The cities and towns of Languedoc-Roussillon

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L ANGUEDOC-ROUSSILLON
Comité Régional du Tourisme Languedoc-Roussillon
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Comité Régional du Tourisme du Languedoc-Roussillon - Anatome - novembre 2006
360° of holidays

360° of holidays
Our region has so many different facets that it cannot be
described as a single destination. Languedoc-Roussillon
is really 360° of holidays: new landscapes and discoveries
are in store every way you turn.
Variety, diversity and sunshine are the hallmark that gives
Languedoc-Roussillon its very special character.
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THE MEDITERRANEAN CITIES & TOWNS HERITAGE UNESCO SITES
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ART & FAMOUS NAMES
So take full advantage of Languedoc-Roussillon’s destinations,
because holidays here are a rich experience: a preserved
coastline, omnipresent heritage, friendly towns, magnificent
back country, countless activities and cuisine from the south
of France are all invitations to happiness and sharing.
Languedoc-Roussillon’s tourism professionals
offer you all these unique, multi-faceted sensations.
They’re passionate, welcoming and will elevate your holiday
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MAP & CONTACTS
one step higher on the enjoyment scale.
Enjoy your holiday in Languedoc-Roussillon!
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President of the Regional Tourist Board
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A PLACE IN THE SUN
ONE STEP HIGHER IN SEA AND SUN
The Languedoc-Roussillon coast fills our senses with all its diversity, highlighting contrasts that remind us
that the Mediterranean is more than a beach-lined stretch of water. Here’s a guided tour of a preserved paradise.
Let’s get right to the point: the variety of our
coastline is astounding! For 200-kilometres it
unfurls in an arc stretching southward, where
so many visit-worthy places are concentrated
you’d think you were in an imaginary land.
From C for Camargue
to C for Côte Vermeille
Because the locals passionately love this region, they
fiercely defend it: the Mediterranean coast is a protected
area. Languedoc-Roussillon has resisted urbanisation of
this outstanding area’s 40,000 wild hectares, where
human activities respect nature’s balance.
Languedoc-Roussillon boasts exceptional plant and
wildlife. For example, the Camargue, a European
nature sanctuary, is home to bulls, horses and
sedentary and migratory birds. Where the “small arm”
of the Rhône flows into the sea, the hunt for memories
and pictures is open year-round. But of course,
the only things you’ll shoot are pictures. After all the
natural riches, you’ll be surprised to see workers
near Aigues-Mortes harvesting salt dried by the
mistral or trident-wielding camarguais cowboys
herding bulls as the sun sets.
Looking for authenticity? You’ll find it in the fishing
ports. You can buy fresh fish, shellfish and seafood
right off the boat in Grau-du-Roi, Palavas, Sète or
Collioure. Nor is there any shortage of pleasureboating
facilities. Port-Camargue, next to Grau-du-Roi,
has 20,000 moorings, making it one of Europe’s
biggest marinas. Sète, “the singular island”, where
Paul Valéry and Georges Brassens were born, is a
starting point for the Mediterranean’s great destinations.
The place where holidays
never take a holiday
The preserved, friendly, authentic Languedoc-Roussillon
coast features seaside resorts integrated into their
environment, open to the sea and countryside. Your
holidays can be either calm or action-packed.
Port-Camargue, La Grande Motte, Le Cap d’Agde, Gruissan,
Port-Leucate, Port-Barcarès and Saint-Cyprien open up
the doors to a rare freedom.
So have a good time! Enjoy all the nautical activities
that Languedoc-Roussillon has to offer: regattas,
cruises, sport fishing, windsurfing, kite-surfing, there’s
something for everyone. Gruissan and the Massif de la
Clape are year-round windsurfing paradises.
The light of Roussillon
Picasso and Matisse didn’t choose Roussillon by chance.
They came to capture the light and colour of the Côte
Vermeille, Collioure, Banyuls, Port-Vendres and
Cerbère, in magical moments. These historic and
amazingly beautiful ports punctuate huge fine sand
beaches and cosy inlets surrounded by towering cliffs
at the foot of the Pyrenees.
Ready for 360° holidays
on the shores of the Mediterranean?
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nautical activities
the Mediterranean
ESPIGUETTE BEACH
DIZZYING CLIFFS ON THE MEDITERRANEAN’S EDGE
has to offer.
KITE-SURFING IN A PARADISE OF WIND SPORTS
A Mediterranean journey between sea and lagoons
Arriving from Nîmes to the north, take the Route de la Petite Camargue to end up
between Grau-du-Roi and La Grande Motte. Take the beach road along Carnon and
Palavas on one side and the Etang de l'Or (“Golden Lagoon”) on the other.
When you reach Montpellier, take the N112 to discover Frontignan and Sète,
opposite Thau Lagoon. Then go to Agde and Narbonne
along Bages Lagoon and Leucate Lagoon, which open up
the doors of Roussillon, all the way to Cerbère in the Pyrenees.
THAU LAGOON DANCING COLOURS IN COLLIOURE LANGUEDOC-ROUSSILLON HAS 200 KM OF BEACHES A COLOURFUL ATMOSPHERE IN GRAU DU ROI THE MEDITERRANEAN
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TOWNS TO ENJOY
ONE STEP HIGHER IN CITY LIFE
People enjoy cities and towns more in sunny Languedoc-Roussillon,
where something in the Mediterranean air makes the people here very friendly.
The cities and towns of Languedoc-Roussillon
are historic and lively at the same time.
They offer a unique art of living: shady
sidewalk cafés where people sit chatting for
hours on end year round, lazy strolls through
a maze of narrow, winding streets to places
in the heart of town that rushing tourists never
get to see, and shopping in welcoming boutiques
that welcome you like a friend.
The Mediterranean art of living
around the Nîmes arena
THE ANTIGONE QUARTER IN MONTPELLIER
Montpellier, the regional capital
Montpellier is a cultural, scientific and artistic
crossroads with an incomparable heritage. L’Ecusson,
with its Place de la Comédie, dominated by the opera
house, stretches all the way to the new Antigone
quarter designed by Ricardo Bofill. The narrow streets,
lined by many 17th- and 18th-century mansions, lead to
St Peter’s cathedral, the western world’s oldest medical
school, the Place Royale du Peyrou and the botanical
gardens created during the reign of Henry IV.
Nîmes, a beautiful, laid-back bourgeois city, displays
its ancient roots and, during the Whitsun and Grape
Harvest festivals, becomes an outpost of Spain, with
bodegas vibrating all night to the beat of peñas.
Uzès, near the border of Provence, proudly recalls its
episcopal, consular and ducal past with its castle and
lavish townhouses.
THE PALACE OF THE KINGS OF MAJORCA IN PERPIGNAN
Béziers, in the heart of the Languedoc wine country,
is marked by its cathedral that stands proudly between
L'Orb and the Canal du Midi. Béziers’s proximity to
Spain is also evident here: the bullfights in August
set the town on fire.
Preserved past, lively present
Nearby Pézenas is the birthplace of Molière and, more
recently, Bobby Lapointe. Its magnificent stately homes
and 17th-century mansions lining narrow streets
plunge you into a delightfully refined atmosphere.
The fabulous, perfectly preserved medieval town of
Carcassonne stands witness to 2,500 years of history
and 1,000 years of military architecture, with the
earliest fortifications dating back to the sixth century.
Narbonne, the Visigoth kings’ former residence and
capital of the Roman Septimania, is devoted to the
Mediterranean art of living and marks the dividing line
between Languedoc and Roussillon. The Archbishops’
Palace in the historic town and its 40-metre high
fortified tower stand on the ruins of the Gallo-Roman
ramparts and the Via Domitia, overlooking the town.
Perpignan, at the foot of the Pyrenees, is graced
with the heritage of the kings of Majorca. In the 20 th
century, Salvador Dalì called it the "centre of the
world" because Picasso, Mirò, Matisse, Derain and
Chagall worked there creating new styles of painting.
On the banks of the River Lot in Lozère, Mende still
has the proud look of a town watched over by an
imposing cathedral. The narrow, winding streets are
lined with oratories and old houses with well-kept
secrets behind heavy wooden doors.
THE CATHEDRAL OF BÉZIERS OVERLOOKING THE ORB
Urban tourism year round
Languedoc-Roussillon’s beautiful, bustling towns are happy
to welcome you year-round. They’re "living places" above all
else, which means that there is no particular tourist season.
You can explore them one by one for a week or a weekend year
round in total freedom.
Ready for 360° of holidays rich in heritage?
THE ARCHBISHOPS, PALACE IN NARBONNE
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WHAT HISTORY!
ONE STEP HIGHER
IN HISTORY
It’s impossible to mention Languedoc-Roussillon without talking about its history.
The traces of a prestigious, sometimes tumultuous past are everywhere
in this land of conquest and trade. Visitors discover majestic sites that leave
an indelible impression behind.
