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Montpellier city is located in the Hérault county in the Occitanie region, the most popular tourist region of France. There are 6 world heritage sites (UNESCO) in this region. The Occitanie region is located near Spain (to the South), near Italy (to the East) and next to the Mediterranean sea side.
This is the ideal option to learn French while enjoying the wonders of this region—touristically very rich, ideally located.
As part of our summer intensive courses, Learn Real French Now organize trips every Friday. It is an opportunity to discover the main attractions of the region: the city of Sète and its traditional fishing harbour; Nîmes and its arenas; the Grau-du-Roi, a famous seaside port; the Salagou lake, the oyster growing area of Thau; the Clamouse cave; the world famous medieval city of Carcassonne; plenty of beaches for "sunbathing"!
This is the ideal option to learn French while enjoying the wonders of this region—touristically very rich, ideally located.
As part of our summer intensive courses, Learn Real French Now organize trips every Friday. It is an opportunity to discover the main attractions of the region: the city of Sète and its traditional fishing harbour; Nîmes and its arenas; the Grau-du-Roi, a famous seaside port; the Salagou lake, the oyster growing area of Thau; the Clamouse cave; the world famous medieval city of Carcassonne; plenty of beaches for "sunbathing"!
You will discover the beaches, the Provence area, the Camargue area, the Pyrénées mountains, as well as the following:
- Mediterranean coastline with famous traditional fishing harbours and large beaches of fine sand, places where you will have the chance to see many different birds and the famous Camargue horses.
- Villages and mountainous countryside that hikers loves to discover and that people who like the natural life and good wines enjoy, too.
- famous cities like Avignon (and its famous bridge) or Nîmes (bullring, corridas and férias), Carcassonne (medieval walled town), the Pont du Gard Roman bridge, Saint Guilhem le désert (medieval village), represent the architectural heritage of our region.
Some pictures to make you want to explore the region…
Region's UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Region's UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Villeneuve-lès-Maguelone: the flamingos