Languedoc-Rousillon Region
Southern France Travel
Here is a quick guide to travel to the three major areas of southern France; Languedoc-Roussillon, Provence, the French Riviera and Monaco.
Top Mediterranean Cities in the South of France
Stretching around the French Mediterranean coast, here are the top cities from Perpignan in the far west near the Spanish border, to Nice near the Italian border. Each city has its own very special character. All have old parts to explore, attractions ranging from museums to cathedrals, from festivals to markets, cafes for people watching,...
Perpignan from Paris by Train, Car and Flight
How to Get from Paris to Perpignan by train, car and flight. Use this information resource to plan your journey in France.
Paris to Montpellier by Train, Car and Flight
How to Get from Paris to Montpellier by train, car and flight. Use this essential information resource to plan your journey in France.
Paris or London to Toulouse by Train, Car and Flight
How to Get from Paris and London to Toulouse by train, car and flight. Use this information resource to plan your journey in France.
Travel from Paris and London to Nimes in southern France
How to Get from Paris to Nimes by train, car and flight. Use this information resource to plan your journey in France.
Guide to Aigues-Mortes
Aigues-Mortes in the Camargue area of Languedoc-Roussillon is one of France’s most romantic towns. Called the ‘City of Dead Waters’ and in the middle of lagoons, this perfectly preserved medieval walled town conjures up the past with its fortifications, massive walls, towers and chapels.
Top Mediterranean Beaches from the Pyrenees to Hyeres.
The western part of the Mediterranean runs from the Pyrenees near the Spanish border to the charming Islands off Hyeres just ear Saint Tropez. Follow our guide to find the best beaches on this gorgeous stretch which offers long sandy beaches and charming headlands.
The Toulouse-Lautrec Museum in Albi, Languedoc
The new Toulouse Lautrec Museum, now completely renovated, re-opened to the public in April 2012. It’s housed in the stunning Palais de la Berbie, or Bishop’s Palace, beside the cathedral. It fits perfectly into the red-brick setting of Albi, a beautiful city in the Tarn, in Languedoc.
Southern France Travel
Here is a quick guide to travel to the three major areas of southern France; Languedoc-Roussillon, Provence, the French Riviera and Monaco.
Hotels in Aigues-Mortes
Aigues-Mortes in the Petit Camargue area of Languedoc-Roussillon is one of France’s most romantic cities. This perfectly preserved walled town has some beautiful hotels where you feel as if you have stepped back four centuries, but with all of today's comforts.
Limoux Carnaval 2011
Limoux Carnival in Languedoc-Roussillon is the world's longest running carnival. This year it's from January 30th to April 10th, 2011, bands playing traditional music and revellers in costumes fill the arcades.