Close to the Mediterranean sea, in the mountains, around town or in the vineyards, there's a huge choice of things to do and discover... Discover them now!
Major tourist attractions
In the South of France, the Languedoc invites you to discover its many remarkable,
unique, man-made and natural sites.
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In the Hérault gorges, the main tourist attraction 'Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert – Gorges de l’Hérault’ is one of Languedoc’s gems. It is thus no surprise that it has been awarded the 'most beautiful villages of France' label.
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In Languedoc, there is an amazing natural site, carved out of the limestone of the Causses plateau: the ‘Grand Site du Cirque de Navacelles’ (Cirque de Navacelles Major Tourist Attraction)
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In a rather unexpected setting, Languedoc offers visitors the major site of the Salagou Valley and Cirque de Mourèze: a unique leisure site, protected from urban development and with the 'Natura 2000' label.
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Listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites,
the Canal du Midi and the Fonseranes locks are little gems you really must not miss if you're holidaying in the South of France. -
Right beside the Mediterranean sea, in the South of France, this salt water lake or lagoon irrigates the Pays de Thau area, including Sète, Balaruc-les-Bains, Bouzigues, Mèze and Marseillan.
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Come and discover the mountains of Languedoc. With its stunning viewpoints, the Haut-Languedoc Regional Natural Park is like a balcony overlooking the Mediterranean sea.
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A Languedoc archaeological site that is now a listed
National Monument,
the Oppidum d’Ensérune is
one of the most important Gaulish villages in the South of France. -
Near Montpellier, in Languedoc, the Pic Saint Loup offers a natural panoramic viewpoint
with breathtaking vistas
over the Cévennes mountains
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Between the Montagne Noire and the Canal du Midi, Minerve offers an imposing entrance to the Haut-Languedoc Regional Natural Park, and is one of the 'most beautiful villages of France'.
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Between the Mediterranean sea and its lagoons, and just 4 km west of Palavas-les-Flots, this former bishop's palace can be found on a peninsula covered in pine trees and vineyards and appropriately nicknamed 'Cathédrale des Sables' (Cathedral of the Sands).
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Between the Pont du Diable and Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert, you'll find Clamouse, one of the most beautiful caves in Bas Languedoc, awarded 3 Michelin stars. This cave, with its incredibly rich concretions, has been awarded 'scientific and picturesque' status.
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Also awarded 3 Michelin stars,
the 'Grotte des Demoiselles' (Maidens’ Cave) in Languedoc, is a truly breathtaking spectacle. Deep in the depths of the Thaurac plateau, visit the site with your family
and discover this amazing underground cathedral.
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