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The Domitian Way and the Archbishops’ Palace – traces of ancient Narbo, twice consecrated « Daughter of Rome ».

© Mairie de Narbonne

The Domitian Way and the Archbishops’ Palace – traces of ancient Narbo, twice consecrated « Daughter of Rome ». The Domitian Way and the Archbishops’ Palace – traces of ancient Narbo, twice consecrated « Daughter of Rome ».

The sun adorning the vaults of the Cathedral : its presence graces the area 300 days a year, a national record.

© Henri Gaud

The sun adorning the vaults of the Cathedral : its presence graces the area 300 days a year, a national record. The sun adorning the vaults of the Cathedral : its presence graces the area 300 days a year, a national record.

The maritime vineyards of the la Clape Appellation, plunging towards the sea at Narbonne-Plage.

© Jacques Debru

The maritime vineyards of the la Clape Appellation, plunging towards the sea at Narbonne-Plage. The maritime vineyards of the la Clape Appellation, plunging towards the sea at Narbonne-Plage.

Another Mediterranean temple to a cult that has endured the centuries, the Palace of the Wine King.

© Mairie de Narbonne

Another Mediterranean temple to a cult that has endured the centuries, the Palace of the Wine King. Another Mediterranean temple to a cult that has endured the centuries, the Palace of the Wine King.

Corbières vineyards, a sea of quality wines in tune with the melody of the Occitan tongue.

Marie Hélène Carcanague

Corbières vineyards, a sea of quality wines in tune with the melody of the Occitan tongue. Corbières vineyards, a sea of quality wines in tune with the melody of the Occitan tongue.

Tight clusters of muscatel grapes go to make that wine lover’s nectar, Rivesaltes.

© Jacques Debru

Tight clusters of muscatel grapes go to make that wine lover’s nectar, Rivesaltes. Tight clusters of muscatel grapes go to make that wine lover’s nectar, Rivesaltes.

The Genius from the Portico House adorns the largest collection of Roman painting outside of Italy (Archaeology Museum).

© Henri Gaud

The Genius from the Portico House adorns the largest collection of Roman painting outside of Italy (Archaeology Museum). The Genius from the Portico House adorns the largest collection of Roman painting outside of Italy (Archaeology Museum).

An ancient theatrical mask (from the Art and History Museum), reminiscence of bygone festivities

© Mairie de Narbonne

An ancient theatrical mask (from the Art and History Museum), reminiscence of bygone festivities An ancient theatrical mask (from the Art and History Museum), reminiscence of bygone festivities

Gateway to the South, the city celebrates its Latin character with a blend of flamenco, afro-jazz and salsa.

© Mairie de Narbonne

Gateway to the South, the city celebrates its Latin character with a blend of flamenco, afro-jazz and salsa. Gateway to the South, the city celebrates its Latin character with a blend of flamenco, afro-jazz and salsa.

The Market Hall has preserved the elegance of the Baltard style, which has regrettably faded elsewhere.

© Mairie de Narbonne

The Market Hall has preserved the elegance of the Baltard style, which has regrettably faded elsewhere. The Market Hall has preserved the elegance of the Baltard style, which has regrettably faded elsewhere.

In the mouth of Leviathan : Hell depicted on the altarpiece in Saint-Just, a warning to the impenitent drinker.

© Henri Gaud

In the mouth of Leviathan : Hell depicted on the altarpiece in Saint-Just, a warning to the impenitent drinker. In the mouth of Leviathan : Hell depicted on the altarpiece in Saint-Just, a warning to the impenitent drinker.

The cathedral’s flying buttresses symbolise the celestial glory of Southern Gothic

© Mairie de Narbonne

The cathedral’s flying buttresses symbolise the celestial glory of Southern Gothic The cathedral’s flying buttresses symbolise the celestial glory of Southern Gothic

The Fontfroide cloister encapsulates the Cistercian spirit of prayer and meditation.

© Jacques Debru

The Fontfroide cloister encapsulates the Cistercian spirit of prayer and meditation. The Fontfroide cloister encapsulates the Cistercian spirit of prayer and meditation.

The ambulatory vaulting in Saint Paul’s church avers great mastery of Gothic techniques.

David Huguenin

The ambulatory vaulting in Saint Paul’s church avers great mastery of Gothic techniques. The ambulatory vaulting in Saint Paul’s church avers great mastery of Gothic techniques.

A midday palm tree at the end of the footbridge over the Robine canal.

© Mairie de Narbonne

A midday palm tree at the end of the footbridge over the Robine canal. A midday palm tree at the end of the footbridge over the Robine canal.

The timeless peace and natural tranquillity of the Canal du Midi and the Robine.

© Jacques Debru

The timeless peace and natural tranquillity of the Canal du Midi and the Robine. The timeless peace and natural tranquillity of the Canal du Midi and the Robine.

A distinctly Tuscan atmosphere from the other end of the Domitian Way.

© David Huguenin

A distinctly Tuscan atmosphere from the other end of the Domitian Way. A distinctly Tuscan atmosphere from the other end of the Domitian Way.

L’Œil-Doux : an evocative emerald gaze from the depths of this incredible chasm.

© Jacques Debru

L’Œil-Doux : an evocative emerald gaze from the depths of this incredible chasm. L’Œil-Doux : an evocative emerald gaze from the depths of this incredible chasm.

The Narbonne theatre, cathedral of contemporary culture

© David Huguenin

The Narbonne theatre, cathedral of contemporary culture The Narbonne theatre, cathedral of contemporary culture

A night shot of the erstwhile Archbishops’ Palace and present day City Hall.

© Marie Héléne Carcanague

A night shot of the erstwhile Archbishops’ Palace and present day City Hall. A night shot of the erstwhile Archbishops’ Palace and present day City Hall.