Narbonne Photo Gallery
1/20. Front of Narbonne's Archbishop's Palace and the Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville, early morning
2/20. Front of Narbonne's Archbishop's Palace and the Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville
3/20. Dolphin spigots on the fountain in front of Narbonne's Archbishop's Palace
4/20. Bas relief tympanum over the doorway into Narbonne's Archbishop's Palace
5/20. Spires and towers inside the Archbishop's Palace of Narbonne
6/20. Cloister inside Narbonne's Archbishop's Palace
7/20. Garden with large sundial on the west side of the Archbishop's Palace in central Narbonne
8/20. A pair of the many gargoyles guarding the Archbishop's Palace in Narbonne
9/20. Preserved segment of the Roman Domitienne Way road in the center of Narbonne
10/20. The Roman's Domitienne Way traced across France - on a plaque at the Roman Road site in the center of Narbonne, Place de l'Hotel-de-Ville
11/20. Yacht passing through the locks on Narbonne's Robine Canal - part of the Canal du Midi system
12/20. Narbonne's Robine Canal facing the Pont des Marchands - once a Roman bridge, and one of the rare bridges in France with habitation
13/20. The Robine Canal in central Narbonne - Archbishop's Palace toweers to the right of the Pont des Marchands
14/20. A nicely-paved pedestrian street in Narbonne's old town
15/20. 16th century doorways inside the entry of an old townhouse on Rue Violet-le-Duc in Narbonne's old town
16/20. Bas relief over an ancient doorway in Narbonne's Medieval old town - this is now a doctor's offic
17/20. Narbonne's Les Halles, covered market
18/20. A Narbonne wall dedicated to Charles Trenet, a famous singer-songwriter
19/20. Roman-era tunnels beneath Narbonne in the Roman Horreum Museum
20/20. Some of the 1300 Gallo-Roman stone carvings in Narbonne's Lapidaire museum


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