Promenade du Peyrou

Constructed in 1740, this building served initially as the chapel of the Monastery of the Pères de Mercédaires. These fathers were...

Erected in 1691, this monument is one of several built to glorify the monarchy. The carved medallions, dating from 1773, celebrate the ac...

The building whose Corinthian columns face out on to the Avenue Foch was completed in 1853. The palace occupies a site long associated wi...

Situated near Peyrou, the Iyengar Yoga association proposes to develop the cleanliness of life, to liberate your internal energies, to ma...

Twenty five tours once reinforced the medieval walls and gateways of the city, of which only two have survived. One of these is this soli...

In a small, quiet back street near Place Saint Anne, this little place (with outside tables in the summer) is owned by a typical and very...

Despite its small budget, this theater presents many different kinds of performances, mostly featuring clowns. Since opening 20 years ago...

The soaring steeple of the church of Saint Anne is one of the most visible landmarks of Montpellier. Situated in a pedestrianized zone of...

Right by the imposing arches of Saint Clement's aqueduct and the organic markets which take place every Tuesday and Saturday, the outside...

This beautiful restaurant full of colorful paintings is run by Patrick and Marie Jo, who left Sète for New York but came back to France....

This restaurant not far from the Prefecture has a quiet, relaxed atmosphere and a bright, contemporary decor. Food is of the highest qual...

Set in one of the most tranquil and sunny city center squares, the numerous outdoor tables prove particularly popular during spring after...

This minuscule restaurant, situated in a true working-class district, is able to seat up to about fifteen (so reserve in advance) and off...

What an agreeable surprise to find two beautiful little dining rooms tastefully decorated in this little cobbled street near place Jean J...

This popular café is situated close to the Department of Social Security buildings. It is predominantly frequented by tradesmen and offic...

This faultless restaurant with a magnificent vaulted dining room and pleasant courtyard terrace serves as a shop window for local produce...

Occupying two dining rooms decorated in rustic style near the Jean Jaurès square, this restaurant serves up popular French cuisine. The s...

This 1920's-style bistro stands in a little side street near the Comédie. It is an ideal venue for a business lunch or even a late...