COUSSANTIEN FRANCOIS

Famous for its architecture typical of the Languedoc plains dating from the 11th century. From the air, the view of this concentric village is astonishing, and from the ground, it's a pleasure to wander and circle through its flower-lined streets and alleys, and to take a stroll along the banks of the Canal du Midi at the edge of the village. First Gallic in the 1st century BC, then Gallo-Roman until the 5th century, Bram, then called Eburomagus, was the largest settlement on the Aquitaine route between Toulouse and Narbonne. The town's position as a geographical crossroads in the heart of the Occitanie region has placed Bram at the center of all major historical events. From the Albigensian Crusade to the Spanish Retirada, there are many testimonies to discover. Numerous Roman remains and part of the Aquitaine route were discovered there and are on display at Eburomagus, the town's archaeological museum, now the Musée de France. The circular village of Bram is today the largest and best-preserved in Europe and, through its unique architecture, bears witness to a thousand-year-old historical heritage.

Very smart

在google地圖上看到了這個三層同心圓的城鎮，我們特地過來此地尋古時間久遠,想像中的城牆已無法追尋，但我們還是能透過一些老建築聯想它昔年的風華。

Dommage d’accueillir des philespédo lors des rencontres de la gauche et de réélire le maire sortant …

Joli petit village . Dommage qu a partir de la mi septembre tout est fermé... du coup très calme

Très bon et bel accueil

accueil courtois et efficacité étaient au rendez vous. merci. le service carte identité passeport est exemplaire, la personne dédiée est très professionnelle, charmante et d’une efficacité admirable !!! je sais aussi dire quand ça va bien😂

La dame qui s'occupe des papiers d'identité et des passeports est très souriante et très aimable ! On voit qu'elle aime son métier ( humour ). Dame hautaine et antipathique à souhait