The roads to Saint James Compostella
An itinerary along the roads to Saint James Compostella is a good idea:
Languedoc-Roussillon has two main ones.
The one from Lozère crosses the Aubrac and Margeride, whereas the
southern route goes through Saint-Gilles in the Gard and Saint-
Guilhem-le-Désert in the Hérault.
The Cathar era
The Cathar era left its traces in the Aude at the Aguilar, Peyrepertuse,
Puilaurens and Quéribus citadels around the invincible fortress of
Carcassonne. In the 12 th century, the Cathars rejected the Old
Testament and Catholic rites, founding their own religion and “pure”
church, which earned them the nickname “the perfect ones”.
THE ABBEY OF GELLONE IN THE NATURE
OF SAINT GUILHEM LE DÉSERT
2,000 years? The roots of
Languedoc-Roussillon’s history
1,000years?
stretch back much further than
that: the first “Europeans” took up residence
at Tautavel, on the banks of the Mediterranean
450,000 years ago! Rows of menhirs on the
way to Lozère recall that the human presence
here dates back to the dawn of time.
The seal of Rome
The Greeks founded Languedoc-Roussillon’s vineyards,
but over 2,000 years ago the Romans shaped the wine
country’s landscape to make it look the way it does today.
The most striking example is the Via Domitia, the
Romans’ “southern highway” from Rome to Spain.
This road, Gaul’s oldest thoroughfare, had bridges,
oppida and milestones. Not only does it bear moving
witness to the Romans’ engineering genius, it is also
a running thread for the 21 st -century traveller. Two
essential places lie on this itinerary: Roman Nîmes,
with its well-preserved arena, temple and Magnus
Tower; and of course the Pont du Gard, which is a
UNESCO World Heritage site.
The High Middle Ages
History does not move in a straight line. You have to
skip several centuries before finding the legacy of
another major period in Languedoc-Roussillon’s
illustrious past: the Middle Ages.
Rambling through the area, a majestic citadel or
beautiful abbey will take you by surprise. You can
plan a route to see masterpieces of Romanesque
architecture, from Saint-Michel de Cuxa to Saint-
Martin-du-Canigou, Fontfroide and Valmagne or the
road to Saint James Compostella from Saint Gilles
du Gard to Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert, which are also
on UNESCO’s World Heritage List.
An epic epoch
From the 15 th to 18 th centuries, Languedoc-Roussillon
enjoyed a prosperity that gave rise to the "Versailles
of Languedoc" (Pézenas) and Salses Fortress. But the
period’s crowning achievement was the Canal du Midi
designed by Pierre-Paul Riquet. The "canal between
the seas", which is also a UNESCO World Heritage site,
connects the Mediterranean to the Atlantic. It is an
engineering feat that still attracts many today.
You can wander from town to town realising that
the towns and villages of Languedoc-Roussillon hide
many treasures, such as the mansions and cathedral
in Montpellier and the Palace of the Kings of Majorca
in Perpignan.
Ready for 360° of historical sites?
MONTADY POND FROM THE OPPIDUM OF ENSÉRUNE, A FORTIFIED PLACE
ALONG THE VIA DOMITIA
A CATHAR CASTLE
AIGUES MORTES, FOUNDED BY SAINT LOUIS
The towns ans villages of
Languedoc-Roussillon hide many treasures
VIA DOMITIA
THE ABBEY OF ARLES SUR TECH
SALSES FORTRESS
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ATTRACTIONS
ONE STEP HIGHER IN HERITAGE
“The World Heritage List includes 812 locations forming part of the cultural and natural heritage
considered as having outstanding universal value.” That’s how UNESCO presents these extraordinary
sites preserved for humanity and future generations. Languedoc-Roussillon is honoured
to have four of them.
A STOP ON THE CANAL DU MIDI
The Pont du Gard
The scale of the Pont du Gard, part of a Roman aqueduct that
once carried drinking water to Nîmes 50 kilometres away,
leaves you breathless: at 275 metres long and 48 metres high,
it has no equal. This impressive, majestic work of civil
engineering powerfully illustrates Rome’s domination over
the Mediterranean. Once, the Pont du Gard site was simply for
contemplating. Today, a museum, temporary and permanent
exhibitions and a botanical garden in an exceptional natural
environment invite travellers to linger.
ON THE ROAD TO SAINT JAMES (LOZÈRE)
CARCASSONNE, AN EXTRAORDINARY MEDIEVAL FORT AMIDST VINEYARDS
THE PONT DU GARD, MAJESTIC ROMAN AQUEDUCT
The Canal du Midi
Could Pierre-Paul Riquet have imagined the legacy he would
leave by opening a waterway between the Mediterranean
and the Atlantic in the 17 th century? UNESCO calls it "one of
the modern era’s most extraordinary achievements.”
The canal paved the way for the industrial era and is a work
of art as much as a technological feat.
The fortified town of Carcassonne
Standing on ramparts dating from antiquity, Carcassonne
leaves you speechless the first time you see it. Its huge
medieval defence system, the perfect restoration by Viollet le
Duc, the castle, Gothic cathedral and narrow streets are an
enchantment that fills you with admiration.
The roads to Saint James Compostella
The roads to Saint James Compostella in Spain run
through all of Europe. Believers and non-believers
alike still take these spiritual itineraries, which are an
outstanding testament to the spread of Christianity
in the Middle Ages. Is it a coincidence that our presentday
motorways follow the same routes? Languedoc-
Roussillon has two of them: the “southern” and
“Pyrenean foothills” roads. The abbey of Saint-Gilles,
Montpellier, and the abbey of Gellone in Saint-
Guilhem-le-Désert were major stops on the route in
the 12 th century.
Ready for 360° of unforgettable holidays?
A BUCOLIC HOLIDAY ON THE CANAL DU MIDI
THE TRIPLE ROMANESQUE PORTAL OF SAINT GILLES’ ABBEY
ON THE SOUTHERN ROUTE TO SAINT JAMES COMPOSTELLA
ARCHITECTURAL DETAIL OF GELLONE ABBEY
IN SAINT-GUILHEM-LE-DÉSERT
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ARTS & CRAFTS
Artists and craftsmen have always flocked to sunny Languedoc-
Roussillon to celebrate their passion for creating. The former’s work
can be seen in museums, the latter in thriving markets and workshops.
Famous 20 th -century painters and
periods have left their mark on all of
Roussillon: Cubism in Céret, Fauvism in
Collioure, Surrealism in Perpignan,
and so on. Picasso, Miró, Matisse, Derain
and Chagall have captured the unique
light of the Côte Vermeille.
On the seaside in Hérault, Palavas will
forever remain the homeland of Albert
Dubout, Sète lives to the rhythm
of Combas and Di Rosa, and Montpellier
remembers Frédéric Bazille, an
Impressionist painter famous beyond
France’s borders.
Literature has not been neglected either.
Languedoc-Roussillon has always been
home to the most famous writers of
their time, including Molière in Pézenas,
Rabelais in Montpellier, Paul Valéry in
Sète and André Chamson of the Académie
Française, who depicted the Cévennes
like nobody else.
More recently, the great poets Georges
Brassens and Charles Trénet drew much
of their inspiration from Languedoc-
Roussillon. Take a walk on the beach at
Sète, so dear to Brassens, or visit the
singer’s birthplace in Narbonne.
Museums, sites and exhibitions throughout
Languedoc-Roussillon — the Carré d’Art
in Nîmes, Fabre Museum in Montpellier,
Fleury Museum in Lodève, Fine Arts
Museum in Carcassonne and Modern
Art Museum in Céret, to mention just
a few — recall the lives and legacies of
these great artists.
REFLECTIONS OF SÈTE, BIRTHPLACE OF GEORGES BRASSENS,
PAUL VALÉRY, JEAN VILAR
Historic!
The history of Languedoc-Roussillon is rich in
towering figures who changed their times, from
Vauban, famous for his fortifications, to Viollet le
Duc, who restored Carcassonne, Pierre-Paul Riquet,
creator of the Canal du Midi, Saint-Louis, founder
of Aigues-Mortes, Urban V, elected pope after being
bishop of Mende, and Jean Moulin, born in Béziers,
a famous painter and illustrator before becoming
the doomed Resistance leader.
Craftsmanship
Languedoc-Roussillon is a promised land for craftsmen
practicing their skills. In Vallabrègues, basketry was a veritable
industry, with nearly 450 basket-makers. Today, decorative
basketwork that brightens up home interiors has replaced
utilitarian items. The Pyrenees’s garnet mines spurred the
development of jewellery-making around Perpignan, where
craftsmen invented a cut that gives jewellery dazzling red tones.
In Saint-Quentin, pottery-making is a living heritage. Yesterday
it was a thriving industry; today it is a high-end craft. Potters
who have moved back here have created the "Maison de la
Terre" (“House of the Earth”). Anduze, a few kilometres away,
is a garden of Eden for ceramics: the glazed vases made there
are famous worldwide.
