Holidays in Languedoc-RoussillonLanguedoc-Roussillon is located in the south of France on the Mediterranean coast. The area is less well-known than neighbouring Provence, but it has just as much to offer. First and foremost, you'll find some of the best beaches in Europe, fine-grained, wide and golden. The area's many seaside resorts are very child-friendly with shops, restaurants and plenty of activities for the youngest members of the family. If you get tired of beaches and bathing animals, you can explore the exciting hinterland with its many cosy villages and medieval castles. There's no hustle and bustle here. Languedoc-Roussillon is France's largest wine region, and the vineyards stand side by side in the lush countryside. Drive in and visit the local winemaker and buy a few bottles to take home. Languedoc-Roussillon offers a wealth of interesting cities. The main city in the area is the old university city of Montpellier, which is definitely worth a visit. There are great shopping opportunities and the city's old medieval quarter is extremely interesting with narrow streets, beautiful squares and impressive buildings. Carcassonne is one of France's top sights, with its unique well-preserved fortifications. ![]() Narbonne, the oldest city in Gaul, boasts several interesting buildings including the impressive Archbishop's Palace. As the old capital of the French part of Catalonia, Perpignan is extremely interesting with a beautiful old town and many historic buildings. Collioure, located at the foot of the Pyrenees in a small natural harbour, is perhaps France's most beautifully situated fishing village and one of the area's main attractions. Other areas nearby:![]() GrasseGrasse is located in the beautiful and lush hinterland of Cannes, surrounded by protective mountain... ![]() FranceFrance is the world's most visited tourist destination with over 80 million visitors every year, an... ![]() ProvenceProvence is one of France's most popular holiday destinations. And with good reason - the south-eas... |