Top Things to do in Herault
Top Hotels in Herault
- 1. Privilege Hotel Eurociel Centre Comedie
- 2. Halt Hotel
- 3. Kyriad Montpellier Est - Lunel
- 4. Hotel Best Western Plus Comedie Saint Roch
- 5. Georges Hostel & Cafe
- 6. Golf Hotel
- 7. Pullman Montpellier Centre
- 8. Citadines Montpellier Antigone
- 9. B&B Hotel Montpellier Centre le Millenaire
- 10. Le Quetzal Hotel
10 Architectural Buildings in Herault That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Herault, France including Chateau de Grezan- Art & Culture Centre, Ancien Cinema Historique, Cathedrale Saint-Nazaire de Beziers, Chateau de l'Engarran, Place de la Canourgue, Palais de Justice, Maison Regionale de la Mer, Esplanade de l'Europe, Abbaye de Valmagne, Tour des Pins.
Restaurants in Herault
1. Chateau de Grezan- Art & Culture Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Mayby It´s the long history of the place which provides Chateau de Grezan with its own particular air of wonder and mystery. The grounds were once home to Roman merchants,pilgrims on route to Compostelle and later,one of three Commanderies the Knights Templar maintained in this part of France, before it became property of Hospitaliers of St. Jean of Jerusalem.
2. Ancien Cinema Historique
3. Cathedrale Saint-Nazaire de Beziers
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 959 reviews
Reviewed By MarjieS670 - Renfrew, United Kingdom
This is such a beautiful Church steeped in history. Although it is situated at the top of a hill, it is fairly easy to access from the town. Admission is free (there is a donation box) and it is well looked after. There is a lovely courtyard and the views from the Cathedral grounds are magnificent. It is certainly worth paying a visit if you are in Béziers.
4. Chateau de l'Engarran
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
On the outskirts of Montpellier, the Chateau forms a cohesive whole with its French formal park and the 60 hectares of vines that surround it. All the architectural details of this 18th-century “Folly” (Monuments Historiques) point to the domain’s wine-growing role and its dedication to women and love, often reflected in the labels on each cuvee, which show the wines’ historical ties.
5. Place de la Canourgue
6. Palais de Justice
7. Maison Regionale de la Mer
8. Esplanade de l'Europe
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 298 reviews
Reviewed By richardnewtonart - Melbourne, Australia
This modernist take on Frence architecture is a very interesting way to spend and hour or two. Simply walk on down all the way to the river, you will be surprised at the ambiance, the trees are wonderful.
9. Abbaye de Valmagne
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 429 reviews
Valmagne abbey is a cistercian abbey. Since 1947, it's classified as a historical monument. In 1139, Raymond Trencavel, Viscount of Beziers founded Valmagne Abbey situated near Villeyrac, a few miles away from the port of Meze on the "Bassin de Thau". From the 12th through to the middle of the 14th Century, Valmagne was one of the richest abbeys in the south of France. You can discover the "cathedrale des vignes"(gothic church), the "conservatoire des cepages", the Chapter House, the Fountain, ... And then you can stroll in the garden, taste organic wine or eat at the "auberge de valmagne".
Reviewed By Globetrotterbreizh - Lausanne, Switzerland
The abbey is a must see place. It is full of history and definitely worth visiting. If you get to do the commented visit, you will enjoy it that much more. It is easy to access and there is a car park just outside of the abbey. The entrance fee is very reasonable.
