness and diversity of the terroirs of Château Grand Moulin. Discover how Château Grand Moulin stands out in the Languedoc wine landscape. Come and enjoy the “Château Grand Moulin” experience. Visit a unique wine cellar in the Languedoc, taste the range of great wines of the Corbières, share the living art of the vigneron.
4. La Cooperative-Collection Ceres Franco
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 17 reviews
Since 2015, the Cérès Franco Collection has been housed in an exceptional setting: the former wine cooperative cellar of Montolieu. Resolutely international, the Cérès Franco Collection brings together around 2,000 works from the 20th and 21th centuries, some of which are presented each year on a different theme. Brazilian and European naivety, South American popular art, art brut, self-taught, singular, artists from the CoBra movement or the New Figuration, the provenance of the works reflects an eclectic and independent taste for an art situated on the fringes of the major artistic currents. This collection reflects, with a rare coherence, the gaze of an audacious and demanding collector who has turned to intense works. Each year, therefore, a temporary exhibition, to be held from April to November, is organised with a guest curator who looks at this collection while engaging in a dialogue with other institutions or collections.
5. Chateau Fabre Cordon
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Amandine, the winemaker, will welcome you in her family owned estate. She will poor you a tasting of their organic wines and tell you the whole story of her inheritage in Corbieres sea-side area...
6. Basilique St-Paul-Serge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By KateJourney - Exeter, Canada
A fascinating church in Narbonne with long history as noted here by other posters. We went specifically to see the crypt, which has dug into the adjoining burial ground to expose centuries of sarcophagi and layers of bone in the dirt. A real descent into the underworld accessed through this church, which has evidence of destruction from the French Revolution as well as the famous frog in the holy water basin.
7. Cathedrale St-Just
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4.5 based on 1,106 reviews
Reviewed By Hugo929 - Los Angeles, United States
This cathedral joins the one in Siena (Italy) as an example of grandiose but truncated plans. Begun in the 13th century in the prevailing gothic style it has impressive thick columns, beautiful gothic arches and colorful stained glass windows. Built on the site of previous churches, one can find remnants. In the 14th century funds run out, mostly because of a decline of business in Narbonne, so the nave is missing.
8. Palais des Archeveques
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 324 reviews
Reviewed By Marijkedol - Limoux, France
There is something about the cathedrales in France. The Cathedrale St Just in Narbonne is very impressive. You cannot help to feel humble and quiet if you wander through this magnificent building. It is right in the centre of Narbonne and it has a lovely garden.
9. Eglise Saint-Nazaire
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,917 reviews
Reviewed By PJandSJ - Matlock, United Kingdom
This is an imposing church which exudes a sense of deep history. The stained-glass windows at the altar end of the church – the apse – are beautiful, particularly the two rose windows – one at each end of the transept. I sat there for several minutes gazing at their beauty … and returned two days later to have another look. The windows rivalled anything that I’ve seen on visits to various churches around the world.
10. Musee De L'ecole
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 206 reviews
Reviewed By irishmick2018 - Dublin, Ireland
Really enjoyed this visit.OK you might say it’s just a school and you would be correct at that but it’s a walk back in time to see what a French school looked and felt like way back. A really interesting little museum very quaint and quite a bit of history to it in relation to world war 2. Well worth a visit