Stone has left a monumental mark everywhere. Languedoc-
Roussillon has breathed new life into the stone-cutter’s trade,
restoring its incomparable heritage. Examples include stone from
the Pont du Gard, slate from Lozère and granite from Cerdagne.
Last but not least, textile remains the symbol of Languedoc-
Roussillon’s flourishing past in craftsmanship. In the Cévénnes,
silk-making has left an indelible mark on the towns and villages
that have kept many traces of the trade. In 1860, many cloth
and espadrille workshops sprang up in Saint Laurent de
Cerdans in the Pyrenees. The museum of folk art and traditions
bears witness that this activity is still alive. Cloth "de Nîmes"
is universal today. In the Middle Ages, it was used to make sails,
tarpaulins and trousers. It was dyed blue to make Genoese
sailors’ uniforms. Later, in the nineteenth century, a Bavarian
immigrant, Levi Strauss, supplied it to adventurers who had
headed West during the 1848 California gold rush. “De Nîmes”
became "denim", “Genoese” turned into "jeans", and denim
blue jeans were born.
Ready for 360° of memorable holidays?
ESPADRILLES AND CATALAN FABRICS
THE FAMOUS POTTERY OF ANDUZE
BASKETRY IN VALLABRÈGUES
MONTPELLIER AND ITS PRESTIGIOUS MEDICAL SCHOOL
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PANORAMA
This region resembles no other. Languedoc-Roussillon’s
natural areas offer thrilling, majestic spectacles.
The further inland you stray from the coastline,
the deeper you enter a natural wonderland!
How can you describe a steep gorge carved by
the elements? How can you define the changing
colours of a fortress standing out against a
volcanic basalt landscape?
To truly appreciate it, you need to visit. So here’s
a sampling of Languedoc-Roussillon’s natural areas
to give you a thousand holiday ideas.
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At last, perhaps a little exhausted, you’ll regain your energy
when see the looming Canigou and Carlit peaks of the
Pyrenees standing out against the bright blue sky if you
approach them from the banks of the Roussillon.
Here, anything is possible: skiing, mountain-climbing, hiking
and camping in the great outdoors. The 2,785-m summit
of Canigou is the roof of a wonderful world.
Ready for 360° of natural holidays?
ONE STEP HIGHER IN NATURE
BLOSSOMING ORCHARDS AT THE FOOT OF THE CANIGOU
Experience the Lozère
In Lozère, from the Margeride to Aubrac, huge mountain
pastures alternate with meadows and woods all the way to
the Lot Valley. Witnesses to French history — dolmens,
menhirs, castles and fortifications — dot this fertile area’s
landscape strewn with basalt blocks. And each stop offers
a chance to enjoy relaxing outdoor activities, from fishing
to golfing, horseback-riding or thermal spas.
The Tarn flows through the Sauveterre and Méjean
Plateaus, carving 600-metre-deep gorges through the
rock walls. Thrills are guaranteed! The history of the
Lozère has left profound traces that are excellent
destinations, such as the medieval village of Sainte-Enimie;
Ispagnac, the "garden of the Lozère"; the Sublime Bridge,
400 metres above the gorge; and countless vestiges
of the Middle Ages.
Cévennes National Park, which is over 3,000 square
kilometres in size, encompasses Mount Lozère and Mount
Aigoual. France’s only inhabited national park, it is where,
over the centuries, the Camisards, Huguenots and
Resistance fighters took part in the most glorious chapters
in the Cévennes’ long history.
A YELLOW TRAIN SNAKING THROUGH THE PYRENEES
Animal parks
In Lozère, the Aubrac and the Margeride, wolves and bison roam in
semi-freedom in huge natural areas where visitors can see these
mammals, whose origins often date back to prehistoric towns, on foot,
horseback or in horse-drawn carriages. Another unusual species,
raptors, can be observed with binoculars in the Jonte Gorges on
terraces that have been built near their aeries. In Petite Camargue,
the natural reserve’s western section, protected plant and wildlife offer
visitors on foot, mountain bike or in an SUV an outstanding adventure
amidst the white horses, bulls, pink flamingos and hundreds of birds
that live there. A little further away, in the Catalan Pyrenees, you can
spot deer, brown bears and izards on hiking trails in summer or enjoy
cross-country skiing as soon as it snows.
VINEYARDS IN LANGUEDOC-ROUSSILLON, ONE OF THE WORLD’S OLDEST AND BIGGEST WINE-GROWING AREAS
THE GÉVAUDAN WOLF PARK
High living
Leaving the Lozère between Hérault and Aude the
landscape alternates between Mediterranean scrub and
oak forests. The Vis Gorges and the Cirque of Navacelles
are two of the most beautiful areas.
The Caroux Massif and Héric Gorges in Haut Languedoc
Regional Natural Park welcome all outdoor enthusiasts.
Hiking, horseback-riding and bicycle trails abound.
You can explore the history of Romanesque architecture
from the Montagne Noire, where the springs that feed
the Canal du Midi are born, to castles, abbeys and fortified
walls. Montolieu was a publishing centre that still
manufactures paper pulp. You can cross the Minervois,
a land of wine and olives, in a sightseeing rail car.
Just next door, Les Corbières and Cathar country,
where invincible fortresses perch atop jagged peaks,
lie between rocky scenery and scrubland. Following in
the knights’ footsteps, take a steep road between Aguilar,
Termes, Quéribus, Puilaurens and Peyrepertuse, old fiefs
of Carcassonne, in the heart of the famous AOC Corbières
vineyards.
THE IMPRESSIVE CIRQUE OF NAVACELLES
WILD, MYSTERIOUS AUBRAC
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Rural idyll
The high plateau and mountain roads offer more than just the wild outdoors.
You’ll find the people living in the villages and hamlets living treasures.
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UNWIND
ONE STEP HIGHER IN WELL-BEING
Languedoc-Roussillon offers you every imaginable sport and leisure activity — and more!
Here are some of them... Head for well-being!
"Can we take the boat too?"
You don’t have to be an experienced boater or hold a
special license to explore Languedoc-Roussillon by water:
on the Canal du Midi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site,
anyone can rent a boat for a day or a week. Set out to
discover unusual landscapes on intimate offbeat
itineraries: Castelnaudary, Carcassonne and the Cathar
country, the Languedoc vineyards, Narbonne and the
Canal de la Robine, Béziers through the Fonsérannes
locks and the Mediterranean. From there, the Canal du
Rhône at Sète runs alongside lagoons and beaches before
reaching the medieval town of Aigues-Mortes and
Beaucaire, at the gateway to the Rhône and Provence.
CÉVENNES IN 360°
A RELAXING MOMENT
Summer and winter, mountain resorts offer a
different way to explore Languedoc-Roussillon:
from above. Throughout the ski season, enjoy
the slopes at Les Bouviers and Bleymard in
Lozère and Cerdagne-Puigmal 2600, Porte
Puymorens, Puyvalador-Rieutort, Les Angles,
Font Romeu-Pyrénées 2000, Eyne, Espace
nordique du Capcir and La Llagonne in the
Pyrenees.
"Tee" time
Advanced or a beginner? Looking for an "all golf"
holiday or just the occasional game? Languedoc-
Roussillon’s 20 golf courses all have one thing in
common: maximum sunshine to play longer and more
often in the best conditions.
Choose your golf course depending on your desires:
Californian, landscaped or high-altitude.
SKIING IN THE CATALAN PYRENEES
Water water everywhere
Water is everywhere in Languedoc-Roussillon, so why
not enjoy thalassotherapy, balneotherapy and
thermalism? Seawater and hot springs offer unique
opportunities for health, fitness and beauty.
At the seaside, new dimensions of well-being are
joining traditional treatments. On a mountainside or in
the heart of the countryside, there are famous
treatment centres and an increasingly wide offer of
fitness options. Say goodbye to stress!
The pleasures of boating
With its 27 marinas and 30,000 moorings, Languedoc-
Roussillon is wide open to the Mediterranean.
Pleasure-boating can be enjoyed in many ways:
coastal or ocean-going navigation, underwater or
deep-sea fishing, etc. And there is no shortage of
attractions for people who would rather watch,
including sport or leisure races, boating shows and the
Tour de France sailboat race.
Ready for 360° of active holidays?
RAFTING IN THE UPPER AUDE VALLEY
TEE OFF ON A CALIFORNIA-STYLE GOLF COURSE
BOATING LANGUEDOC-ROUSSILLON
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Languedoc-Roussillon successfully
blends rich, generous, first-rate gastronomy
with a healthy Mediterranean tradition.
A well kept secret since antiquity!
FOOD AND DRINK
ONE STEP HIGHER IN TASTE
In a place with so much diversity, there are
as many food traditions as areas. The palette
of flavours grows a little wider every step
of the way, from local home-grown products to
traditional recipes and dishes by renowned
creative chefs.
