Sete and the Languedoc

The Mediterranean sun, the diversity of its landscapes and the quality of its welcome are at the origin of this art of living, making Languedoc-Roussillon a rich and generous land that continues to attract and captivate visitors from all over the world. Whether by the sea or in the heart of the hinterland, traditions of conviviality and exchange are among the region’s assets.
Festive traditions, renowned wines, pétanque games, open-air markets, gourmet tables…
This gentle way of life is also reflected in the local crafts, the freshness of the produce, and the rich and varied artistic inspirations that can be seen both in the region’s heritage and in the many personalities who are passionate about this welcoming land.
Visit Montpellier, treat yourself to a city break and discover all the charm of this southern city!
Or head off to the Causses and Cévennes, where you’ll enjoy a dizzying array of cheeses and hiking trails!
Or maybe you’d prefer the Canal du Midi, a world of silence between vineyards and garrigue, or you’d like to take to the stars on a pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela!
With history mingling with tradition, opt for Nîmes, Carcassonne or Narbonne, and discover the Pont du Gard, the Cathar castles, the Vauban fortifications, the medieval city and much more besides!