Less than 40 km from Carcassonne and Narbonne
Old medieval village
A few steps from the Orbieu river
Nearby
Point of interest
La Tour Carrée
Saint-Vincent church
Charles Cros museum
Fabrezan vineyards
The Abbey of Fontfroide at 20 km (treasure of the Middle Ages)
Shops
Located 300 m from the town center (café, restaurant, pharmacy, supermarket, etc.)
Bons plans
Chateau Guillem de Montjustin
Chateau Guillem de Montjustin
7 Av. de la Promenade,, 11200 Fabrezan
04 68 43 53 49
Offre :
Valable
jusqu'au 30/12/2025
Réservé aux clients
Ayant une carte d'accès
Description
Make a stop between Narbonne and Carcassonne in the small village of Fabrezan!
Pitches with electricity
Located 300 m from the town center (café, restaurant, pharmacy, supermarket, etc.)
A calm and natural setting at the border of the village Service area and draining zone
Tourism / Discovery
Fabrezan is a small picturesque village located in the Corbières, halfway between Carcassonne (35 km) and Narbonne (30 km). It is crossed by the Orbieu river and surrounded by wide avenues with magnificent hundred-year-old plane trees.
This old medieval village was once fortified. There are still significant remains of fortification, including the Tour Carré, 30 meters high and dating from the 12th century. Since 1951, it has been classified as a historical monument in France. Among its many buildings, the Saint-Vincent church perfectly demonstrates the development of the village between the 13th and 19th centuries.
Fabrezan also knew one of the greatest poet-savants of the 19th century: Charles Cros, renowned in particular for his research on color photography. A museum is dedicated to him.
The vineyards are numerous on the borders of Fabrezan, whose vines are used to create the Corbière AOC wines. The Caveau de Charles Cros invites you to taste this quality product.
Several hiking trails start from Fabrezan. For instance the 4.2 km La Peyrouse sports course, which will let you discover the surrounding nature and some vestiges of the region.
Additional information:
This area is subject to a plan for the prevention of flood risks (PPRI)