The products of Languedoc-Roussillon come from an
area stretching from the coast to the mountains. At the
seaside, shellfish platters heaped with oysters, mussels
and clams delight the tastebuds. So do the countless
Mediterranean fish sought-after for their flavour,
including tuna, bream and sea bass.
Orchards and gardens grow gorgeous fruits, vegetables
and herbs all along the plain. The olive, the culinary
queen here, finds good company in basil, thyme,
rosemary, bay leaf and sorrel.
Higher up, where the vegetation is sparser, you enter
the tempting land of chestnuts, wild mushrooms and
Lozère cheeses.
PÉLARDON
Languedoc-Roussillon has Appellations
d’Origine Contrôlée not just for wines, but
for food products as well, including bleu
des Causses (a kind of blue cheese),
Pélardon goat’s milk cheese and sweet
onions from the Cévennes, olive oil from
Nîmes, beef from the Camargue and soon,
strawberries from Nîmes, potatoes from
Roussillon and the Pays de Sault and
apricots from Roussillon.
Countless recipes
whose names tantalise
our palates
SUNNY CUISINE ON THE BANKS OF THE
MEDITERRANEAN
CASSOULET
In vino veritas…
Languedoc-Roussillon is not only the world’s
biggest wine-growing region; it’s also the
oldest. Over 2,000 years ago, sea-faring
Greeks imported wine and vine-growing,
which the Romans later improved. In the first
century, Pliny the Elder was already praising
the white wines of Limoux and "wines from
Béziers" that delighted Rome. Narbonne had
41 workshops for making amphorae that
carried wine to the four corners
of the Mediterranean.
They already had cork stoppers!
Delicious combinations
The region’s fresh products have given
rise to countless recipes with names that
tantalise our palates: aligot and tripoux
from Lozère, cassoulet from Castelnaudary,
gardiane de taureau from Camargue,
brandade from Nîmes, rouille and tielle
from Sète, Catalan cream, brasucade,
cargolade, bullinade and pâtés from
Pézenas, tapenades and more. Discover
them at markets, speciality shops and
restaurants with the "Restaurateurs de
France" label, which do an outstanding
job of preparing local home-grown
products to their best advantage.
From vine to wine
Vines are everywhere in Languedoc-
Roussillon, where growing wine grapes is a
passion and a tradition. Vineyards are
inseparable from history in this region.
Each village, or almost, has a cooperative
wine cellar. Between year-round sunshine,
soil with unique characteristics, and winds
that keep the vines healthy, Languedoc-
Roussillon is a promised land for wine.
Over the past several decades, emphasis
on quality has raised Languedoc-Roussillon
to the rank of the world’s greatest winemaking
regions, capable of competing with
the most distinguished vineyards.
Today, over 30 A.O.C. labels make up a
palette of white, red, rosé and sparkling
wines with rich bouquets and complex
flavours, not to mention the muscatels
and sweet natural wines that belong to the
great regional tradition. And the vins de
pays have come into their own by giving
each variety a new dimension.
Ready for 360° of cuisine?
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Destinations Languedoc-Roussillon
360° de vacances
A FESTIVE AIR
ONE STEP
Over 200 festivals give cultural
life its rhythm.
HIGHER
IN FESTIVALS
NAUTICAL JOUSTS ON THE SÈTE CANAL
Languedoc-Roussillon’s festive tradition reflects
our history: this is a land of legends and customs.
Festivals are part of life here!
SHADE IN THE ARENA AT 5 IN THE AFTERNOON
Acombined passion for horses and bulls is the
root of many events in the region, especially
courses camarguaises and bullfighting.
In the courses camarguaises, "razeteurs" dressed
in white try to pluck rosettes from between the
horns of Camargue bulls. Courage and thrills are
guaranteed! Anybody who witnesses this
spectacle in village arenas goes away electrified
with emotion! The course camarguaise is a real
sport, organised into championships. Languedoc-
Roussillon is dotted with statues of the bravest
bulls, who livened up village festivals for years.
Bullfighting comes from Spain and takes place
during the festivals of Nîmes, Céret and Béziers.
Unlike the courses camarguaises, in which the bull’s
life is spared, this is traditional Spanish bullfighting.
People dance, eat and drink until dawn during the
festivals.
Celebrations of rural customs include the transhumance
festival on the Lozère’s Aubrac plateaus.
This rich, uninterrupted series of year-round festivals
will entertain and introduce you to all the diversity
of Languedoc-Roussillon. These intense moments will
make your holiday an unforgettable experience.
Culture in all its forms
In addition to traditional festivals, Languedoc-Roussillon
hosts countless artistic events that highlight local
life. Whether you like dance, music, cinema or
theatre, whether you enjoy jazz or classical
concerts, over 200 festivals give the cultural life
here its dynamic rhythm.
Take advantage of them to discover new talents and
original creations, often in surprising, beautiful
venues, such as historic monuments, fishing harbours
and even quarries!
Ready for 360° of festive holidays?
BRASS BANDS IN THE STREETS
FECOS CARNIVAL IN LIMOUX
Diverse traditions
Languedoc-Roussillon has all kinds of colourful
traditions, from water jousting tournaments in Sète,
Palavas, Balaruc-les-Bains and Grau du Roi; offbeat
carnivals like the masked fécos in Limoux; bear
festivals at the foot of the Pyrenees; and the
pailhasses of Cournonterral, which celebrate wine.
Sardanes liven up each village at summer dance
festivals throughout French Catalonia.
A “CAMARGUAIS BULLFIGHTER”
DANCING THE SARDANE IN THE EASTERN PYRENEES
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Lac de
Laprade
Lac de
Montbel
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de Naurouze
Lac du
Lampy
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M É D I T E R R A N É E
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la Raviège
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Nador (Maroc)
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la
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Aubrac
Revel
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St Ferréol
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HAUTE - LOIRE
BOUCHES
DU RHÔNE
AVEYRON
CANTAL
CORRÈZE
LOT
TARN
ARIÈGE
ESPAGNE
ANDORRE
N 260
A 7
Via Domitia
N 152
N 260
N 2
C 151
N 20
D 117
D 625
N 20
D 119
A 66
A 61
Villefranche
de Lauragais
N 113
Ax les Thèrmes
Lavelanet
Mirepoix
D 622
D 112
N 126
N 112
N 112
CASTRES
ALBI
A 68
Graulhet
Gaillac
D 999
D 964
N 88
N 112
D 999
RODEZ
VILLEFRANCHE
