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2020
2021
English edition
best of
montpellier
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PUBLISHING
Collection Directors and authors: Dominique AUZIAS
and Jean-Paul LABOURDETTE
Publishing manager: Tristan CUCHE
Authors: Louise BRAITI, Nathalie SANSELME,
Welcome
TO Montpellier!
Thalie GUILBAUD-GREFFIE, Aurélie HERNANDEZ,
Marc BASTIDE, Anne- Charlotte ERIAU,
Jean- Paul LABOURDETTE, Dominique AUZIAS and alter
Publishing director: Stéphan SZEREMETA
Publishing team (World): Caroline MICHELOT,
Morgane VESLIN, Pierre-Yves SOUCHET, Jimmy POSTOLLEC,
Natalia COLLIER
Publishing team (France): Elisabeth COL, Tony DE SOUSA,
Mélanie COTTARD, Audrey VEDOVOTTO
STUDIO
Today 8th city of France, Montpellier continues
Studio Manager: Sophie LECHERTIER its vertiginous development. Although younger
assisted by Romain AUDREN than the neighbouring cities as far as History is
Layout: Julie BORDES, Sandrine MECKING,
Delphine PAGANO concerned, Montpellier is still considered the flagship
Pictures management: Anne DIOT of the region thanks to its incredible dynamism.
Mapping management: Julien DOUCET The population is rather young, due to the high
WEB AND DIGITAL number of students living here. Animation, parties
Web Director: Louis GENEAU de LAMARLIERE and frank Southern good mood will help you build
Web management and Development:
Nicolas de GUENIN, Adeline CAUX, Kiril PAVELEK
unforgettable memories. The city also underwent
Web Integrator: Mickael LATTES important urban developments during the last years
Webdesigner: Caroline LAFFAITEUR in terms of city plans and architecture, which are
Community Traffic Manager: Alice BARBIER, definetely oriented towards a thought out modernism.
Mariana BURLAMAQUI and Vincent PHAM
The existence of the largest pedestrian centre
NATIONAL PUBLICITY in France and urban requirements in terms of
Sales Manager: Guillaume VORBURGER
assisted by Manon GUERIN sustainable development are a proof of this will.
Local publicity management: Michel GRANSEIGNE The result is a beautiful harmony between the ancient
Customer relations management: Vimla MEETOO buildings of the centre, many of which date back to
and Assa TRAORE
Heads of National Publicity: the Middle Ages, and the most modern architectural
Caroline AUBRY, François BRIANCON-MARJOLLET, achievements, some signed by renowned architects.
Perrine DE CARNE MARCEIN, Caroline PREAU
The dynamism is also cultural, and the number
INTERNATIONAL PUBLICITY of festivals and events which take place here is
Development Managers: Jean-Marc FARAGUET simply impressive. But no panic! Petit Futé is there
and Guillaume LABOUREUR assisted by Claire BEDON
Heads of Publicity: Camille ESMIEU to guide you through the incredible number of
activities and visits.
CIRCULATION AND PROMOTION
Sales promotion Director: Bénédicte MOULET Montpellier is also known for its good weather (the
assisterd by Aissatou DIOP and Sidonie COLLET sun shines more than 300 days per year) and its
Sales Manager: Jean-Pierre GHEZ assisté de Nelly BRION
Press and sponsor partnership management:
closeness to the sea. There is everything you need
Jean- Mary MARCHAL to have a nice holiday, you can visit the city and go
ADMINISTRATION for a swim on the same day. If you are interested
Chairman: Jean-Paul LABOURDETTE in seeing wild and preserved nature you will enjoy
Human Resources Director: Dina BOURDEAU a getaway to the hinterland, either in the Camargue
assistée de Sandra MORAIS et Eva BAELEN
Administrative and financial Director: region, the Languedoc vineyards or the foothills of
Valérie DECOTTIGNIES the Cevennes, where the landscape is enchanting.
