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Languedoc-Roussillon Holiday Guide

Languedoc-Roussillon, bordered by Mediterranean Sea in the east and the Pyrénées Mountains in the south, is one of the most scenic and fascinating regions of France. Spectacular mountain cliffs that plunge into the deep blue waters of the Mediterranean, vast areas of wilderness that beckon you to explore its fascinating flora and fauna and towns and cities that narrate a story of this region’s glorious historic past.

Languedoc-Roussillon is all this and much more and the perfect way to experience the wonders of this region is through the comforts of a vacation rental home. Whether you are traveling in a small or a large group, you will find all kinds of vacation rental homes to suit your preferences and budget in the popular towns of this region such as Carassonne, Montpellier and Nimes.

Sights to See in Languedoc-Roussillon

• Carcassonne
  This medieval town with a striking resemblance to a fairy late city will charm its way into your heart without you being even aware of it. Truly breathtaking, you can spend your day meandering through the streets of this walled city and visiting the picturesque Chateau Comtal or the famous Basilique St. Nazaire.
• Montpellier
  Though a cosmopolitan and a fast moving city, Montpellier still retains its charm of a medieval town and its various memorable monuments and edifices are witness to this town’s glorious past. The distinctive landmarks on the esplanade of Place Royale du Peyrou are the Arc de Triomphe and the Château d'Eau.
• Nimes
  This bustling town still bears the imprint of the Roman domination, which is clearly evident from the well preserved classical buildings that adorn the city. To get an insight into the town’s historic legacy, visit the Archeological Museum and the rectangular Roman Temple of Maison Carrée.

Dining in Langeudoc-Roussillon

• Côte Bleue
  This tiny and bustling restaurant with an attractive summer terrace offers a host of local specialties and is particularly known for its famous gâteau de marrons et noix.
• Au Bon Pasteur
  This intimate family restaurant is the ideal place to dine at if you are looking at enjoying a hearty meal of cassoulet or choucroute accompanied by some good times with your family and friends.
• Auberge de Dame Carcas
  Specializing in pork products, this restaurant with a rustic ambience guarantees to serve excellently prepared dishes accompanied by some of the finest local wines.
• Le Petit Jardin
  With big bay windows overlooking a patch of green, ambience that is warm and friendly and food that is imaginative and unique – this restaurant will surely warm its way into your heart.

Nightlife and Entertainment in Languedoc-Roussillon

• Place de la Comédie
  This is the place which attracts people from all walks of life specially the students during the summer months, when it comes alive with a range of bars, cafés and clubs.
• Théâtre de Nîmes
  If you have a penchant for theatre and music, then a visit to this theatre is a must. The theatre regularly hosts plays, music and opera performances.

Golfing in Languedoc-Roussillon

• Golf Club de Carcassonne
  This 18-hole international standard course offers golfers a chance to play a challenging game of golf against a breathtaking scenic backdrop. This course with magnificent views is known for the superior quality of its fairways and its greens.
• Golf de Fontcaude
  This 18-hole course situated east of Montpellier is surrounded by lush tall trees and extensive greens that are interspersed with lakes and river banks.