DE ROUERGUE
FIGEAC
AURILLAC
ST FLOUR
VALENCE
Mazamet
DRÔME
PRIVAS
Aubenas
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AVIGNON
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DES
GRANDS
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DES
MONTS
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CAMARGUE
Carmaux
St Affrique
D 992
N 9
D 911
N 88
N 88
D 988
Sévérac
le Château
Espalion
Lac de
Pareloup
Chaudes Aigues
D 920
D 987
D 921
N 122
N 140
A 20
D 921
A 75
D 5
D 589
D 587
D 585
D 589
D 88
N 88
N 102
D 15
Saugues
D 533
N 86
N 104
Loriol
sur Drôme
D 104
D 901
D 104
D 579
N 102
N 7
N 104
N 86
N 86
N 7
Pierrelatte
D 920
D 104
A 7
A 7
A 7
A 7
N 7
N 113
N 570
D 970
D 99
D 99
N 570
D 570
D 570
D 35
A 54
N 568
N 7
RHÔNE
RHÔNE
RHÔNE
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de Vaccarès
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LOIRE
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AVEYRON
LOT
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D 622
D 622
D 607
D 622
D 999
D 999
A 75
N 88
D 911
D 922
D 922
D 5
D 926
D 922
D 994
N 140
D 988
A 75
N 140
D 807
D 940
N 122
D 4
D 12
Largentière
Conques
Rocamadour
N 7
Montségur
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Lac de
Lac de
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N 260
A 7
Via Domitia
N 152
N 260
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C 151
N 20
D 117
D 625
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D 119
A 66
A 61
Villefranche
de Lauragais
de Lauragais
de Lauragais
de Lauragais
de Lauragais
de Lauragais
de Lauragais
de Lauragais
de Lauragais
de Lauragais
N 113
Ax les Thèrmes
Lavelanet
Mirepoix
Mirepoix
Mirepoix
D 622
D 112
N 126
N 112
N 112
CASTRES
CASTRES
CASTRES
CASTRES
CASTRES
ALBI
ALBI
ALBI
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Graulhet
Graulhet
Graulhet
Graulhet
Graulhet
Gaillac
Gaillac
Gaillac
D 999
D 964
N 88
N 112
D 999
RODEZ
VILLEFRANCHE
VILLEFRANCHE
VILLEFRANCHE
VILLEFRANCHE
VILLEFRANCHE
DE ROUERGUE
DE ROUERGUE
DE ROUERGUE
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D 992
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le Château
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N 122
N 140
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N 104
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sur Drôme
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D 901
D 104
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N 7
N 104
N 86
N 86
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D 11
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D 83
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N 116
N 116
N 116
N 116
N 20
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D 13
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D 27
D 32
D 32
D 62
D 65
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D 34
D 34
D 61
D 18
D 13
D 13
D 13
D 13
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D 15
D 908
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D 17
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D 37
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D 907
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N 9
N 112
N 112
N 112
N 112
N 113
N 109
N 112
N 113
N 110
N 113
A 9
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D 13
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N 110
N 110
N 86
N 580
N 100
N 86
N 106
N 106
N 106
N 106
N 113
N 113
N 572
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A 9
A 54
D 62
D 979
D 999
D 48
D 986
D 986
D 907
D 907
D 907
D 906
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D 979
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D 51
D 901
D 980
D 980
D 980
D 6
D 6
D 901
D 906
D 901
D 982
D 981
D 982
D 981
D 986
D 999
D 38
D 38
D 42
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D 40
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D 35
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D 18
D 986
D 32
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D 989
D 989
D 987
D 987
D 986
D 996
D 998
D 998
D 996
D 983
D 983
D 9
D 984
D 906
D 901
D 988
D 985
D 998
D 907
N 106
N 106
N 108
N 88
N 9
N 9
N 106
N 106
A 75
A 75
N 9
N 88
N 88
D 32
D 906
*
PNR DES
PYRÉNÉES
CATALANES
Orbieu
Tanger (Maroc)
Nador (Maroc)
A 75
D 5
Lyon
Baraigne
Baraigne
St Papoul
St Papoul
Cuxac Cabardès
Cuxac Cabardès
Brousses
Brousses
et Villaret
et Villaret
Montolieu
Montolieu
Villelongue
Villelongue
Saissac
Saissac
Castelnaudary
Castelnaudary
Bram
Bram
Fanjeaux
Fanjeaux
Caudeval
Caudeval
Saint Hilaire
Saint Hilaire
Saint Polycarpe
Saint Polycarpe
LIMOUX
LIMOUX
Chalabre
Chalabre
Puivert
Puivert
Quillan
Quillan
Alet les Bains
Alet les Bains
Camurac
Camurac
Belcaire
Belcaire
Axat
Axat
Puilaurens
Puilaurens
Rennes
Rennes
les Bains
les Bains
Rennes
Rennes
le Château
le Château
Couiza
Couiza
Conques
Conques
sur Orbiel
sur Orbiel
Aragon
Aragon
Caunes Minervois
Caunes Minervois
Rieux Minervois
Rieux Minervois
Peyriac Minervois
Peyriac Minervois
Lastours
Lastours
Lagrasse
Lagrasse
Arques
Arques
Cucugnan
Cucugnan
Tuchan
Tuchan
Termes
Termes
Villerouge
Villerouge
Termenès
Termenès
Port Leucate
Port Leucate
Leucate
Leucate
La Franqui
La Franqui
La Palme
La Palme
Port la Nouvelle
Port la Nouvelle
Sigean
Sigean
Gruissan
Gruissan
Ouveillan
Ouveillan
Sall
Sallèles d'Aude
les d'Aude
Cuxac d'Aude
Cuxac d'Aude
NARBONNE
NARBONNE
Bages
Bages
Narbonne Plage
Narbonne Plage
Saint Pierre la Mer
Saint Pierre la Mer
Port Cabanes de Fleury
Port Cabanes de Fleury
Fleury d'Aude
Fleury d'Aude
Lac de
Lac de
Laprade
Laprade
Gouffre de l'Oeil Doux
Gouffre de l'Oeil Doux
Étang
Étang
de Bages
de Bages
Étang
Étang
de Sigean
de Sigean
Abbaye
Abbaye
de Fontfroide
de Fontfroide
Étang de
Étang de
la Palme
la Palme
Étang
Étang
de Leucate
de Leucate
de Salses
de Salses
ou
ou
Aguilar
Aguilar
Peyrepertuse
Peyrepertuse
Gouffre de Cabrespine
Gouffre de Cabrespine
Grotte de Limousis
Grotte de Limousis
*
Grotte de l'Aguzou
Grotte de l'Aguzou
Lac de
Lac de
Montbel
Montbel
Lac de
Lac de
la Ganguise
la Ganguise
Seuil
de Naurouze
de Naurouze
Lac du
Lac du
Lampy
Lampy
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Cité médiévale
Cité médiévale
Porte
Porte
Puymorens
Puymorens
Bourg
Bourg
Madame Hix
Madame Hix
Dorres
Dorres
Bolquère
Bolquère
Puyvalador
Puyvalador
Matemale
Matemale
la Llagonne
la Llagonne
Formiguères
Formiguères
Les Angles
Les Angles
Odeillo
Odeillo
Mont Louis
Mont Louis
Saillagouse
Saillagouse
Puigmal
Puigmal
Llo
Llo
Font Romeu
Font Romeu
Pyrénées 2000
Pyrénées 2000
Eyne
Eyne
Saint Pierre des Forcats
Saint Pierre des Forcats
Villefranche
Villefranche
de Conflent
de Conflent
