In the heart of the Hérault, the wine-growing city cultivates an art of living patinated by the sun. Between vineyards and blue skies, it discovers itself freed and curious, jovial and historical. under the gaze of the child of the country, Pierre-Paul Riquet, to whom we owe the Canal du Midi, whose 30 years of classification are celebrated at Unesco.
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In the heart of the Hérault, the wine-growing city cultivates an art of living patinated by the sun. Between vineyards and blue skies, it discovers itself freed and curious, jovial and historical. under the gaze of the child of the country, Pierre-Paul Riquet, to whom we owe the Canal du Midi, whose 30 years of classification are celebrated at Unesco.