Top Languedoc-Roussillon Attractions & Museums

Fast and Easy Access. Visit one of the most famous landmarks with a pre-booked entry ticket and start exploring right away. Your ticket will be sent to you by email 24 hours before your visit — please remember to check your inbox and spam folder. Self-guided exploration – discover the Château Comtal (Count's Castle), towers, ramparts, and preserved rooms independently Panoramic rampart walk – enjoy stunning views over the medieval city and surrounding Languedoc countryside Family-friendly visit – ideal for children and adults, complete with fascinating tales of medieval life PLEASE NOTE: IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO SKIP OR BYPASS SECURITY CHECKS AT THE ENTRANCE. DURING THE HIGH SEASON, WAITING TIMES FOR SECURITY MAY TAKE UP TO ONE HOUR.

Step inside Nimes Arena and follow in the footsteps of ancient gladiators. Explore the heart of Nimes with an audio tour of its charming old town and Roman monuments. Uncover one of the best preserved Roman amphitheatres in the world, built shortly after the Colosseum. Look down from the spectator seats and see the arena where chariots raced and gladiators clashed with wild animals. Today, Nimes Arena is used for concerts of world-class musicians, such as Dua Lipa and David Gilmour from Pink Floyd. The famous bullfighting festivities, the Feria de Nîmes, also take place here. Afterwards, discover more of historic Nimes with an audio guide. See the highlights and UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including Maison Carrée and Pont du Gard.

Iconic place of the City, the Museum of Romanity allows you to discover the history of the city of Nîmes and its region. Using new technologies, visitors travel through history and discover how the city and its monuments have evolved over time.

Built at the end of the 17th century, the Château de Flaugergues is one of these residences called "folies" built in the Montpellier countryside. "Houses in the foliage", they are the work of a parliamentary nobility, rich and educated. Located in the middle of a rural estate, they are surrounded by magnificent gardens. They thus became the summer residences of the notables of Montpellier in the 18th century. Passed down for 10 generations, the Château de Flaugergues allows visitors to discover an exceptional heritage, the fruit of an ongoing dialogue between History, men and the landscape.

Built at the end of the 17th century, the Château de Flaugergues is one of these residences called "folies" built in the Montpellier countryside. "Houses in the foliage", they are the work of a parliamentary nobility, rich and educated. Located in the middle of a rural estate, they are surrounded by magnificent gardens. They thus became the summer residences of the notables of Montpellier in the 18th century. Passed down for 10 generations, the Château de Flaugergues allows visitors to discover an exceptional heritage, the fruit of an ongoing dialogue between History, men and the landscape.