Annuaire de Carcassonne en Pays Cathare : Shopping in CPC - 
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Close to the Montagne Noire and the Canal du Midi, the Haut Minervois region offers varied cultural and recreation sites : the Caunes Minervois Abbey, the Giant Grotto of Cabrespine, the sculptures by the Master of Cabestany in Rieux Minervois and the Jouarres Lake are amongst the most popular...
The Editions du Cabardès were created in january 2006 in the little village of Ventenac-Cabardès, at the foot of the Montagne Noire, just a few kilometres away from Carcassonne and its medieval city.
This enthusiastic young publishing house is specialized in illustrated books and board games...
In 1991 the former textile manufacturing village of Montolieu began a transformation which has made it a mecca for book lovers and graphic artists: about 15 book shops and artisans set up in the village, the Graphic Arts Conservatory was created, the Brousses Paper Mill was reopened and some...
In the heart of what used to be a market garden farmhouse, surrounded by works of art, handcrafted furniture and items of decoration, you will relax and enjoy the authentic southern French dishes prepared with local garden produce.
This place dedicated to art is a bridge between artistic...
You’d like to discover the literary event of the year, to buy a birthday present, to order a school book for your teen-ager or even to prepare your next holidays thanks to guidebooks like Michelin or Routard! You need one and only address: la Librairie Breithaupt.
Settled in the centre of the...
An emerging quality domain, the "Château St Jacques d'Albas" has been producing award-winning red, rosé and white wines since 2001 in a beautiful preserved site, surrounded by garrigue and pine forest.
For the soil and vine management, Beatrice and Graham Nutter have chosen...
In the heart of the vinyards and olive groves of Languedoc rises the splendid Château Abbaye de Cassan.
In the Château, which was successively a modest monastic retreat, powerful royal priory and opulent stately home in the18th century, the charms of the past still live on the tranquil...