Known as one of the most beautiful fortified cities in France, Carcassonne is the perfect destination for lovers of medieval architecture. This magnificent architectural complex is listed as a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Come and discover Carcassonne by booking your accommodation at the best price in Carcassonne or enjoy a city break in Montpellier and discover this beautiful medieval city and offer you the best activities and tours in Carcassonne such as a Carcassonne full-day tour. #bestislandtraveltowns#naturalwonders#themeparks#nationalpark

The Cité de Carcassonne is a medieval citadel located in the French city of Carcassonne, in the department of Aude, Occitanie region. It is located on a hill on the right bank of the River Aude, in the south-east part of the city proper. The walls of the city are 13 km long. For travelers visiting Carcassonne Center, Cote Cite is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation.

A whole little castle right at your fingertips! Being here really felt like a travel through time, the scenery was sooo realistic, they even had horse fights (for children). It’s definitely a must-see if you’re in France.

It is only 5 km from the castle of Peruturde to the ancient city of Carcassonne, which is so famous because it is the representative of the city of Carcassonne. The ancient castle in Carcassonne is known as the largest and most preserved castle in Europe. It has a double wall of inner city and outer city. The inner wall is a Roman-style city block and the outer wall is a Gothic wall. The medieval castle is a solid soup. The shape of the castle often appears in cartoons. Through the suspension bridge, enter the Nabones Bridge Gate, through the ancient street, you can reach the town center, stroll on the stone road in the Middle Ages, or walk around the ancient wall, the deep medieval style can not help but think of the Middle Ages Knight hero. Listen to the locals telling the story of the Romans occupying the castle or other castles, and the beauty and heavenly tranquility of the creation.

Today, it has been converted into a luxury hotel, mainly for the reception of winery customers. Staying at the palace where the king used to be is definitely an extraordinary experience. Only the hotel does not have formal online sales, relying only on word of mouth between guests. Unlike other general hotels, rooms must be ordered more than four times a night. Once your order is confirmed, the hotel will no longer accept other reservations. The entire castle will be your own private place. Walking into the castle is like walking into a living museum and art palace, full of 17th century royal aristocratic style. Entering the door is a French grand ballroom. A feeling of deja vu appears. Did I come in my dreams? In fact, whether it is the famous Palace of Versailles or the Chambord built by King Franois I, the decoration of the interior of the French King is self-contained and has the same elements. I was deeply impressed by the visit to Chambord twice.

The castle was built in 1620. The owner of the castle, Bernard Perutitier, was appointed by the then young French King Louis XIII as the Minister of State Finance, and was highly appreciated by the King, thus opening the glory of the castle. 1910, the last Pei girl in the Peruturian family, Pauler Perutiye, inherited the castle. She then married the Christian Count of Brittany, Christian Rogeri. The manor and the winery have since been marked by Rogery. In 1987, Nikola, the contemporary master of the castle, took over the castle and winery from his parents, continuing the castle that has been inherited for 10 generations and has a history of nearly 400 years. This castle is also open to the world along with its winery.

The Perudiya estate is divided into three sections, one is more than 300 hectares of vineyards, one is the area where wine is brewed and sold, and the other is a hotel. There are three flags in the door of the wine cellar, the French flag in the middle, the EU on the one hand, and China on the other. was very confusing at the beginning, and later asked the service staff to know that the three flags indicate the main sales area of their wine. So when we learned that we were a special enthusiasm from China, we took us to visit their wine cellar and took our wine tasting. The wine produced in the winery is best known for this white wine. The price is still very cheap, only twenty euros, drinking in France is too cheap. Perudiya Manor, an important wine producing area in Carcassonne. It has six estates, and each wine brand is named after its own castle.

In the evening we live in the city of Carcassonne, about two hours from Collioure a medieval fortress city, the capital of the province of Aude. We stayed at the Carcassonne Relais & Chteaux, a castle hotel with a golf course that has a history of more than 300 years. There are two restaurants in the hotel, one of which is a Michelin star, but it is not coincidental that we were out of business on the same day. We can only go to another one. If you can get the Relais & Chteaux certification, the food will not be bad. So we are also eating and enjoying. Actually, the reception place is not big, but it is not the same when shooting with wide angle. Therefore, taking out the camera with the lens is also very important, but also to balance, so there is a lightweight body is best for girls. Each room is a suite, each room is different in decoration and design, but it is a French court style. Whether you are a small public or not, it will be attracted by its temperament.

Carcassonne Carcassonne Castle is situated on a hill with towering walls, walls and turrets. From a distance, it is like a castle in a fairy tale, a typical medieval castle. Carcassonne Castle is not like other castles, it is like a royal family. It is more like a fortification. There are churches and houses in the walls of the castle. So this makes the Carcassonne castle so special that it can't be photographed at close range. Can only make drones! From the 1st century AD, it became the fortress city of ancient Rome. The Romans occupied it until 460 AD, and then the Visigoths seized it and ruled for two and a half centuries; around 725 AD, the Arabs captured and ruled the place until the ancient castle of Carcassonne in 759 AD. Return to the embrace of the Frankish kingdom.