Situated around 15km away from the Mediterranean Sea, Narbonne is found on the southern coast of France and enjoys a typical Mediterranean climate with long, warm summers and cool, wet winters. This small town is packed with historical sites and beautiful architecture which attracts more and more visitors each year.
January is the coldest time of year to visit Narbonne, when the resort experiences temperatures of up to 11°C during the warmest point of the day, dropping down to around 4°C after sunset. With this in mind, make sure you pack plenty of warm clothing.
One of Narbonne's most charming attractions is the canal which splits the town into two sections. This is a wonderful place to enjoy a leisurely stroll and take in the beautiful surroundings. There is a handful of cafes and restaurants nearby, which are ideal for stopping for a spot of lunch.
South of the canal you'll find the Les Halles one of the very best food halls in France and a must for foodies. This gastronomic delight is open from 6am to 1pm every day and is the best place in the region to find traditional French cuisine. Every Thursday and Sunday, Les Halles also features an open-air market with stalls laden with clothes and flowers.
When it comes to accommodation, Logis de la Clape is a great place for families and couples to stay during their holiday in Narbonne, France. This family-owned hotel features a selection of services and facilities, including bar, restaurant, WiFi, swimming pool and free parking.
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