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The square, which was a symbol of prosperity in the 18th and 19th centuries, is now home to the important Opéra Comédie and the impressive statue of the Three Graces. The square is one of the largest pedestrian zones in Europe. Just a few steps away are the Fabre Museum and the Pavillon Populaire.
Between its aromatic plants, the bamboo forest, the lotus pool and the greenhouse with numerous cacti, the Jardin des Plantes offers peace and relaxation – whether alone, with your partner or family.
Classified as a “Historic Monument” since 1906, the cathedral is the most important Gothic building in Montpellier.
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The Languedoc-Roussillon region is home to excellent red wines. In culinary terms, the city is characterized by Mediterranean influences, but stands out with its unique ‘grisettes’ – honey and liquorice sweets that have been produced in Montpellier since the Middle Ages
Montpellier is a city with a rich architectural heritage that is well worth discovering. Built on the orders of Louis XIV, the Arc de Triomphe is an impressive monument in honor of the Sun King. After climbing 88 steps, a breathtaking 360-degree view with the sea in the background awaits you.
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5 nights
820€
TGV 2nd class
4* hotel + breakfast