The Emblem
See this post on InstagramThe old town of Montpellier is a true delight. In the winding streets, dotted with pretty squares lined with cafes, you will find the authentic locals of the city. A perfect spot for eating, drinking, shopping, and letting your artistic soul run wild, L'Écusson offers a fantastic mix of unique shops and restaurants.
The Faculty of MediciGet ready for a colorful adventure!
Check out this post on InstagramMontpellier is home to the oldest medical school in the world and attracts many students every year. The Faculty of Medicine provides education that shines not only in the city but also across France and Europe. Founded in the 12th century, the school is located in an old building.The Benedictine abbey was born and is connected to the Saint-Pierre Cathedral by a beautiful inner courtyard.
Place de la Comédie.Check out this post on InstagramThe Place de la Comédie is the main square in Montpellier and one of the largest in Europe. In its center, you can find a fountain called the Three Graces, which was built by the sculptor Étienne d'Antoine in 1790. Locally, it is known as the Egg in Imagine yourself strolling through the streets of Montpellier, admiring the beautiful architecture and vibrant energy of the city. As you make your way towards the central square, you can't help but notice its original oval shape. This square is the heart and soul of the city, bustling with cozy cafes where you can relax on a terrace, basking in the warm sun of La Paillade. Now, let's talk about street art! It's everywhere in Montpellier, adding pops of color and creativity to the city's streets. Check out this amazing piece from Instagram below: [Insert Instagram post here]. Isn't it just fabulous? Keep exploring and discovering the artistic gems hidden in every corner of Montpellier. Joy and inspiration await you! 😊🎨🌟
See this post on InstagramIn Montpellier, street art is at every corner. So the best thing you can do is stroll around and discover the artworks randomly. You might come across pieces by renowned artists like Space Invader, who has made a significant contribution to the street art collection.
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The Domain of O
.See this post on InstagramThe Domaine d'O extends over 23 hectares of gardens, pine forests, and olive groves on the estate of Château d'O in the outskirts of Montpellier. An impressive outdoor theater was created here in 2003 and has since hosted outdoor events. A perfect blend of a bucolic location and a.A hyper-active cultural spot. A temple to the art of living in Montpellier as a whole... ### Antigone
See this post on InstagramCreated in the 1970s, the Antigone district showcases its wide avenues, imposing squares, and futuristic-style buildings to create a striking contrast with the old town of Montpellier. Designed almost entirely by an architect - the Catalan Ricardo Bofill - Antigone has become a popular tourist spot for several years.
Sundays at Peyrou
The proof that the future can perfectly coexist with the past.
.See this post on InstagramEvery Sunday, on the impressive Promenade du Peyrou, the most popular flea market in Montpellier takes place. The Peyrou market is the most visited and beloved market by the city's residents and surrounding areas. So when you wake up next Sunday, you will only have one thing to do: head to the Peyrou market and enjoy a wonderful day of shopping, browsing, and connecting with the local community!
Things to do: head to this iconic promenade to immerse yourself in the city's characteristic atmosphere.
The Arc de TriompheSee this post on InstagramMontpellier has its own Arc de Triomphe, which is undoubtedly the city's most famous monument. Built in homage to Louis XIV, the "Sun King," the building is adorned with golden stones, especially at the top of the arch. Visitors can climb the hundred steps that lead to the top of the monument.
Visit the Arc de Triomphe for an incredible view of the city and its surroundings.
La Panacée
.See this post on InstagramLa Panacée has only been around since 2013, but its unique space captivates the locals. Located in the former Royal College of Medicine and still home to one of the university residences, digital arts and visual arts are at the heart of La Panacée. It's spaces like these that are.
So unique in this southern French city and that Montpellier succeeds so well.
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