Saint Paul
Saint Paul
de Fenouillet
de Fenouillet
Ansignan
Ansignan
Eus
Eus
Prades
Prades
Saint Michel
Saint Michel
de Cuxa
de Cuxa
Saint Martin
du Canigou
du Canigou
Prats
de Mollo
de Mollo
La Preste les Bains
La Preste les Bains
Amélie les Bains
Amélie les Bains
Palalda
Palalda
Molitg les Bains
Molitg les Bains
Vernet les Bains
Vernet les Bains
Le Boulou
Le Boulou
Saint Laurent de Cerdans
Saint Laurent de Cerdans
Serralongue
Serralongue
Arles sur Tech
Arles sur Tech
Maureillas las Illas
Maureillas las Illas
Vinça
Vinça
Castelnou
Castelnou
Serrabonne
Serrabonne
Ille sur Têt
Ille sur Têt
Belesta
Belesta
Latour de France
Latour de France
Millas
Millas
Estagel
Estagel
Thuir
Thuir
CÉRET
CÉRET
Saint Jean Pla de Corts
Saint Jean Pla de Corts
Le Perthus
Le Perthus
Les Cluses
Les Cluses
St Génis
St Génis
des Fontaines
des Fontaines
Coustouges
Coustouges
Elne
Elne
Palau de Vidre
Palau de Vidre
Rivesaltes
Rivesaltes
Saint André
Saint André
Villeneuve de la Raho
Villeneuve de la Raho
Saint Estève
Saint Estève
Toulouges
Toulouges
PERPIGNAN
PERPIGNAN
Saint Laurent de la Salanque
Saint Laurent de la Salanque
Tautavel
Tautavel
Salses le Château
Salses le Château
Le Barcarès
Le Barcarès
Torreilles
Torreilles
Sainte Marie la Mer
Sainte Marie la Mer
Canet en Roussillon
Canet en Roussillon
Saint Cyprien
Saint Cyprien
Argelès sur Mer
Argelès sur Mer
Collioure
Collioure
Port Vendres
Port Vendres
Banyuls sur Mer
Banyuls sur Mer
Sorède
Sorède
Cerbère
Cerbère
Laroque des Albères
Laroque des Albères
Pic du Carlit
Pic du Carlit
2921 m
2921 m
Pic du Canigou
Pic du Canigou
2784 m
2784 m
ORIENTALES
ORIENTALES
PYRÉNÉES
PYRÉNÉES
*
Col de
puymorens
Col de
puymorens
puymorens
Etang du
Etang du
Lanoux
Lanoux
Grotte de
Fontrabiouse
Fontrabiouse *
Chaos de Targassonne
Chaos de Targassonne *
C A P
C I
R
Lac de
Puyvalador
Puyvalador
Lac des
Lac des
Bouillouses
Bouillouses
Four solaire
Four solaire
Four solaire
Four solaire
C E R
D A
G N
E
C O
N F
L E
N
T
F
E
N
O
U
I L
L
È D E S
Gorges de Galamus
Gorges de Galamus*
Barrage
Barrage
de Vinça
de Vinça
*
V A L L
E S P
I R
Vallée de la Têt
Étang de Canet
Étang de Canet
et de
St-Nazaire
Étang des Capellans
Étang des Capellans
Stations de montagne
Stations de montagne
Eglise Notre Dame des Anges
Eglise Notre Dame des Anges
Agde
Agde
Aniane
Aniane
Avène les Bains
Avène les Bains
Baillargues
Baillargues
Balaruc les Bains
Balaruc les Bains
Bédarieux
Bédarieux
BÉZIERS
BÉZIERS
Bouzigues
Bouzigues
Cambous
Cambous
Cap d'Agde
Cap d'Agde
Capestang
Capestang
Carnon
Carnon
Castelnau
le Lez
le Lez
Castries
Castries
Cessenon sur Orb
Cessenon sur Orb
Claret
Claret
Clermont l'Hérault
Clermont l'Hérault
Fraïsse sur Agout
Fraïsse sur Agout
Frontignan
Frontignan
Ganges
Ganges
Gignac
Gignac
Juvignac
Juvignac
La Grande
La Grande
Motte
Motte
La Salvetat
sur Agout
sur Agout
Lamalou
les Bains
les Bains
Lattes
Lattes
Laurens
Laurens
Les Matelles
Les Matelles
Lézignan la Cèbe
Lézignan la Cèbe
LODÈVE
LODÈVE
Loupian
Loupian
Lunas
Lunas
Lunel
Lunel
Marseillan
Marseillan
Mauguio
Mauguio
Mèze
Mèze
Minerve
Minerve
Mons la Trivalle
Mons la Trivalle
Montagnac
Montagnac
MONTPELLIER
MONTPELLIER
Murviel
lès Béziers
lès Béziers
Nissan
Nissan
lez Ensérune
lez Ensérune
Octon
Octon
Olargues
Olargues
Olonzac
Olonzac
Palavas
les Flots
les Flots
Pézenas
Pézenas
Pinet
Pinet
Portiragnes
Portiragnes
Roquebrun
Roquebrun
Saint Bauzille
de Putois
de Putois
Saint Chinian
Saint Chinian
Saint Gély du Fesc
Saint Gély du Fesc
Saint Gervais
sur Mare
sur Mare
Saint Guilhem
le Désert
le Désert
Saint Martin
de Londres
de Londres
Saint Pons de Thomières
Saint Pons de Thomières
Saint Thibéry
Saint Thibéry
Sérignan Plage
Sérignan Plage
Sète
Sète
Vailhan
Vailhan
Valras Plage
Valras Plage
Vendres
Vendres
Vias
Vias
Vic la Gardiole
Vic la Gardiole
Villeneuve
Villeneuve
lès Béziers
lès Béziers
Villeneuve lès Maguelone
Villeneuve lès Maguelone
Villeneuvette
Villeneuvette
Villeveyrac
Villeveyrac
Abbaye
Abbaye
de Fontcaude
de Fontcaude
*
*
Cirque de Mourèze
Cirque de Mourèze
Cirque
Cirque
de Navacelles
de Navacelles*
Étang
Étang
de l'Or
de l'Or
Étang
Étang
de Méjean
de Méjean
Étang
Étang
Étang
de Vic
de Vic
Étang
Étang
d'Ingril
d'Ingril
Gorges
de la Vis
*Grotte de Clamouse
Grotte de Clamouse
*
Grotte de la Devèze
Grotte de la Devèze
*
Grotte
Grotte
de Labeil
de Labeil
*Grotte des Demoiselles
Grotte des Demoiselles
Lac de
Lac de
la Raviège
la Raviège
Oppidum d'Ambrussum
*Oppidum d'Ambrussum
HÉRAULT
HÉRAULT
M I N
E R
V O
I S
Oppidum
Oppidum
d'Ensérune
d'Ensérune *
Lac du
Lac du
Salagou
Salagou
PARC NATUREL RÉGIONAL
PARC NATUREL RÉGIONAL
DU HAUT-LANGUEDOC
DU HAUT-LANGUEDOC
Châteaux cathares
Châteaux cathares
AUDE
AUDE
Pas de l'Escalette
Pas de l'Escalette*
Pic Saint-Loup
Pic Saint-Loup
658 m
658 m
M O N
T S
D E
L ' E
S P I
N O
U S
E
Étg
Étg
du Ponant
du Ponant
de Thau
de Thau
Orb
Hérault
Aujac
Aujac
Ponteils et Brésis
Ponteils et Brésis
Génolhac
Génolhac
Bessèges
Bessèges
Sénéchas
Sénéchas
St Florent
sur Auzonnet
sur Auzonnet
Tornac
Tornac
Peyremale
Peyremale
Les Mages
Les Mages
Molières
s. Cèze
s. Cèze
St Jean de
Valeriscle
Valeriscle
Cendras
Cendras
Portes
Portes
Saint Ambroix
Saint Ambroix
Ste Cécile d'Andorge
Ste Cécile d'Andorge
La Grand Combe
La Grand Combe
Rousson
Rousson
Allègre
les Fumades
les Fumades
St Julien de Cassagnas
St Julien de Cassagnas
Barjac
Barjac
Méjannes
le Cap
le Cap
Montclus
Montclus
Goudargues
Goudargues
Pont
Saint Esprit
Saint Esprit
Bagnols sur Cèze
Bagnols sur Cèze
Vénéjan
Vénéjan
Marcoule
Marcoule
La Roque
sur Cèze
sur Cèze
Lussan
Lussan
ALES
ALES
Saint Jean
du Gard
du Gard
Mialet
Mialet
Générargues
Générargues
Anduze
Anduze
Lasalle
Lasalle
Vézénobres
Vézénobres
Laudun
Laudun
Gaujac
Gaujac
Castillon du Gard
Castillon du Gard
Fournès
Fournès
Les Angles
Les Angles
Vallabrègues
Vallabrègues
Roquemaure
Roquemaure
St Laurent
des Arbres
des Arbres
Uzès
Uzès
Collias
Collias
St Quentin
la Poterie
la Poterie
Ribaute
les Tavernes
les Tavernes
Camprieu
Camprieu
St André
de Valborgne
de Valborgne
Valleraugue
Valleraugue
Prat
Peyrot
Peyrot
Alzon
Alzon
Lanuéjols
Lanuéjols
LE VIGAN
LE VIGAN
Aramon
Aramon
Saint Martial
Saint Martial
Sumène
Sumène
Saint Hippolyte
du Fort
du Fort
St Bonnet
de Salendrique
de Salendrique
Sauve
Sauve
Quissac
Quissac
NÎMES
NÎMES
Nages
et Solorgues
et Solorgues
Villevieille
Villevieille
Sommières
Sommières
Junas
Junas
Gallician
Gallician
Vauvert
Vauvert
Vergèze
Vergèze
Saint Gilles
Saint Gilles
Bellegarde
Bellegarde
Aigues Mortes
Aigues Mortes
Beaucaire
Beaucaire
Remoulins
Remoulins
Villeneuve
lès Avignon
lès Avignon
Le Grau du Roi/
Le Grau du Roi/
Port Camargue
Port Camargue
St Laurent
d'Aigouze
d'Aigouze
GARD
GARD
