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Glanclaude MichelineChemin du Chameau
Loupian
34140
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Directions
To reach Bouzigues / Mèze from the A9 motorway, take exit No. 33 Sète, which is situated between Montpellier and Agde. Head towards Bouzigues / Mèze, which is approximately 6 kilometers away from the exit.
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| Apartment | 1 | 95 | 125 | ||||||||||||
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Attractions
- Loupian Roman Villa: Located in the charming village of Loupian, this ancient Roman villa showcases well-preserved mosaics and archaeological remains. Visitors can explore the ruins and learn about the villa's history through informative displays.
- Étang de Thau: Situated just a short distance from Chemin du Chameau, Étang de Thau is a stunning coastal lagoon known for its oyster and mussel farming. Visitors can enjoy boat tours, taste fresh seafood, and take in the picturesque views of the lagoon.
- Abbaye de Valmagne: This beautiful medieval abbey, located near Villeveyrac, is a must-visit attraction. With its impressive Gothic architecture, serene gardens, and a renowned winery producing organic wines, the Abbaye de Valmagne offers a unique cultural and gastronomic experience.
- Mèze: A charming coastal town, Mèze is famous for its picturesque port, sandy beaches, and vibrant seafood restaurants. Visitors can stroll along the waterfront, enjoy a swim, or indulge in a fresh seafood meal while admiring the lovely views.
- Sète: Known as the "Venice of Languedoc," Sète is a vibrant port town with a network of canals, colorful buildings, and a lively fishing industry. Visitors can explore the town's charming streets, visit museums, and savor delicious seafood dishes.
- Pézenas: A small town with a rich history, Pézenas is renowned for its well-preserved medieval architecture and association with playwright Molière. Visitors can wander through the narrow cobblestone streets, visit craft workshops, and browse the numerous boutiques and art galleries.
- Cap d'Agde: Located on the Mediterranean coast, Cap d'Agde is a popular beach resort offering a wide range of activities. Visitors can enjoy sandy beaches, water sports, a vibrant nightlife scene, and explore the historic Fort Brescou located on a rocky islet.
- Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert: Nestled in the Hérault Valley, this medieval village is classified as one of the "Most Beautiful Villages of France." Its picturesque setting, ancient abbey, and narrow streets attract tourists seeking tranquility and architectural beauty.
- Pont du Gard: Although a bit further away, the iconic Pont du Gard is a masterpiece of Roman engineering and a UNESCO World Heritage site. This ancient aqueduct bridge spans the Gardon River and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. 10. Montpellier: The vibrant city of Montpellier is worth exploring for its historic city center, lively atmosphere, and cultural attractions. Visitors can wander through the medieval streets, visit the stunning Place de la Comédie, discover the Musée Fabre art museum, or relax in one of the many charming cafés.