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Start your visit to Montpellier with this 2-hour walk led by a Local. You’ll discover its highlights, hidden gems, and get practical tips. This is the best introduction to Montpellier. Get to see places like Montpellier Cathedral and Arc de Triomphe, along with hidden corners of Montpellier only known to locals that reveal the city’s everyday charm. You'll also receive local insights on where to eat, drink, and how to get around, helping you explore with confidence and make the most of your time. • Get the best intro to Montpellier through its highlights and hidden gems • Learn about local products and connect with Montpellier's traditions • Get local tips on where to eat, drink, and how to move around the city • Make the most of your time with this 2-hour walking experience • Enjoy the intimacy of a small group, up to 8 travellers

Indulge your taste buds in southern France on this 3.5-hour small-group Languedoc wine and olive tour from Montpellier. Visit a local winery in the heart of Languedoc’s winemaking territory with your guide. Explore the estate and learn of the various winemaking techniques in use, and sample some of the delicious wines in production. Travel onward through the vineyards and olive groves to a family-run olive farm, where olives are harvested according to time-honored traditions. During your visit, taste the olives, olive oils and vinegars, and savor their delicate flavors.

Experience the charm and rich history of Montpellier on this private walking tour with a knowledgeable local guide. Wander through the city's picturesque streets, where medieval architecture seamlessly blends with a vibrant, modern atmosphere. Begin at the lively Place de la Comédie, the beating heart of Montpellier. Wander through the charming Place de la Canourgue, one of Montpellier’s most beautiful squares, before marveling at the imposing Montpellier Cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. Conclude your journey at the stately Palais de Justice, a landmark of Montpellier’s legal and political heritage. Along the way, hear fascinating stories of Montpellier’s transformation from a medieval trading hub to a thriving cultural center. Whether you’re passionate about history, architecture, or local culture, this personalized private tour offers an unforgettable journey into the soul of Montpellier.

We offer a guided walk in Montpellier, in the center of the biggest wine region in the world... about local craft beer! Everybody loves wine, but France fell in love with craft beer very quickly. Immerse yourself in the capital of craft beer in the south of France that Montpellier has become. Several breweries, craft beer bars, brewpubs and small craft beer shops are springing up at a rapid pace. The visit will take you through the narrow and winding streets of Montpellier. We will visit a few brewpubs and beer bars in Montpellier where several of their beers will be offered for tasting (included in the price). After the visit, the night will be all yours to continue your quest in search of the holy grail, filled with a rich barley juice. p.s. if you want to follow the tour without tastings, please contact us before booking.

On an electric bike , comfortable and accessible to all, Discover the first foothills of Garrigues that surround the north of the city of Montpellier on which flow several tributaries of the Lez watershed. Passing through the madness of the Château d’Ô, we will follow in parallel the course of the Verdanson to arrive near its source where is in particular the former house of the writer Joseph Delteil. We will reach the village of Grabels nestled in a green setting where flows one of the springs of the Mosson, the Avy, so beloved by the writer. After a glass of wine and a snack in the Wine Factory, we take the road again near Goule de Laval and then passing through the faculties hospital district.

Discover the medieval village of Baux-de-Provence, a true pearl of Occitanie, through an immersive excursion combining history, art and gastronomy. Visit the historic site and admire the digital exhibition of Les Carrières de Lumières, showcasing the works of Monet and Rousseau. Enjoy a Provencal lunch in a traditional restaurant, then enjoy the rosés of the Alpilles during a tasting at a local winery. This day trip offers you a perfect blend of culture, art and taste pleasures. - Exploration of the medieval village of Baux-de-Provence, with its alleys full of history - Immersive exhibition at Les Carrières de Lumières with works by Monet and Rousseau - Traditional Provencal lunch highlighting local products - Tasting of rosé wines in a typical Alpilles winery

Get introduced to Montpellier in the most authentic way: through its highlights, history, local flavors, and with a trusted local guide by your side. Along the way, you’ll explore iconic landmarks such as Place de la Comédie and the Arc de Triomphe , as well as local favorites and hidden corners loved by locals. Engaging anecdotes and personal insights from your local guide will connect Montpellier’s history, culture, and tradition, bringing the city to life in an authentic and memorable way. To complete the experience, enjoy a tasting of a local specialty such as the Grisettes de Montpellier. Whether sweet, savory, or regional, you’ll taste a real part of Montpellier’s everyday culture and traditions. By the end of the tour, you’ll have a great introduction to Montpellier, its local culture, and how to explore it on your own. You’ll walk away with personal recommendations and local tips on where to eat and what to see next, helping you make the most of your time in the city.

