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Mirepeisset
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Description for B&B:
La Souqueto, named after the vines that provide shade to both the front and back of the house, is a beautifully restored Maison Bourgeoise. It has been carefully decorated and furnished with a blend of old and new elements. The house is located on the outskirts of the village, allowing guests to enjoy the soothing sounds and views of the nearby river, while still being situated in the heart of the old medieval center.The atmosphere at La Souqueto is welcoming and relaxed, offering a wide range of experiences to indulge the body, mind, and senses. In addition to freshly brewed coffee, tea, croissants, breads, conserves, and fresh fruit, breakfast often includes a delightful seasonal treat such as a tart, a layered yogurt and fruit cup, or a cake. The house is adorned with unique decor and artifacts, and features libraries and a spacious, bright artists studio, providing ample artistic inspiration. For moments of private relaxation, guests can enjoy the roof terrace and small patio. The rooms are charming and come with complimentary toiletries, hairdryers, and fluffy towels. If there is anything else you require, simply let us know and we will do our best to accommodate your needs.
Upon request, we offer evening meals, although there are also two restaurants within walking distance, one located practically next door and another by the river. The village itself offers various recreational activities such as swimming, petanque, tennis, fishing, and horseback riding.
Situated in a picturesque Minervois village between Carcassonne and Béziers, La Souqueto is an ideal base for exploring the central Languedoc-Roussillon region. Within an hour's drive, guests can discover medieval villages, ancient towns and cities, Cathar strongholds, the enchanting Canal du Midi, Mediterranean beaches, and the untamed beauty of the Black Mountains. For those interested in art workshops, cooking classes, or language lessons, please contact us for more information about the offerings available at La Souqueto.
Description for Gite
Welcome to our beautiful gite located in Mirepeisset, an idyllic village surrounded by natural beauty and exciting activities.The gite is perfectly situated near the sparkling clean river La Cesse and its reservoir La Garenne, where you can enjoy a refreshing swim. If you prefer the beach, the sea is just a short 30-minute drive away, offering opportunities for kite- and windsurfing.
Within the village, there are tennis courts, petanque, fishing, and horse riding facilities for both children and adults. Additionally, being next to the Canal du Midi, you can explore the shaded paths and waterways by walking, cycling, or even cruising. Bicycles and boats are available for hire locally.
Nature enthusiasts will love the nearby gorges, which offer both gentle and rigorous hiking trails.
For history and culture lovers, our location is perfect for visiting Cathar strongholds, medieval towns, and fashionable cities like Narbonne and Beziers, which are just 20 minutes away. If you're willing to drive a bit further, Montpellier, Perpignan, and Carcassonne are all approximately 1 hour away.
Foodies will delight in the many culinary destinations surrounding Mirepeisset. You can visit an olive press, an award-winning goatscheese farm, a passionate beekeeper offering unique honeys, and a traditional artisan baker who may even let you try your hand at breadmaking. And of course, there are plenty of great restaurants to indulge in the local cuisine. Don't miss the vibrant food market in Narbonne, which rivals the famous Boqueria in Barcelona.
Within an hour's drive, you can explore quaint fishing villages, visit the renowned Noilly Prat Vermouth winery, discover the salt pans of Gruissan, and explore the oyster beds of Bouzigues. And in winter, the ski resorts are just a short one and a half hours away.
Art enthusiasts will find plenty to enjoy as well. Salleles, a village next to Mirepeisset, houses one of the world's most renowned patchwork museums. Bages near Narbonne and Lezignan are home to impressive modern art galleries. Narbonne's ultra-modern theatre offers a diverse range of events, from classic plays to experimental performances and concerts by artists from around the world.
Getting here is easy. If you're coming from Perpignan or Montpellier, simply follow the provided directions. And if you're coming from Carcassonne, we recommend taking the D610 for a hassle-free journey.
Experience the charm and beauty of Mirepeisset and its surrounding areas by staying in our wonderful gite. We look forward to welcoming you soon!
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Directions
If you are traveling from Perpignan on the A9, take exit 38 (Narbonne Sud) and continue on the N9 towards Beziers. At the third roundabout, turn left onto D607 towards Marcorignan. Proceed straight for approximately 12 kilometers, then make a right turn towards Mirepeisset. Look for a restaurant called La Taverna in the center of the village, with a carpark on the right side. We are located in the little alley directly across from the carpark entrance.
