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the capital of the Languedoc-Roussillon region
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a city with 300 000 inhabitants |
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a university town with more than 60 000 students |
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an ideal geographical situation
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few kilometres from the Mediterranean, and situated between Provence and
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a town with a long history and a cultural heritage dating from the Middle
Ages |
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a town that lives
cafés, restaurants, museums, operas, cinemas, theatres,
music festivals ...
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a mixture of modern and historic |
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zest for life |
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300 days of sun per year |
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a multitude of green spaces
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Lac du Salagou
Artificial
lake amongst a territory of red rocks
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Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert
Medieval village at the origins of the Hérault canyons
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Nîmes
Roman
city between the Provence, the Mediterranean and the Pyrenees |
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l'Étang de Thau
oysters and clams parcs |
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Sète
Town of fishermen and city of Georges Brassens and Paul Valéry
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... Sommières
Medieval town with its market on Saturday morning
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Le monde souterrain
Four
caves, witnesses of the geological richness of the Herault region |
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Le Pic Saint Loup,
the castle of Montferrand and the Hortus
and of course its Pic St Loup wines
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Canal du Midi
240
km of waterways, registered as a world heritage by UNESCO |
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les Gorges de l'Herault
a real canyon with a deepness that varies from 200 to 300 meters |
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... Carcassonne
Fortified medieval town, perfectly conserved with 3 km of city walls
and 52 towers
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... Cirque de Navacelles
lifted up by the river Le Vis, the circus offers a great aspect
with its magnificent canyon
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