Alaigne: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Alaigne is a medieval village that has been mentioned since the 11th century under the rule of the Archbishop of Narbonne. The village is also a fortified circular village built at the foot of the Pic des Trois Seigneurs. At the southern entrance to Alaigne stands the fortified Porte de Pépi gate; its tower contains three rooms arranged one above the other.

For some travellers, renting a holiday apartment in Alaigne is part of their personal travel planning.

Hiking

The Sentier des vignerons is a circular hike through the vineyards of the Razès. The route passes through the villages of Belvéze-du-Razès, Routier and Alaigne. The GRP Le Tour du Razès is a 40-kilometre route marked with yellow-and-red waymarkers.

Landscape

From the Pech des Trois Seigneurs, at an altitude of 443 metres, visitors can enjoy an exceptional panorama with a 360-degree view.

Culinary delights

At Domaine de Bordère, visitors can taste all the products made there. Domaine de Bordère makes its entire range of products on site from onions grown using environmentally conscious farming methods. A visit to Domaine Girard ends with a tasting of its wines.

Activities

Ô Jardins de Mater Deï offers animal-assisted activities, workshops on aromatic plants, Land Art, artistic mediation in the field of visual arts, a health garden, storytelling, music and theatre. By prior registration, Ô Jardins de Mater Deï also offers days on the land, which are open to everyone.

The Les Amis du Patrimoine d’Alaigne association organises, among other things, Christmas markets, meals and flea markets.

More local pages: Arquettes-En-Val, Pépieux, Pech-Luna, Salles-Sur-L'hers, Peyriac-Minervois, Fraissé-Des-Corbières, Roquetaillade, Félines-Termenès

To the overarching travel overview: Aude.