France Languedoc-Roussillon

This town is not to be missed with its impressive and extremely well-preserved citadel, as well as its abundance of history.

This Roman town is known for its splendid architecture and numerous artifacts, which reveal a rich history.

A dynamic and young city, often noted for its Mediterranean light, rich cultural life, and artful new architecture.

As the capital of the Roussillon, this dynamic city retains a strong Catalan influence, from its architecture to its museums.

One of the oldest towns in France, Beziers is not to be missed with its interesting historical and cultural sites.

This city rewards exploration with its well-preserved architecture, and relaxation with its nearby beaches.

This beautiful village on the Mediterranean Sea is steeped with Catalan influence, and offers superb food and historical sites.

This peaceful village surrounded by Medieval walls will give you an historic feel.

This village next to Nimes and Avignon offers some lovely historic attractions, as well as a renowned Sunday market.

This lively small town displays its Catalan roots with superb artistic flare.