Perched on its rocky outcrop between Carcassonne and Narbonne, the Château de Puichéric has watched over its village since the 13th century.
Listed as a Historic Monument, it preserves its original medieval architecture: square courtyard, ramparts, watch-path, painted ceilings. Every stone carries the trace of the lords who once lived here.
The Brettes-Thurin, the Lascaris, the family of Riquet — builder of the Canal du Midi —, Louise de Montaigne and the Farjonel: names that echo through our corridors and give each room its identity.
Today the estate opens its doors to curious travellers seeking the quiet of old stones and the gentle art of Languedoc living.