Accounting: Jeannine DEMIRDJIAN,
Adrien PRIGENT and Faiza ALILI
Collection: Fabien BONNAN assisted by Sandra BRIJLALL
and Vinoth SAGUERRE
Information and Technology Manager: Adam M’RAH
Siwtchboard: Assa TRAORE
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
DISCOVERING THE CITY
Cottages....................................................72
Other Accommodation........................72
FESTIVALS EVENTS...................................... 10
Celebrations.............................................10
Fairs – Shows............................................10
GOING OUT
Going Out...................................................74
Cultural Events – Festivals...................12
Bars – Cafés..............................................74
Sport Events.............................................14
Games........................................................85
Historic Shows – Sound & Light Shows.........................................................89
Shows.........................................................15
Sightseeing............................................... 16 HAVING FUN –
Tourist offices..........................................16
Guided tours............................................16 SPORTS & LEISURE
Monuments & Buildings......................20 Having Fun– Sports & Leisure................... 92
Religious buildings................................22 Stadiums – Sports Facilities................92
Museums...................................................23 Team Sports.............................................93
Urban sites................................................24 Individual Sports....................................93
Parks & gardens......................................25 Water Sports............................................96
Natural Sites.............................................26 Dance – Music – Artistic Activities...96
Discovery sites.........................................27 Hobbies & Other Activities.................97
Animal Parks – Aquariums..................28
SHOPPING
EATING
Shopping................................................. 100
Jewellery – Watches........................... 100
Eating....................................................... 30 Good Deals............................................ 101
High Budget.............................................30
Gifts.......................................................... 101
Medium Budget......................................33
Art galleries........................................... 102
Small Budget...........................................45 Bookshops............................................. 104
Regional Cuisine.....................................45 Fashion – Clothes................................ 106
Specialities................................................47 Gourmet Products – Wines.............. 109
World Cuisine..........................................50 Wines & Spirits................................... 124
Fast Food & Delivery.............................57
Gourmet trips..........................................59
TRAVELLING
Travelling................................................ 132
ACCOMODATION
Travel Agencies.................................... 132
Accomodation.......................................... 64 Transport................................................ 134
Hotels.........................................................64 Rental...................................................... 137
Camping....................................................70 Travel Tips.............................................. 139
Guesthouses............................................71 Index.......................................................140
L direct
accèsaccess
directto theplage
à la beach h smoking area
espace fumeurs p garden
jardin or
ou park
parc
a barbar i non-smoking
établissement non-fumeurs q games
jeux
b laundry
blanchisserie j fitness
fitness r washing machine
lave-linge / laundry
/ laverie
c airclimatisation
conditioning k miniature golf
golf miniature bicycle rental
location de vélos
d nightclub
discothèque l hard of hearing
handicap disability
malentendant t grocery
magasin store
d’alimentation
e cash machined’argent
distributeur m visually
handicapimpaired disability
malvoyant u airport
navetteshuttle
aéroport
f drinking water
eau potable n mental handicap
handicap mental v fishing
pêche
g horse riding
équitation o motor disability
handicap moteur w indoor
piscineswimming
intérieurepool
Discovering
the city
Arc de Triomphe in Montpellier.
