Editing Narbonne (section)

==Sights==
[[File:Cathédrale Saint-Just de Narbonne - Cloitre et clocher de l'église de Théodard.jpg|thumb|right|The Cloister of the Archbishops' Palace]]
[[File:Vestiges archéologiques du Clos de la Lombarde002.JPG|thumb|Archaeological Site Clos de la Lombarde]]

* The [[Narbonne Cathedral|cathedral]] dating from 1272
* The [[Palace of the Archbishops of Narbonne]], and its ''[[donjon]]'' with views over Narbonne
* ''Musée Archeologique'', an archaeological museum in the town centre (currently closed - November 2019, most sections will be moved to new museum Narbo Via which is planned to open in September 2020)
* ''Clos de la Lombarde'', an archaeological site presenting the vestiges of Roman townhouses, bath houses, workshops from the 1st century BC to the 3rd century AD and the first Christian basilica in Narbonne (3rd/4th century AD).<ref>http://www.amiscloslombarde.fr/ {{In lang|fr|en}}</ref>
* The Roman ''Horreum'', a former grain warehouse, built underground as a [[cryptoporticus]]
* Remains of the [[Via Domitia]] in the city center
* The canal, ''[[Canal de la Robine]]'', running through the centre of the town
* The ''Halles'' covered market operates every day. The busiest times are Sunday and Thursday mornings.
* The nearby limestone massif known as ''La Clape'' and the beach at [[Narbonne plage]]