The Languedoc-Roussillon region provides examples of some of the most majestic and unspoiled landscapes of France today characterized by its amazing variety ranging from the Pyrenees to seaside resorts. It is also a region rich in history offering a significant number of architectural and historical monuments including the UN heritage fortified city of Carcassonne, the remnants of the Cathar fortress of Mt. Segur, a number of Romanesque churches, to name just a few.

Languedoc is today one of France's leading wine producing regions (minervois, corbieres, fitoux, muscat) that has in recent years been producing an increasing number of prize-winning wines.

Located at the heart of Languedoc, Limoux offers an ideal base for day trips and visits to a diverse range of spectacular sites from the breathtaking Pyrenees to the magnificent “Vermeille” coast and the pristine nature reserve of Cap Creus of the Costa Brava.