Narbonne

Narbonne is a historic city in southern France, located near the Mediterranean coast. It was founded by the Romans around 118 BC and served as an important gateway between France and Spain. The city boasts impressive medieval architecture, including the Narbonne Cathedral and ancient waterways called ramparts. It is known for its vibrant market, rich history, and as a center for wine production and agriculture. Narbonne combines cultural heritage with a pleasant coastal environment, making it a notable destination for history, cuisine, and nature enthusiasts.