Things to do in Montpellier

One of the largest pedestrianized squares in Europe is a great place to come for coffee, to see some opera and shop for food and fashion.

Walk between the arches of the vast aqueduct near the moated water tower in this dazzling park celebrating the glory of a monarch.

Step inside an 18th-century mansion to explore hundreds of years’ worth of art from some of the world's leading painters and artistic movements.

One of France's leading opera houses is a Montpellier institution that hosts opera and classical music concerts by world-renowned composers.

Behind the fortress-like façade of this medieval church is a collection of biblical artworks and a striking-looking organ from the 18th century.

The oldest botanical garden in France contains thousands of plant species and trees that are hundreds of years old.

With stunning halls and auditoriums in a former monastery, this faculty is an integral part of one of the oldest universities in the world.

Dominating the basin at the foot of Peyrou Park are 53 arches that were built in the 18th century and inspired by the Romans.

Relax in a vast esplanade by the River Lez that sits in a part of Montpellier characterized by grand architectural designs.