Poussan Things to Do

Open for several years, Fitzpatrick's has swiftly become a must for fans of beer and all things Anglo-Saxon. In a friendly wooden bar, a good selection of beer and specialties attract a diverse clientele of an evening; you will... more

This historic building is located three kilometers (one mile) east of the city center. Once a country house, this family property now finds itself and its surrounding parks and vineyards entirely swallowed by the city. The chât... more

This annex of the Musée Fabre is situated on the Esplanade Charles de Gaulle not far from the museum. It hosts temporary exhibitions on particular themes throughout the year. Recent exhibitions have included the contemporary pa... more

Erected in 1691, this monument is one of several built to glorify the monarchy. The carved medallions, dating from 1773, celebrate the achievements of King Louis XIV of France. A small door under the vaulted archway provides ac... more

If the petit train is not to your taste, all is not lost for those seeking a relaxing means of exploring the historic city center. More dignified than the train and more comfortable than a bike, these horse-drawn carriages nego... more

This aquatic park, designed by the Spanish architect Ricardo Bofill, is situated in the Antigone quarter. The center covers 8000 square meter (86,111 square feet) and there are a number of games and sports to play. The main att... more

This is perhaps not the most sophisticated of activities but that does not mean it is not great fun. A 200-square meter (2152-square foot) indoor terrain allows young and old alike plenty of opportunity to stalk and ambush one... more

This diocesan center is home to various activities and organizations. A seminary and residence, it is also used by several charities and as a conference center for university and ecumenical groups. There is a small library open... more

This little park (1.5 hectares or 3.7 acres) is home to a multitude of animals all of which share one common trait: their diminutive size. All kinds of animals can be seen in this paradise for pygmy breeds: from dwarf cows and... more

This huge leisure complex, only four kilometers (2.5 miles) from the historic town of Agde, was mostly built in the 1960s around a small harbor at the foot of the extinct volcano of Mont St Loup. Among the many attractions of t... more