Villedubert: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Villedubert
The Canal du Midi runs through the western part of the municipality of Villedubert from north to south. In Villedubert, the Aude winds its way between natural and agricultural areas; its extensive riverside woodland is considered a biodiversity reservoir and ecological corridor.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Villedubert can plan their trip around this destination.
Nature
The Villedubert dolmen served as a communal tomb and was added to France’s national list of archaeologically significant sites in 1995.
Culture and History
The parish church of Saint-Julien and Sainte-Basilisse was originally built in the 9th century as a castle chapel and bears witness to a very old Christian settlement in the village. Its main structure dates from the 14th century; it consists of a single-nave church and a polygonal choir with five large windows divided by mullions. Inside, the church houses a Baroque altarpiece from the 17th century with a central depiction of the Annunciation.
Routes and Activities
The Écluse de Villedubert is a lock with a lock chamber on the Canal du Midi. The “Entre Rives et Écluses” route follows the Canal du Midi along the towpath, passing this lock. A four-day cycling tour along the Canal du Midi also passes the Écluse de Villedubert, taking you through the vineyards of the Minervois. On the “Entre Rives et Écluses” route, it is possible to return on foot, by bicycle or by bus number 10.
The Écluse de l'Évêque is a single lock on the Canal du Midi in Villedubert and lies along the GR®78 long-distance hiking trail. There are car parks and picnic tables nearby.
Villedubert is part of a designated night-fishing stretch.
To the main travel overview: Aude.
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