Montpellier, France Guide & Hotel Reservations from Cheap Hotels Worldwide
Situated in the beautiful and charming south of France, the town of Montpellier is one that boasts much in terms of history, culture, and entertainment, as well as natural beauty and a range of attractions. This is a town where you can kick back and take it easy as well as enjoying some serious downtime where you can relax and forget about the stresses of everyday life.
When you visit Montpellier you will find getting around the area is easy, and this means that you can make the most of your time here, and enjoy all that Montpellier has to offer in terms of entertainment, attractions, culture, history, and the arts. You will find plenty of ways in which to enjoy your stay here, some more involved than others.
If you enjoy rich and diverse history, and you want to delve into the past and learn more about the past of the town, you will find plenty of ways in which to explore the past. You can also immerse yourself in the local culture and lifestyle, where you can get to know the locals as well as enjoy some unique entertainment and fun through the various events and festivities that take place over the course of the year.
When you visit Montpellier you can look forward to a diverse and satisfying vacation experience. You will find plenty of places in which to ear or enjoy a tasty snack, and you can find local cuisine to suit all tastes. You can also look forward to a choice of eateries in the area, where you can look forward to snacks and meals to suit all tastes.
Montpellier Travel Tips from Julia Anwar Mchenry and other guests
The Montpellier Card is only really worth the money if you speak French as they don't have any guided tours in English. It was hard to find any vegetarian options that wasn't at an Indian restaurant. Only had a couple of days there, but its a pretty city with friendly people...
As with most big cities there's a lovely square in the centre. Excellent shopping centre at opposite end to the tram station. Good restaurants just off the square - we found one just before the cinema, excellent value but insist on the house wine. We paid just 7 euros for a litre of good quality wine (both red and white) - whereas the cheapest bottle on the wine list was 14. Look out for chap bar/happy hours. We found a student bar offering 2 for 1 from 9 - 10 pm and an irish bar up one of the side streets off the main centre where an excellent pint of real Guinness was 6 euros - compared to the same price for "fizzy" lager in the square (you'll know it's the right one if there a dart board at the back). Hop on a bus for a magical mystery tour of the area. We got on the wrong bus and ended up spending a very enjoyable hour riding round the lovly villages for 1.30 euros! ..
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