Attractions in Occitania

The Pic du Canigou is a peak in the Pyrénées-Orientales in southern France. Culminating at 2,784 meters above sea level, it is located in the regional natural park of the … read more

More precisely, this very beautiful cycle path is located between Marseillane Plage and Sete. Highly recommended, every 500 meters there is a path to the beach. Very often with bike parking facilities

You can cycle almost endlessly along the Canal Du Midi, partly on gravel roads and dirt, which is not recommended after rain, and often on asphalt.

Fully developed for tourism, with a museum, shop and bistro including clean toilets. Costs money but nice.

The Pont du Gard is a Roman aqueduct bridge built over the Gardon. It is an architectural splendor, superbly preserved, and the site is truly grandiose. There are many tourists … read more

The foliage of beautiful and large plane trees, provides an appreciated shade on this section of the Canal du Midi, near Béziers.

The 9 locks of Fonseranes are part of the UNESCO World Heritage. The origins of the impressive building date back to the 17th century. To date, however, several technical innovations … read more

The Pont d'Espagne, beyond the construction, is an exceptional natural site where waterfalls follow one another.

It is the starting point for many hikes and walks that lead to Lake … read more

Class bike path with super surface where cycling is really fun.

The port of Sète is important in more than one way. It is first of all a large fishing port. The auction of Sète (place of sale of freshly landed … read more

Culminating at 1,489 meters above sea level, the Col d'Aspin is a classic of the Tour de France. Its ascent from Arreau is magnificent. Via a few switchbacks, it meanders … read more

The Béziers Canal Bridge is a trough bridge that carries the Canal du Midi across the River Orb in Béziers. The trough bridge itself is 143.4 m long, 15 m … read more

Gaube Lake is one of the marvels of the GR10. This lake highlights in the landscape, the Vignemale massif which is at the bottom of the valley, 600 meters higher. … read more

The Col du Soulor is one of the emblematic passes of the Pyrenees and the Tour de France. This pass, which culminates at 1,474 meters above sea level, also owes … read more

Carcassonne is famous for its fortress La Cité, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Around 3 kilometers of double curtain wall and 52 defense towers surround the historic old … read more

very touristy, yet one of the "most beautiful villages in France", is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
From there you can make beautiful walks through the rocky landscape of the Hérault gorge.

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Interesting place to commemorate the lost sailors. Great view.

The Cirque de Gavarnie is the French side of the Mont Perdu massif. This natural site is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its highest point at more than … read more

The Hourquette d'Ancizan is a classic pass of the Pyrenees and the Tour de France which culminates at 1,564 meters above sea level. Its ascent from the village of Ancizan … read more

The Voie Verte is located on the old railway line Alès via Nimes to Beaucaire.
From the middle of the 19th to the middle of the 20th century, Alès was … read more