Grotte de la Cocalière
Grotte de la Cocalière
*
Gorges de
la Cèze
Aven de
Aven de
la Forestière
la Forestière
*
Chartreuse
Chartreuse
de Valbonne
de Valbonne
*
Cascades *
Cascades
du Sautadet
du Sautadet
* Grotte
Grotte
de Trabuc
de Trabuc
*
Bambouseraie
Bambouseraie
de Prafrance
de Prafrance
Abîme
Abîme
de Bramabiau
de Bramabiau
*
Mont Aigoual
Mont Aigoual
1565 m
1565 m
La Rouvière
La Rouvière
CANAL
DU
RHÔNE À SÈTE
RHÔNE À SÈTE
Pont Vieux
Pont Vieux
Parcs à huîtres
Parcs à huîtres
Molière
Molière
Abbaye de Gellone
Abbaye de Gellone
Palais des
Archevêques
Archevêques
Arènes
Arènes
Poterie
Poterie
Pont
du Gard
du Gard
Tour de
Constance
Constance
Le Malzieu
Le Malzieu
Fournels
Fournels
La Chaldette
La Chaldette
Saint Chély
d'Apcher
d'Apcher
St Alban
sur Limagnole
sur Limagnole
Ste Eulalie
Ste Eulalie
Auroux
Auroux
Grandrieu
Grandrieu
Langogne
Langogne
Les Bouviers
Les Bouviers
Rieutort
de Randon
de Randon
Serverette
Serverette
Aumont
Aubrac
Aubrac
Ste-Lucie
Ste-Lucie
Ribennes
Ribennes
Saint Amans
Saint Amans
Châteauneuf
de Randon
de Randon
Laubert
Laubert
Bagnols
les Bains
les Bains
La Garde
Guérin
Guérin
Villefort
Villefort
Le Bleymard
Le Bleymard
MENDE
MENDE
Le Villard
Le Villard
Chanac
Chanac
Marvejols
Marvejols
La Canourgue
La Canourgue
Ispagnac
Ispagnac Le Pont
de Montvert
de Montvert
Le Massegros
Le Massegros
FLORAC
FLORAC
St Julien d'Arpaon
St Julien d'Arpaon
La Malène
La Malène
Quézac
Quézac
Prades
Prades
Ste Énimie
Ste Énimie
St Pierre des Tripiers
St Pierre des Tripiers
Meyrueis
Meyrueis
St Laurent
de Trèves
de Trèves
Barre des
Cévennes
Cévennes
Ste Croix
Vallée Française
Vallée Française
Le Collet de Dèze
Le Collet de Dèze
St Germain
de Calberte
de Calberte
Parc des bisons
Parc des bisons
d'Europe
d'Europe
*
*
Lac de
Naussac
Naussac
M
A
R
G
E
R
I D
E
A
U B
R
A
C
Lac du
Lac du
Moulinet
Moulinet
Lac de
Lac de
Ganivet
Ganivet
Château de
la Baume
la Baume
Parc à loups
du Gévaudan
* du Gévaudan
Lac de
Villefort
Villefort
Mas de
Mas de
la Barque
la Barque *
M o n
t L o z è r e
Vallée
du Lot
C A U S
S E D U
S A U
V E T
E R R
E
C A U S
S E M
É J E
A N
La Cham
La Cham
des Bondons
* des Bondons
Gorges
du
Tarn
Gorges
de
l'Hérault
Belvédère
Belvédère
des vautours
des vautours *
Aven Armand
Aven Armand
*Gorges
de
la
Jonte
*
Grotte de
Grotte de
Dargilan
Dargilan
*
Nîmes le Vieux
Nîmes le Vieux
Empreintes
de dinosaures
* de dinosaures
C o
r n i c h e d e s C é v e n n e s
PARC
NATIONAL
PARC
NATIONAL
DES
CÉVENNES
DES
CÉVENNES
LOZÈRE
LOZÈRE
Cathédrale de Mende
Cathédrale de Mende
1699 m
1699 m
Nasbinals
Nasbinals
Rieutortet
Rieutortet
Malbouzon
Malbouzon
Lasbros
Lasbros
La Pinède
La Pinède
Les Estrets
Les Estrets
Les Faux
Les Faux
St Roch
St Roch
Aubrac
Aubrac
St Paulet
St Paulet
A U D
O I
S E
S
P Y R
É N É
E S
Q U
E R
C
O
R
B
Défilé de
Défilé de
Pierre Lys
Pierre Lys
Gorges
de l'Orbieu
C O R B I È
R E
S
Quéribus
Quéribus
Réserve africaine
Réserve africaine
M assif de la Clape
Lézignan
Lézignan
Corbières
Corbières
Trèbes
Trèbes
Montréal
Montréal
L A U R
A G A
I S
CARCASSONNE
CARCASSONNE
Lac de
Lac de
St Ferréol
St Ferréol
M O N
T A G
N E N O I R E
Mas Cabardès
Mas Cabardès
C A B A
R D
E S
Gorges
de
la
Cesse
CANAL
DU
MIDI
CANAL
DE
LA
ROBINE
Paulhan
Paulhan
Collorgues
Collorgues
Cathédrale de Maguelone
Cathédrale de Maguelone*
Abbaye
de Valmagne
de Valmagne
*
St Denis
en Margeride
en Margeride
Llivia
Llivia
Tech
Têt
Têt
Agly
Aude
Rebenty
Aude
Aude
Aude
Agout
Cesse
Lirou
Hérault
Vidourle
Gardon
Gardon
Cèze
Lot
Jonte
Tarn
Orb
Chassezac
Allier
A 75
Gallargues le Montueux
Gallargues le Montueux
Via Domitia
Via Domitia
Via Domitia
Chemin
de
Saint Jacques
Chemin
de
St
Jacques
Voie
du
Puy
P E T I T
E C A
M A R
G U
E
MILLAU
MILLAU
Barcelone
Barcelone
Paris
Paris
Vis
Baraigne
St Papoul
Cuxac Cabardès
Brousses
et Villaret
Montolieu
Villelongue
Saissac
Castelnaudary
Bram
Fanjeaux
Caudeval
Saint Hilaire
Saint Polycarpe
LIMOUX
Chalabre
Puivert
Quillan
Alet les Bains
Camurac
Belcaire
Axat
Puilaurens
Rennes
les Bains
Rennes
le Château
Couiza
Conques
sur Orbiel
Aragon
Caunes Minervois
Rieux Minervois
Peyriac Minervois
Lastours
Lagrasse
Arques
Cucugnan
Tuchan
Termes
Villerouge
Termenès
Port Leucate
Leucate
La Franqui
La Palme
Port la Nouvelle
Sigean
Gruissan
Ouveillan
Sallèles d'Aude
Cuxac d'Aude
NARBONNE
Bages
Narbonne Plage
Saint Pierre la Mer
Port Cabanes de Fleury
Fleury d'Aude
Lac de
Laprade
Gouffre de l'Oeil Doux
Étang
de Bages
Étang
de Sigean
Abbaye
de Fontfroide
Étang de
la Palme
Étang
de Leucate
de Salses
ou
Aguilar
Peyrepertuse
Gouffre de Cabrespine
Grotte de Limousis
*
Grotte de l'Aguzou
Lac de
Montbel
Lac de
la Ganguise
Seuil
de Naurouze
Lac du
Lampy
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Cité médiévale
Porte
Puymorens
Bourg
Madame Hix
Dorres
Bolquère
Puyvalador
Matemale
la Llagonne
Formiguères
Les Angles
Odeillo
Mont Louis
Saillagouse
Puigmal
Llo
Font Romeu
Pyrénées 2000
Eyne
Saint Pierre des Forcats
Villefranche
de Conflent
Saint Paul
de Fenouillet
Ansignan
Eus
Prades
Saint Michel
de Cuxa
Saint Martin
du Canigou
Prats
de Mollo
La Preste les Bains
Amélie les Bains
Palalda
Molitg les Bains
Olette
Olette
Olette
Mosset
Mosset
Mosset
Vernet les Bains
Le Boulou
Saint Laurent de Cerdans
Serralongue
Arles sur Tech
Maureillas las Illas
Vinça
Castelnou
Serrabonne
Ille sur Têt
Belesta
Latour de France
Millas
Estagel
Thuir
CÉRET
Saint Jean Pla de Corts
Le Perthus
Les Cluses
St Génis
des Fontaines
Coustouges
Elne
Palau de Vidre
Rivesaltes
Saint André
Villeneuve de la Raho
Saint Estève
Toulouges
PERPIGNAN
Saint Laurent de la Salanque
Tautavel
Salses le Château
Le Barcarès
Torreilles
Sainte Marie la Mer
Canet en Roussillon
Saint Cyprien
Argelès sur Mer
Collioure
Port Vendres
Banyuls sur Mer
Sorède
Cerbère
Laroque des Albères
Pic du Carlit
2921 m
Pic du Canigou
2784 m
ORIENTALES
PYRÉNÉES
*
Col de
puymorens
Col de
puymorens
Etang du
Lanoux
Grotte de
Fontrabiouse *
Chaos de Targassonne *
C A P
C I
R
Lac de
Puyvalador
Lac des
Bouillouses
Four solaire
Four solaire
C E R
D A
G N
E
C O
N F
L E
N
T
F
E
N
O
U
I L
L
È D E S
Gorges de Galamus*
Barrage
de Vinça
*
V A L L
E S P
I R
Vallée de la Têt
Étang de Canet
et de
St-Nazaire
Étang des Capellans
Stations de montagne
Eglise Notre Dame des Anges
Palais des Rois de Majorque
Palais des Rois de Majorque
Palais des Rois de Majorque
Agde
Aniane
Avène les Bains
Baillargues
Balaruc les Bains
Bédarieux
BÉZIERS
Bouzigues
Cambous
Cap d'Agde
Capestang
Carnon
Castelnau
le Lez
Castries
Cessenon sur Orb
Claret
Clermont l'Hérault
Fraïsse sur Agout
Frontignan
Ganges
Gignac
Juvignac
La Grande
Motte
La Salvetat
sur Agout
Lamalou
les Bains
Lattes
Laurens
Les Matelles
Lézignan la Cèbe
LODÈVE
Loupian
