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.

A short stroll from the central Place de la Comédie, this park features a large pond, a pair of fountains and colorful floral arrangements.

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

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.

Travel back to the 1100s with a glimpse of a rare intact bastion from the ramparts of L’Écusson that has survived almost a millennium.

After visiting Office de Tourisme & des Congrès Montpellier Méditerranée Métropole, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Montpellier. While in this walkable area, find time to visit its shops.