Languedoc-Roussillon
Languedoc-Roussillon The Languedoc-Roussillon is a southern region where the Pyrenees Mountains run to the scenic coast and the Mediterranean Sea. This sun drenched, herbal region is known for its French table wines that are either sweet or dry. The cuisine is Catalan and this region has a strong Catalan influence as well.
There are many coastal towns and ports that allow you to enjoy the beaches and the glistening Mediterranean. A region of festivals that include water jousting, music, bull fighting and international folkdance all take place here. Art treasures and ancient sights like the Pont du Gard provide a distraction when you are tired of scenic driving and the unforgettable views along the Vermillion Coast.
Suggested ideas, tips, and sights for your stay in Languedoc Roussillon
- Three to four nights is an ideal stay in the region
- Renting a car is best for the easiest access to the coastal area, towns, villages and mountains
- Towns and Villages of Interest - Beziers, Carcassone, Mende, Montpellier, Narbonne, Nimes, and Perpignan