Lunas
Lunel
Marseillan
Mauguio
Mèze
Minerve
Mons la Trivalle
Montagnac
MONTPELLIER
Murviel
lès Béziers
Nissan
lez Ensérune
Octon
Olargues
Olonzac
Palavas
les Flots
Pézenas
Pinet
Portiragnes
Roquebrun
Saint Bauzille
de Putois
Saint Chinian
Saint Gély du Fesc
Saint Gervais
sur Mare
Saint Guilhem
le Désert
Saint Martin
de Londres
Saint Pons de Thomières
Saint Thibéry
Sérignan Plage
Sète
Vailhan
Valras Plage
Vendres
Vias
Vic la Gardiole
Villeneuve
lès Béziers
Villeneuve lès Maguelone
Villeneuvette
Villeveyrac
Abbaye
de Fontcaude
*
*
Cirque de Mourèze
Cirque
de Navacelles*
Étang
de l'Or
Étang
de Méjean
Étang
Étang
de Vic
Étang
d'Ingril
Gorges
de la Vis
*Grotte de Clamouse
*
Grotte de la Devèze
*
Grotte
de Labeil
*Grotte des Demoiselles
Lac de
la Raviège
*Oppidum d'Ambrussum
HÉRAULT
M I N
E R
V O
I S
Oppidum
d'Ensérune *
Lac du
Salagou
PARC NATUREL RÉGIONAL
DU HAUT-LANGUEDOC
Châteaux cathares
M o n t a g n e d
' A l a r i c
M o n t a g n e d
' A l a r i c
AUDE
Pas de l'Escalette*
Pic Saint-Loup
658 m
M O N
T S
D E
L ' E
S P I
N O
U S
E
Étg
du Ponant
Tanger (Maroc)
Nador (Maroc)
de Thau
Orb
Hérault
Aujac
Ponteils et Brésis
Génolhac
Aiguèze
Aiguèze
Aiguèze
Bessèges
Sénéchas
St Florent
sur Auzonnet
Tornac
Peyremale
Les Mages
Molières
s. Cèze
St Jean de
Valeriscle
Cendras
Portes
Saint Ambroix
Ste Cécile d'Andorge
La Grand Combe
Rousson
Allègre
les Fumades
St Julien de Cassagnas
Barjac
Méjannes
le Cap
Montclus
Goudargues
Pont
Saint Esprit
Bagnols sur Cèze
Vénéjan
Marcoule
La Roque
sur Cèze
Lussan
ALES
Saint Jean
du Gard
Mialet
Générargues
Anduze
Lasalle
Vézénobres
Laudun
Gaujac
Castillon du Gard
Fournès
Les Angles
Vallabrègues
Roquemaure
St Laurent
des Arbres
Uzès
Collias
St Quentin
la Poterie
Ribaute
les Tavernes
Camprieu
St André
de Valborgne
Valleraugue
Prat
Peyrot
Alzon
Lanuéjols
LE VIGAN
Aramon
Saint Martial
Sumène
Saint Hippolyte
du Fort
St Bonnet
de Salendrique
Sauve
Quissac
NÎMES
Nages
et Solorgues
Villevieille
Sommières
Junas
Gallician
Vauvert
Vergèze
Saint Gilles
Bellegarde
Aigues Mortes
Beaucaire
Remoulins
Villeneuve
lès Avignon
Le Grau du Roi/
Port Camargue
St Laurent
d'Aigouze
GARD
Grotte de la Cocalière
*
Gorges de
la Cèze
Aven de
la Forestière
*
Chartreuse
de Valbonne
*
Cascades *
du Sautadet
* Grotte
de Trabuc
*
Bambouseraie
de Prafrance
Abîme
de Bramabiau
*
Mont Aigoual
1565 m
La Rouvière
CANAL
DU
RHÔNE À SÈTE
Pont Vieux
Parcs à huîtres
Antigone
Antigone
Antigone
Molière
Abbaye de Gellone
d u
L i o n
Palais des
Archevêques
Arènes
Poterie
Pont
du Gard
Flamants roses
Tour de
Constance
Le Malzieu
Fournels
La Chaldette
Saint Chély
d'Apcher
St Alban
sur Limagnole
Ste Eulalie
Auroux
Grandrieu
Langogne
Les Bouviers
Rieutort
de Randon
Serverette
Aumont
Aubrac
Ste-Lucie
Ribennes
Saint Amans
Châteauneuf
de Randon
Laubert
Bagnols
les Bains
La Garde
Guérin
Villefort
Le Bleymard
MENDE
Le Villard
Chanac
Marvejols
La Canourgue
Ispagnac Le Pont
de Montvert
Le Massegros
FLORAC
St Julien d'Arpaon
La Malène
Quézac
Prades
Ste Énimie
St Pierre des Tripiers
Meyrueis
St Laurent
de Trèves
Barre des
Cévennes
Ste Croix
Vallée Française
Le Collet de Dèze
St Germain
de Calberte
Parc des bisons
d'Europe
*
*
Lac de
Naussac
M
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G
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R
I D
E
A
U B
R
A
C
Lac du
Moulinet
Lac de
Ganivet
Château de
la Baume
Parc à loups
* du Gévaudan
Lac de
Villefort
Mas de
la Barque *
M o n
t L o z è r e
Vallée
du Lot
C A U S
S E D U
S A U
V E T
E R R
E
C A U S
S E M
É J E
A N
La Cham
* des Bondons
Gorges
du
Tarn
Gorges
de
l'Hérault
Belvédère
des vautours *
Aven Armand
*Gorges
de
la
Jonte
*
Grotte de
Dargilan
*
Nîmes le Vieux
Empreintes
* de dinosaures
C o
r n i c h e d e s C é v e n n e s
PARC
NATIONAL
PARC
NATUREL
RÉGIONAL
DE LA
NARBONNAISE
DES
CÉVENNES
LOZÈRE
Cathédrale de Mende
Viaduc de Millau
1699 m
Nasbinals
Rieutortet
Malbouzon
Lasbros
La Pinède
Les Estrets
Les Faux
St Roch
Aubrac
St Paulet
A U D
O I
S E
S
P Y R
É N É
E S
Q U
E R
C
O
R
B
Défilé de
Pierre Lys
Gorges
de l'Orbieu
C O R B I È
R E
S
Quéribus
Réserve africaine
M assif de la Clape
Lézignan
Corbières
Trèbes
Montréal
L A U R
A G A
I S
CARCASSONNE
Lac de
St Ferréol
M O N
T A G
N E N O I R E
Mas Cabardès
C A B A
R D
E S
Gorges
de
la
Cesse
CANAL
DU
MIDI
CANAL
DE
LA
ROBINE
Paulhan
Collorgues
Cathédrale de Maguelone*
Abbaye
de Valmagne
*
St Denis
en Margeride
Llivia
A 75
Tech
Têt
Têt
Têt
Têt
Agly
Aude
Rebenty
Aude
Aude
Aude
Agout
Cesse
Lirou
Hérault
Vidourle
Gardon
Gardon
Cèze
Lot
Jonte
Tarn
Orb
Chassezac
Allier
D 5
A 75
Gallargues le Montueux
Via Domitia
Via Domitia
Via Domitia
Chemin
de
Saint Jacques
Chemin
de
St
Jacques
Voie
du
Puy
P E T I T
E C A
M A R
G U
E
MILLAU
Marseille
Barcelone
Toulouse
Paris
Orbieu
Vis
0 5 10 15 20 km Juin 2005
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F - 11855 Carcassonne cedex 9
Tel : 33 (0)4 68 11 66 00
Fax : 33 (0)4 68 11 66 01
www.audetourisme.com
Comité Départemental du Tourisme du Gard
3 place des Arènes BP - 122
F - 30011 Nîmes
Tel : 33 (0)4 66 36 96 30
Fax : 33 (0)4 66 36 13 14
www.tourismegard.com
Comité Départemental du Tourisme de l’Hérault
Avenue des Moulins BP - 3067
F - 34034 Montpellier cedex
Tel : 33 (0)4 67 67 71 71
Fax : 33 (0)4 67 67 71 77
www.herault-tourisme.com
Comité Départemental du Tourisme de la Lozère
14 boulevard Henri Bourrillon - BP 4
F - 48001 Mende cedex
Tel : 33 (0)4 66 65 60 00
Fax : 33 (0)4 66 49 27 96
www.lozere-tourisme.com
Comité Départemental du Tourisme
des Pyrénées-Orientales
16 avenue des Palmiers - BP 540
F - 66005 Perpignan cedex
Tel : 33 (0)4 68 51 52 53
Fax : 33 (0)4 68 51 52 50
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Antenne Comité Régional du Tourisme
Languedoc-Roussillon
C/Fontanella, 21-23, 4a planta - 08010 Barcelona - Espagne
Tel. 00 34 93 342 72 26
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Languedoc-Roussillon Regional Tourism
Board branch
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Destinations Languedoc-Roussillon
360° de vacances
Patrimoine
Heritage
Ville d’Art
City of Art
Témoignage antique
Antic sites
Station thermale
Thermal spa
Plan d’eau
Lake
Golf
Golf course
Parc animalier
Safari park
Aquarium
Aquarium
Train touristique
Tourist railway
Station de montagne
Mountain resort
Port de plaisance
Marina
Halte fluviale
River port
Aéroport
Airport
Gare TGV
TGV station
Visite d’entreprise
Touring local industries
Station verte de vacances
Green station
Plus beau village de France
Most beautiful villages in France
Chemins de St Jacques
de Compostelle
Ways of St Jacques de
Compostelle
Rivières & Canaux du Midi
Rivers and Canals of the Midi
Voie Domitienne
Via Domitia