For those coming from Montpellier on the A9, take exit 36 (Castres, Mazamet) and turn right towards Castres, Mazamet, St. Pons. Continue until you reach the fourth turn-off for MONTADY. At the T-junction, turn left and follow the road straight for 23 kilometers. After passing Argeliers, take an immediate left towards Mirepeisset. Follow the signpost and turn right into Mirepeisset. Look for a restaurant called La Taverna in the center of the village, with a carpark on the right side. We are located in the little alley directly across from the carpark entrance.
If you are coming from Carcassonne, avoid taking the Autoroute. Instead, take the D610, which is the direct road from Carcassonne to Beziers (later becoming the D11). Follow the green sign for Narbonne and then watch for the sign for Trebes on the left, which will lead you to the D610. Stay on this route towards Beziers. After Pouzols, take a right at the large roundabout towards St Marcel, and then a left at the next signpost for Mirepeisset. Look for a restaurant called La Taverna in the center of the village, with a carpark on the right side. We are located in the little alley directly across from the carpark entrance.
For those coming from Montpellier on the A9, take exit 36 (Castres, Mazamet) and turn right towards Castres, Mazamet, St. Pons. Continue until you reach the fourth turn-off for MONTADY. At the T-junction, turn left and follow the road straight for 23 kilometers. After passing Argeliers, take an immediate left towards Mirepeisset. Follow the signpost and turn right into Mirepeisset. Look for a restaurant called La Taverna in the center of the village, with a carpark on the right side. We are located in the little alley directly across from the carpark entrance.
If you are coming from Carcassonne, avoid taking the Autoroute. Instead, take the D610, which is the direct road from Carcassonne to Beziers (later becoming the D11). Follow the green sign for Narbonne and then watch for the sign for Trebes on the left, which will lead you to the D610. Stay on this route towards Beziers. After Pouzols, take a right at the large roundabout towards St Marcel, and then a left at the next signpost for Mirepeisset. Look for a restaurant called La Taverna in the center of the village, with a carpark on the right side. We are located in the little alley directly across from the carpark entrance.
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- Narbonne Cathedral: Located in the nearby city of Narbonne, this stunning Gothic cathedral dates back to the 13th century. It features impressive stained glass windows, intricate sculptures, and a beautiful cloister.
- Canal du Midi: Just a short distance from Mirepeisset, the Canal du Midi is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This 17th-century canal stretches over 240 kilometers and offers picturesque views, boat trips, and peaceful walks along its banks.
- Abbey of Fontfroide: Situated in the countryside near Narbonne, the Abbey of Fontfroide is a Cistercian monastery founded in the 12th century. Visitors can explore the well-preserved buildings, admire the tranquil gardens, and learn about the abbey's fascinating history.
- Le Somail: This charming village on the banks of the Canal du Midi is known for its quaint waterfront, old stone buildings, and a picturesque bridge. It offers visitors the opportunity to relax in a peaceful atmosphere while enjoying its bookshops, art galleries, and riverside cafes.
- Beziers: A historic city located approximately 20 kilometers from Mirepeisset, Beziers boasts a rich architectural heritage. Highlights include the Saint-Nazaire Cathedral, the Plateau des Poètes park, and the stunning views from the Fonserannes Locks on the Canal du Midi.
- Gruissan: Situated on the Mediterranean coast, Gruissan is a charming seaside town known for its beautiful sandy beaches and a historic old town filled with colorful houses. Visitors can also explore the iconic Gruissan Castle, which offers panoramic views of the surrounding area.
- Minerve: A short drive from Mirepeisset, Minerve is a fortified village perched on a rocky outcrop. It is listed as one of the "Most Beautiful Villages of France" and is known for its narrow streets, ancient stone buildings, and breathtaking views of the surrounding vineyards.
- La Curiosité de L'Auriol: Located in the village of Peyriac-Minervois, this quirky museum showcases a collection of over 1,000 bizarre and unusual objects. From antique medical instruments to peculiar artifacts, visitors will find themselves fascinated by the eccentricities on display.
- Château de Villerouge-Termenès: Situated near Termes, this medieval castle is a must-visit attraction for history enthusiasts. Visitors can explore the well-preserved ruins, learn about the castle's dark past as a Cathar stronghold, and enjoy stunning views of the surrounding countryside. 10. Les Halles de Narbonne: Narbonne's central market, Les Halles, is a vibrant and bustling place to visit. Here, you can find a wide array of fresh produce, local delicacies, and traditional French products. It's a great spot to immerse yourself in the local culture and indulge in some delicious food.