History

• MONTPELLIER: It is the capital of the Languedoc-Roussillon region and the eighth largest city in France, located on the southern coast of France on the Mediterranean Sea, it is the third largest French city on the Mediterranean coast, after Marseille and Nice. Montpellier is one of the most iconic tourist destinations in France and home to an astonishing selection of attractions, activities and events.
  First-time visitors to Montpellier will quickly be enthralled by how fun and fascinating Montpellier really can be. For those looking for a glimpse of the real France, or just a fun night out, Montpellier mixes old world charm with modern nightlife.
• Nimes: This small town of 150,000 inhabitants in the Languedoc-Roussillon region is full of precious corners, although the legacy of the Romans is so magnificent that we could almost say that it overshadows everything else. Not for nothing is Nîmes called French Rome: the Torre Magna, the Gardens of the Fountain, its cathedral stand out in the city, but first of all the amphitheater of Les Arénes and the fabulous Roman temple known as La Maison Carrée. raised in honor of Gaius Caesar and Lucio Caesar.