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VILLA SECCATA, the Roman name of
Villeseque, consisted of 6 different roman
villas, which sites are still around today. A Roman villa was a big
farmhouse surrounded by peasants family houses, they were usually given
to
Roman warriors as a retirement gift and that was also a way to develop
colonization by the Roman Empire. 300 people live here, and the main
activity is wine making of course. There is a cafe restaurant "Le
Marronier" - photo Villeseque1
in the center of the village where all the locals meet for the apéritif
around 7 PM at night.
Restaurants
The closest restaurant is Le Chateau de Bonnafous, just outside the village, with its outdoor
terrace and tasty traditional local dishes.
Durban
One step further, you have l'Auberge
de Fontjoncouse, a 2 star
Michelin restaurant, 10 minutes away, wonderful gastronomy and
attracting people from all over Europe. http://www.contree-durban-corbieres.com/
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