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ROUQUETTE
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Montpellier
Street Index
nAn béCHamp (rue) ..............b3 CanourGue (place de la) f4
belleval (rue de) ... b3/C3 CanourGue (rue de la) e4
abbé m. montels
belmont (rue) ...............i1 Cantie (impasse) .... a6/b6
(rue de l’) ................ e2/G2
berGer (rue) ................ H3 Carbonnerie
adam (place ed.) .......... G8
blanC (rue de la) ..................... H4
aiGrefeuille (rue d’)f4/G4
(boulevard louis) ...... H2/i2 Cardinal de
aiGuillerie
blottière (rue de la) ... d4 Cabrières (rue du) ..e1/e3
(rue de l’) ................. H4/H3
boCaud (rue) .................i3 Carmes du palais
albisson (rue) ..............e5
bonnard (rue) ........ C2/C1 (rue des) ....................... d5
alGer (rue) ............. H8/H9
bonne nouvelle Carré du roi
alméras (rue d’) ..........C7
(boulevard) .................i4/i3 (impasse du) ............ b4/b3
amanddier (rue de l’) ...e5
bonnier d’alCo Carré du roi
anCien Courrier
(rue)......................... G4/H4 (rue du).................... a3/b3
(rue de l’) ...................... G6
bornier (rue)................b8 Castel-moton (rue)f4/G4
anterrieu (rue) ............a9
boulet (allée paul) ........i4 Castellane (place) ..... G5
araGon (rue j.) ....... G6/G7
bousCHet Castelnau (rue de) .f5/f6
arC de mourGues
de bernard (rue).... a8/a9 Castillon (rue) ............f8
(rue de l’) ...................... G2
boussairolles (rue) i6/J7 Castries
arCeaux
bras de fer (place maréchal de) .......b5
(boulevard des) ........ a4/b4
(rue du).................... G6/G5 CatHedrale
arCeaux
brousse (rue paul) . d7/e7 (square de la).................e2
(place des) .....................a4
broussonnet Cauzit (rue) ............ G6/H6
arGenterie
(impasse)...................... H4 Cavalerie (rue de la) H1/i1
(rue de l’) ................. H7/H6
broussonnet Cavallé Coll (plan) .... H2
arquebuse (rue de l’)i2/J3
(rue auguste) ........... d1/e1 CHabaneau (place) ...... G4
arts (place des)........... H5
brueys (rue) ........... d9/e9 CHamp-de-mars
assas (avenue d’) .. a3/b4
brun (impasse) .............e6 (jardin du) ......................J4
astruC (rue) .................e4
bruyas (impasse) ..........i7 CHanCel (avenue).........C1
auGustins (rue des) ......i5
CHanzy (rue Général)b7/C7
austasie (allée m.) .. J3/J2 bruyas (passage) ..........i6
CHapeau rouGe
aventurin (rue) ........... H3 bruyas (rue alfred) ..i7/J7
(impasse du) ...................i2
aviler (place d’)........... d4 burGues (impasse) .......f2
CHapeau rouGe
(rue du)..................... H2/i2
nBn nCn CHapelle neuve
babotte (square de la) G8 Cabanel (place de la) .................. H3
balainvilliers (rue) .... G4 (rue alexandre) .........e6/e7 CHaptal (impasse)....... H4
balanCes (rue des) .e7/e6 Cabanes (plan) .............b6 CHaptal (rue) ...............C9
baqué paGès (rue)........a6 CaizerGues CHaranCy (rue) ............f2
barnabe (impasse) ...... H6 de pradine (rue)..... f8/G8 CHarrue (rue de la) ..... H6
barralerie (rue la) f4/G4 Calvaire (rue du) ......... H3 CHateau (place du) ...... d4
barrat (descente en) ....i3 CambaCérès (rue) ....... G4 CHauliaC (rue G. de) .... H3
bartHez (rue) .........d3/d4 Cambon (rue J.) ............f6 CHerCHe-midi (rue du) G5
baudin (rue)...............i6/i7 Campredon CHeval vert (rue du)e8/f9
