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Peyriac Minervois
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In the late 1800s, the Minervois wine industry experienced a significant transformation with the advent of the Canal du Midi and the introduction of the railway, enabling convenient transportation of their products. As a result, vineyard owners flourished and began constructing magnificent chateaux and elegant mansions.Today, our house stands as a testament to that era, preserving some remarkable elements of its historical charm. The chai, where the wine was carefully stored, reflects the rich winemaking heritage that was overseen by a remarkable lineage of strong-willed women.
Marguerite, the mother of the previous owner, was one such formidable woman who played a pivotal role in managing the wine business.
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Directions
By car:
To reach the destination from Montpellier, take the A9 and exit at 36 Beziers west. Proceed on the D64 towards Mazamet for 4.5 km. Then, turn left onto the D11 towards Capestang and continue for 15 km. From Carcassonne, follow the D5, D11, and D610 roads in succession, which are all part of the same road, for a total of 30 km. After entering the Aude department, drive for 6 km and then turn right onto the D11 towards Caunes-Minervois. Continue for 10 km, passing through Peyriac-Minervois, Redorte, and Rieux Minervois. In Peyriac, follow the signs for "Le Chai de Marguerite".
If coming from Toulouse, take the A61 and exit at Carcassonne west (exit 23). Follow the signs for 8 km until reaching the 6th roundabout in Mazamet. At the roundabout, turn right onto the D11 towards Caunes-Minervois and continue for 19 km, passing through Villegly and Villalier. In Peyriac, follow the signs for "Le Chai de Marguerite".
By train:
The Narbonne station, located 42 km away, is well connected by TGV trains from major cities like Paris, Brussels, Lille, and Lyon.
GPS coordinates: Latitude: 43°1722" N, Longitude: 2°3424" E.
To reach the destination from Montpellier, take the A9 and exit at 36 Beziers west. Proceed on the D64 towards Mazamet for 4.5 km. Then, turn left onto the D11 towards Capestang and continue for 15 km. From Carcassonne, follow the D5, D11, and D610 roads in succession, which are all part of the same road, for a total of 30 km. After entering the Aude department, drive for 6 km and then turn right onto the D11 towards Caunes-Minervois. Continue for 10 km, passing through Peyriac-Minervois, Redorte, and Rieux Minervois. In Peyriac, follow the signs for "Le Chai de Marguerite".
If coming from Toulouse, take the A61 and exit at Carcassonne west (exit 23). Follow the signs for 8 km until reaching the 6th roundabout in Mazamet. At the roundabout, turn right onto the D11 towards Caunes-Minervois and continue for 19 km, passing through Villegly and Villalier. In Peyriac, follow the signs for "Le Chai de Marguerite".
By train:
The Narbonne station, located 42 km away, is well connected by TGV trains from major cities like Paris, Brussels, Lille, and Lyon.
GPS coordinates: Latitude: 43°1722" N, Longitude: 2°3424" E.
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Attractions
- Minerve (9.6 km): A picturesque medieval village situated on a rocky outcrop, Minerve offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Explore its narrow streets, visit the Cathar Museum, and learn about its rich history.
- Canal du Midi (13.2 km): A UNESCO World Heritage site, the Canal du Midi is a historic waterway that stretches from Toulouse to the Mediterranean Sea. Enjoy a leisurely boat cruise or take a stroll along its tree-lined banks.
- Carcassonne (22.4 km): Known for its well-preserved medieval fortress, Carcassonne is a must-visit attraction. Marvel at the impressive walls, towers, and ramparts of the Cité de Carcassonne, and immerse yourself in the city's medieval charm.
- Abbey of Fontfroide (24.9 km): This beautifully preserved Cistercian abbey dates back to the 12th century. Explore its serene gardens, visit the church, and learn about the daily life of the monks who once lived here.
- Narbonne (27.8 km): A historic city with Roman origins, Narbonne boasts a rich architectural heritage. Visit the Narbonne Cathedral, explore the Roman Horreum, and stroll through the charming old town.
- Gouffre de Cabrespine (30.5 km): One of the largest caves in Europe, the Gouffre de Cabrespine offers a mesmerizing underground experience. Admire the impressive rock formations and take a guided tour to discover its hidden wonders.
- Limousis Cave (33.7 km): Located in the village of Limousis, this cave features stunning stalactite and stalagmite formations. Explore its underground chambers and learn about the geological history of the region.
- Lagrasse (37.1 km): A picturesque village nestled in the Corbières wine region, Lagrasse is known for its medieval abbey and charming streets. Enjoy wine tasting, visit the Abbey of Sainte-Marie de Lagrasse, and soak in the village's tranquil atmosphere.
- Mediterranean Beaches (approx. 45 km): The sandy shores of the Mediterranean Sea are within reach from Peyriac Minervois. Enjoy a day at the beach in popular seaside towns like Narbonne Plage or Gruissan, where you can relax, swim, or indulge in various water sports. 10. Béziers (46.5 km): Explore the historic city of Béziers, known for its impressive Saint-Nazaire Cathedral and the picturesque Canal du Midi. Stroll through the charming old town, visit the Béziers Arena, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of this southern French city.