Scenic Views of Montpellier

After breakfast at the hotel, enjoy the morning with a stroll along the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. Catch the first rays of the sun, feel the breeze, the salty smell that carries the air and get inspired by the light. With your recharged batteries, it is time to go to Montpellier for sightseeing.

Finding a parking space in the centre of the big city can be challenging, so you can use this underground paid car park right next to your next destination.

The city centre with the Promenade du Peyrou is one of the lovely locations in Montpellier and the best viewpoint of the city. You’ll see the Aqueduct Saint-Clément, built shortly before the French Revolution in order to supply water to Montpellier. Another piece of stunning architecture is the majestic Arc de Triumph in the royal square of Peyrou and the popular Louis XIV statue.
If you visit the place on Tuesday or Saturday, you will see the local market around the Aqueduct.

Jardin des plantes de Montpellier is one of the most scenic sights in Montpellier, a peaceful haven in the heart of the city. Enjoy the aesthetics of natural and artificial landscapes, let yourself get lost in the aromas and colours of nature. You can see really unusual plants here, such as tiny palms, bamboo groves, and lotuses. The greenhouse has more than two thousand species of various plants, and its history stretches back to the sixteenth century.
As you plan your visit, bear in mind that the garden is closed on Mondays.

Get back to your car and go visit one of Montpellier’s Michelin-starred restaurants for lunch. Try some French appetizers and dishes in a comfortable and neat atmosphere. Visitors recommend the mushroom soup and beef cheeks, as well as a variety of chocolate desserts. Visit the official website to book a table in advance.

After lunch, head out to explore and experience the traditions of the Occitania region’s wineries at the Vignoble Domaine de Massereau winery. You will be delightful and enlighten with some peculiarities of the wine-making process. Enjoy the chance to taste an excellent harvest in this charming environment of history and traditions. The cellar is open from Monday to Friday, from 9:00 to 12:00 and from 14:00 to 17:00. Guided tours can be arranged by appointment, which can be done via the contact page on the official website.

Now you’re in Avignon! Check into the hotel and go for a walk in the city. There are parking spaces with direct access to the hotel. Just make sure to let the hotel know that you’ll be arriving by car when making your reservation. Book Now

Don't hesitate a moment, it's time to explore one of the most magnificent cities in France, the World Heritage treasure — Avignon. A stroll through the city centre will leave you speechless.
If you want to enjoy a full Avignon experience, try to catch a performance in one of the city's theatres. It’s said that in Avignon there are more red velvet theatre seats than there are residents of the city. So don't be sad if you're not in town for the annual theatre festival – it's basically a theatre festival here every day! Follow this link to check out the available performances in the Grand Opera House, or search for other events happening in the town on your dates.

For dinner, go to La Cour du Louvre, a cosy restaurant with French and Mediterranean cuisine. This restaurant is notable for the fact that the traditions of the south of France are recreated here — and not just the culinary ones. This is expressed in both the original interior and the offerings that you’ll find on the menu. There are several halls here: some of them are very restrained and elegant in their interior decoration, and some resemble as much as possible the colourful southern restaurants of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The restaurant is closed on Sundays and Mondays.
To book a table, visit the official website.

Have a good rest at the hotel and recover for tomorrow's trip. The facilities are spacious and comfortable, so it will be a cosy stay. Book Now