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The arch in front of the doors of this chapel once supported the church of St Foy, which was largely destroyed during the 16th Century. I...

In 1204 Montpellier passed into the hands of the Kings of Aragon. Jacques d'Aragon built the fortified city walls around the city that wa...

Tucked away among the shopping streets of the historic centre, this gallery lets one learn about the contemporary art scene and admire pa...

In the heart of the Ecusson, this establishment presents a cosy image of England with beautiful furniture and pretty, dollhouse-style dec...

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...

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

This tastefully decorated restaurant is situated in a listed townhouse in the historic city center and has a beautiful patio. It is one o...

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

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

Situated just behind the Opera house, this restaurant occupies what was once the city's public baths. The setting is magnificent, with a...

This restaurant near the train station has a very luxurious decor in pretty pastel yellows and greens and even its own little library. Th...

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