Youth Hostel in Carcassonne
Travel Tips for Carcassonne (Page 5/5)
Budget Meals
Evening and Night Time Entertainment
Visitor Attractions
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09 Oct 2010 Colin, Scotland:
Visit Narbonne - lovely town also, many historic attractions and cheap accommodation at international youth centre (right behind cathedral) |
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09 Oct 2010 Colin, Scotland:
very quiet in midweek, but there is a club (I think it is maybe called The Club or something similar!) across the square from the train station. Couple of Irish pubs, one of which at least shows football etc |
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07 Oct 2010 Emily, Australia:
not much of a nightlife - an evening walk around the castle is excellent though |
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22 Sep 2010 Thomas, USA:
grab a bottle of the local wine and watch the sunset while sitting on the castle wall... go outside of the castle at nite and look back... |
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18 Sep 2010 Sally, Australia:
Do the rampart and castle audio tour. |
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18 Aug 2010 Michael, England & Wales:
Loads of restaurants near the hostel. All good. Try the Cassoulet! |
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18 Aug 2010 Michael, England & Wales:
The castle. You can´t miss it. |
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11 Aug 2010 Jeanette, England & Wales:
Le Quai at the other side of the Pont Vieux is a lovely place to eat - excellent food and great views. |
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11 Aug 2010 Jeanette, England & Wales:
The jousting/ Chivalry Show was fabulous |
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| HI Hostel CarcassonneThe hostel is situated within the Cité Médiévale, a fine walled city which is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Under the southern sun, a very pleasant stay from which you can discover the impressive Cathar castles, or just indulge in the charming southern squares. | more...... |