The Tourist Office is an excellent starting point for those seeking specific information. Located in the Ville basse, in the Bastille Saint-Louis district, this interesting place is surrounded by numerous restaurants and shops.
Visitors from around the world travel to Carcassonne every year, and the Bastide Saint-Louis district is especially rich in history and culture.
The Canal du Midi, running through the area, is a tourist attraction in itself. You can opt for a cruise or rent a bike to explore the site.
The City
From the Ville basse, you can also walk up to the Medieval City to discover its towers, small shops, and emblematic fortifications. Inside the City, it is also possible to visit the château de Comtal as well as a museum on the city and the region's history. The Saint-Nazaire Basilica, nearby, is also popular.
Local gastronomy
Carcassonne is also known for its gastronomy. The restaurants of the city offer delicious local cuisine, especially the famous cassoulet. Tourists can also taste local wines from the Aude region.