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Narrow streets, colorful facades, charming squares – Montpellier's old town invites you to stroll. Gothic churches and elegant townhouses tell tales of bygone splendor. Small boutiques, cafés, and lively markets pulsate among the winding streets. A blend of history, life, and architecture that makes every step worthwhile. A truly captivating city!

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The Porte de Peyrou triumphal arch in Montpellier is an elegant 17th-century archway marking the entrance to the expansive Promenade du Peyrou and commemorating King Louis XIV. From here, you can enjoy beautiful views over the city and stroll through the historic park to the aqueduct. It's ideal for taking photos in the golden light and makes a peaceful starting point for exploring the city.

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Narrow streets, colorful facades, charming squares – Montpellier's old town invites you to stroll. Gothic churches and elegant townhouses tell tales of bygone splendor. Small boutiques, cafés, and lively markets pulsate among the winding streets. A blend of history, life, and architecture that makes every step worthwhile. A truly captivating city!

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A hostel for pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago. In winter, call ahead.

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most beautiful Gothic!

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magnificent, not just the churches.

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Southern France at its finest!

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beautiful setting

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Source de l'Avy where the river appears from underground under a large rock roof. Nice technical ground around to practice your bike skills (rocky slopes with small drops, steep uphill, etc. You can easily do practice loops of varying difficulty here.

The park around the spring is very pleasant and particularly magnificent in autumn.

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Triumphal Arch of Louis XIV - "Le Grand"

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This is truly a beautiful square

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Even though the one in Paris is the most famous, Montpellier also has a beautiful Arc de Triomphe!

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It is the symbol of the city's prosperity in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. It is home to two unmissable landmarks: the Opéra Comédie, an Italian-style theater built in 1888, and the statue of the Three Graces, which dominates the fountain. The square is one of the largest pedestrian complexes in Europe.

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After 3 hours of walking from Juvignac and through the sunny scrubland, the descent to Grabels is rewarded by this pretty and refreshing meeting point with the Mosson: the source of the Avy. You can also get there by starting from the Thermes spring in Juvignac and meandering with the Mosson for almost 5 km. Beautiful course;

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The source of the Avy is located on the left bank of the Mosson, which is a pleasant site for a run near Montpellier.

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If there are in fact two sources in Grabels, the source of the Avy located on the left bank of the Mosson is the main one and offers a pleasant stroll.

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The Arc de Triomphe in Montpellier is a gate built to the glory of King Louis XIV, on his orders. The chosen site was one of the highest points of the city, Mount Peyrou. The work is 15 meters high and its opening is 7 meters high. The arch dates from 1691 and was designed by the architect François II d'Orbay, a pupil of Mansart. It has similarities with the Porte Saint Martin in Paris: the builder was inspired by it, although in smaller dimensions. It was previously part of the city's fortifications. Today, we go through the door to enter the Place du Peyrou. The monument was built after the battles led by Louis XIV to expand the territory, which lasted 40 years. The Latin inscription engraved in the stone reminds us: ''Louis the Great, whose reign lasted seventy-two years, brought peace on land and sea after separating, containing and attaching himself to allied peoples in a forty year war. It is a good meeting point if you are leaving or arriving in the center of Montpellier. It adjoins the Peyrou gardens, a well-known place to walk in Montpellier.

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The beautiful triumphal arch stands out and is definitely worth a stop!

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Montpellier is the secret capital of France and is surrounded by the Place de la Comédie, which is surrounded by cafes and restaurants on the left and right. From here you can individually immerse yourself in beautiful pedestrian zones. At the entrance to the square there is a beautiful park on the right where the weekly market is held.

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