ラテ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

To do, the track is a little hard on the buttocks, but it's a feast for the eyes! And Maguelone at the finish!

Frankly you have to do it, the road is passable all the way, you will come across pink and white flamingos, seagulls, barges and a few small boats, so in this vastness you are safe, there are crossings. As for the wind, having practiced it, the path is so wide that you do not risk falling into the canal 😂 Only you have to pedal hard when it is facing you, you are 70 years old and have a non-electric bike. You will not be disappointed but delighted. I wanted to do it so much when you discover the door alone in the middle of nowhere, it is fantastic. When you arrive, you have a bench that will welcome you for a picnic. You will visit the cathedral, go to Pilou beach and leave by the same route or through the vineyards!!!! Enjoy it, it is so magical!!!!

There is always a strong westerly or northwesterly wind here. There is actually a cycling ban on this route, which probably has little absolute significance. It is a strenuous and exciting alternative to the EV8, on which many birds (flamingos) can be seen. The wind is really strenuous, the surface of the road is good to ride on. For long stretches you are somewhat protected by the dam on the east side. Please note that the Passerelle du Pilou at the northern end has limited opening times. Probably 8:00 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. in summer. We saw 11:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. on October 3, 2024. Without this bridge you have to take a big detour via the Maguelone peninsula.

Attention! This path is currently closed (June 2024). This means you have to cycle a good 10 km more towards Frontignan!

Beware of the wind, which can sometimes be violent, and which should be at your back rather than in your face 😆

This is truly a beautiful square

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

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.