With this Montpellier private tour, you can follow a guide around the city while learning about the history behind its top sights—insights you wouldn’t get if exploring alone. Find out about the Counts of Toulouse, the Kings of Aragon, and the French Revolution—all while taking in views of both ancient and modern architecture, such as the Tower of Babotte, the Opera House, and the Church of Saint Anne.

Explore Montpellier at your own pace with a self-guided walking tour that reveals the city’s hidden history, iconic landmarks, and medieval secrets. Visit the birthplace of James the First of Aragon, admire the Three Graces Fountain, uncover the medieval Mikvé, and walk through the world’s oldest active medical school. Learn about Saint Roch, Jean Jaurès, and Louis the Fourteenth’s triumphal arch at the Porte du Peyrou. This audio tour combines history, legends, architecture, and local culture, offering one of the best things to do in Montpellier for travellers who want an authentic, flexible, and richly narrated experience.

Go off the beaten track and discover Montpellier from another angle, choosing the unusual places explained by our guide. This Fantastic walk is a walk in unknown or forgotten places. Starting from the Comedy, you will pass through the city center and along the Jardin des Plantes. After the font Putanelle, which fell into disuse, towards the atypical church Sainte Thérèse dating from the 1930s. You cross the Garland Park to reach the old quarter of Celleneuve and its church. You will discover one of the abandoned Montpellier follies, Domaine Bonnier de la Mosson, true Versailles. You will continue your walk by filling your bottles with water at the thermal baths of Juvignac, whose water is known for its healing virtues. Return via Avenue de Lodève and downtown.

Travel back in time amongst numerous monumental landmarks of the magnificent city of Montpellier, including the impressive showcase of French architecture in the Comedy Square, the sophisticated 18th-century Saint-Cléme Aqueduct, as well as leave yourself in awe of the abundance and diversity of the botanical collection in The Royal Garden of Montpellier.

A picturesque way to discover the Camargue national park including the visit of the medieval town of Aigues Mortes, a safari through rice field, vineyard, olive fields and a stop to watch the white horses, pink flamingos, black bull....

The Best Way to Discover Montpellier: Scavenger Hunt & Self-Guided Tour. Play, learn, and walk! Explore at your own pace with a 100% self-guided activity. Start anytime (24/7) with no guides or schedules. Pause for a photo at the Opéra Orchestre national or a visit to Église Saint-Roch and resume whenever you're ready—even the next day. This unique team-building activity is perfect for couples, families, and groups. The "Complete City" Package - Everything you need in one app: Interactive Game: Solve puzzles and discover 10+ major attractions, plus hidden gems revealed along the way. Audio & Text: Listen to our audio guide or read the history/legends of each site. Insider Tips: Access hand-picked local restaurant and shop recommendations. What you will visit: Place de la Comédie, Opéra Montpellier Occitanie, Église Saint-Roch, Rue Arc en Ciel, Arc de Triomphe, Promenade du Peyrou, Aqueduc Saint-Clément, Jardin des plantes, Montpellier Cathedral, and Place de La Canourgue.

Get your bearings of Montpellier, check off its key sights, and learn about its history at the same time with this private guided tour. Exploring the city on foot means you can avoid being stuck in traffic and access places that bus tours can’t reach. Key stops along the way include the Place de la Comedie, Montpellier Cathedral, and Montpellier Town Hall.

The city of Montpellier is full of original creations that make it famous. You start from the Polygon, the emblematic place of modern Montpellier, to reach Saint Roch station and explore the new Saint Roch dominated by the Hotel du Belaroïa and the Higher Rock tower. You will continue your visit to the Antigone district which draws its inspiration from the Mediterranean heritage of ancient Greece. You will pass in the Rives du Lez district to admire the famous White Tree then in the central alleys of Port Marianne with its appearance of very big cities to arrive at the new TGV station. It is possible to take the walk in the early evening (from 8pm) to enjoy the view in the calm of a night atmosphere.

This very green route divides between bucolic parks and history Start from the city centre and head to Ovalie, one of the last areas of Montpellier around the Yves-du-Manoir sports complex built in 2003 for the 2007 Rugby World Cup. You will take the rue du mas du Jaume which leaves the district and runs along the vineyards of the Rieucoulon area to join the chemin du Bugarel which passes through nature. Then you will go around the Terral park to reach the banks of the Mosson. After a break in these bucolic meadows, you will take up the bicycle to admire the fountain of the church of Laverune and you will visit the park of the sumptuous castle of the Bishops, residence that welcomed Catherine de Medici. Return to Montpellier via the new bike paths through the Paul-Valéry district.