Sete Things to Do

This small seaside town has a certain charm not possessed by the more modern resorts of Carnon or the Grande Motte. There is something to please all ages. In daytime, you can have games of ping pong and volleyball on the beach... more

Nestled between the sea, the Etang de Thau and the Mont St Clair, the town of Sète was established in the 17th Century. Wander down the canal bordered by colorful houses to the Vieux Port. Home to one of the largest Mediterrane... more

One of the largest deposits of dinosaur eggs and bones in the world, this site is the object of ongoing research. Situated on the RN113 between Montagnac and Mèze, the open air museum-park displays a range of exhibits over five... more

Temple Protestant is located in the town of Sète, 30 kilometers (18 miles) to the west of Montpellier. It was built in 1834 and has a fine organ. In addition to its spiritual functions, the church occasionally stages classical... more

Near by the Sète train station, this small theater is proud to present its program. It includes performances such as theater, contemporary music or even classical, lyrical but also special plays meant for a young audience. From... more

La Passerelle is a performance space in the town of Sète, located 30 kilometers (18 miles) west of Montpellier. It holds 200 people sitting and 500 standing. La Passerelle presents theatrical productions and concerts. Call for... more

Casino de Sète-La-Corniche is a casino right by the sea, located town of Sète near Montpellier. It offers roulette tables, slot machines, and craps. On weekends there are occasional theme nights, such as disco and retro. more

Muscat de Frontignan is one of the most well-known regional wines. With six hundred hectares of vines planted between the sea and the hills just behind the coast, the area produces up to twenty thousand hectoliters in good year... more

Drag your children away from the TV and video games and take them to see some real-life spectacles. The events organized by this theater will appeal to the youngest and oldest members of the family. The program includes puppet... more

The artist Albert Dubout, born May 15, 1905 in Marseilles, settled in Montpellier and then Palavas after some time in Paris. This museum is filled with his caricatures and sketches and even the quirky lamps reflect the Dubout s... more