Herault

Enveloped in the heart of southern France, the picturesque department of Herault is a canvas of historical treasures, cultural heritage and natural beauty. The bustling city of Montpellier sits at its heart, offering an intriguing blend of old and new and inviting you to wander through its medieval maze of narrow streets and discover the pulsating energy of its modern districts. Its crown jewel, the Place de la Comédie, paints a grand spectacle. Covering an impressive 12,500 square metres and encircled by majestic 19th-century buildings, it’s one of Europe’s largest pedestrian areas.

Venture beyond Montpellier’s magnetic pull to discover Herault’s versatile landscape. From the serene Mediterranean coastline to vine-laden hills and dramatic views, adventure awaits at every turn. The Herault Gorges, with their striking limestone cliffs, are a nature lover’s paradise, offering breathtaking views and outdoor activities like canoeing or hiking. The coastal town of Sete charms with its maze-like canals, fresh seafood and the thrilling annual Water Jousting Festival. At the heart of Herault you can also find one of the oldest wine regions in France, the Languedoc vineyards, calling you to savour the rich palette of its local vintages.

Herault: atrações e atividades

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Our guide to the best things to do in Hérault welcome you to discover the exciting Mediterranean coast of southern France. Hérault is one of the original 83 departments created during the French Revolution in 1790. Its towns and cities are brimming with history, ancient architecture and interesting museums and art galleries. Visitors looking for outdoor adventure will find jaw-dropping beaches along the Mediterranean coastline where the... Leia mais