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Natural heritage !
Montpellier : culture and tourism
Exploring Montpellier, our region's capital, is a must : The Ecusson (historical city centre), the famous Place de la Comédie square, the Promenade du Peyrou, the cathedral, the imposing 17th and 18th century town-houses, the Botanical Gardens, Montpellier's historical architectural "folies" alongside the city's award-winning modern urban developments, ...
Conducted tours organised year-round by the Office du Tourisme …www.ot-montpellier.fr/visites-guidees
Beaches, sight-seeing, the sun ...
The beatches at Palavas-les-Flots, Carnon,La Grande Motte, le Grau du Roi ...
The Grau du Roi traditional fishing port, the ancient fortified city of Aigues Mortes, the Salins du Midi salt-flats and production visitesalinsdecamargue.com,the Camargue's unique nature reserve www.pierrot-le-camarguais.fr/...
Sète and the Bassin du Thau sea-lake bouzigues.fr/...
Nîmes and the Pont du Gard, dating back to the Roman era.
The inland artists'village of Saint Guilhem le Desert, and the world-class Grottes des Demoiselles caves demoiselles.com/...
Wine and vineyard heritage
Tourism in the Languedoc region is inseparable from our long wine-producing tradition. We shall be happy to help you meet local wine-growers to introduce you to their produce rieucoulon.com/, and wine specialist friends are on hand to organise tasting sessions to enhance your appreciation of our famous regional specialities.
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