baumes (rue) .......... a5/b5 (rue Général) ............ d8/e8 CHrestien (rue) ........... G3
bayle (rue du) ...............f5 Candolle (rue de) .. f3/G3 Claparède (rue G.) .......C7
beaux-arts (place des) .i1 Cannau (rue du)...... H4/H3 Clapies (rue).................C5CLÉMENCEAU (avenue G.)F9
CLOS RENÉ (rue du). . . . . I8
ÉCOLE de MÉDECINE
(rue de l’). . . . . . . . . .D3/E3
G
GABRIEL (rue) . . . . . . . . F3
CŒUR (rue Jacques) H6/H5 ÉCOLE de PHARMACIE
GAGNE-PETIT (rue du) F6/G6
COLBERT (rue de l’). . . . . . . . . . . . H3
GALAVIEILLE (rue) . . . . . E9
(rue Joachim) . . . . . . F2/F1 ÉCOLE MAGE
GAMBETTA (cours). . .B7/C7
COLLÈGE (rue du) . . . . . H4 (rue de l’). . . . . . . . . G2/G3
GAULLE
COLLÈGE DUVERGIER ÉCOLES CENTRALES (esplanade Charles de) . . I5
(rue) . . . . . . . . . . . . . H3/I3 (rue des) . . . . . . . . . . . . . I4
GAUTIER (rue A.) . . . . . . E2
COLLOT (rue) . . . . . . . . . H5 ECOLES LAÏQUES GERBE (impasse de la) . C9
COMEDIE (place de la) . . H6 (rue des) . . . . . . . . . H2/H3
GERHARDT (rue) . . . .B3/C2
COMÉDIE ECOLES PIÈS GERMAIN (rue). . . . . H4/H3
(tunnel de la) . . . . . . . H7/I6 (rue des) . . . . . . . . . H3/H2
GILBERT (place A.) . . . . . . I9
COMTE (rue Auguste) A6/B5 EMBOUQUE D’OR (rue). . H5
GIRAL (place) . . . . . . . . . D5
CONFRERIE (rue de la) . . G3 EN GONDEAU (rue). . . . . G7 GIRARD (rue) . . . . . . . . . . I4
COPÉ-CAMBES (impasse)G7 EN ROUAN (rue) . . . . G7/H7 GIRAUDIN (rue Louise) . . E9
COPÉ-CAMBES (rue) . . . G7 ENCLOS GIRONE (rue de). . . . . . . H4
COQUILLE (rue) . . . . . . . E4 TISSIÉ-SARRUS . . . . . . . D6 GLAIZE (rue). . . . . . . . . . H4
CORRATERIE ST-GERMAIN EPEISSES (rue d’). . . . . . E5 GOUAN (rue) . . . . . . .C3/C4
(rue de la) . . . . . . . . . . . F3 ESTELLE (rue). . . . . . . . F8 GRAND ST-JEAN
CORUM (tunnel du) . . . . J3 ETUVES (rue des). . . G8/H7 (rue du) . . . . . . . . . . .F9/G9
COSTE FRÈGE (rue) . . E4/E3 EXPERT (rue) . . . . . . . . . G3 GRAND-RUE
COUSTOU (impasse) . . . G3 JEAN MOULIN . . . . . G7/H6
CRAPONNE
(rue Adam de) . . . . . . . . B8
F GUINIER (rue H.). . . . . . . G9
GUIRAUD (rue) . . . . . . . . E9
FABRE (rue) . . . . . . . . . . . I5
CROIX D’OR (rue de la) . H6
FAFON (rue du Général) . G9
CYGNE (rue du) . . . . . . . H7
FALOT (impasse) . . . . . . B6 H
FAUBOURG de FIGUEROLLES HAGUENOT (rue) . . . . . . A7
D (rue du) . . . . . . . . . . .A7/B7 HAUTE (rue) . . . . . . . . . . D4
DAHLIA (rue du) . . . . . . . B2 FAUBOURG de NÎMES HERBERIE (rue de l’) . . . G5
DARU (rue). . . . . . . . . . . B7 (rue du) . . . . . . . . . . . I2/J2 HÔTEL de VILLE
DÉLICIEUX (rue B.) . . . . . J1 FAUBOURG du COURREAU (rue de l’). . . . . . . . . . . . F4
DELPECH (rue) . . . . . . . . H4 (rue du) . . . . . . . . . . C6/D6 HUGO
DESMAZES (rue) . . . . . . B9 FAUBOURG ST-JAUMES (boulevard Victor). . . H8/H7
2 PONTS (rue des) . . . . . J9 (rue du) . . . . . . . . . . C1/D3 HUILE (rue de l’). . . . . . . E5
DEVIC (place rue). . . . . . J6 FERDINAND (rue) . . G2/H1
DIDEROT (rue) . . . . . G7/H8 FERRY (rue Jules) . . . I9/J8 J
DIGEON (rue S.) . . . . . . . E5 FIGUIER (rue du) . . . . . . G4 JAOUL (impasse) . . . . . . . I2
DOM VAISSETTE (rue) C9/D9 FIZES (rue). . . . . . . . .B3/C3 JAURÈS (place Jean) . . . H5
DONNAL (rue) . . . . . . . . C5 FLAUGERGUES (rue). . J8/J7 JEAN (rue) . . . . . . . . . . . B2
DORIA (rue) . . . . . . . .A4/B3 FOCH (rue). . . . . . . . .E4/E5 JÉRUSALEM (allée) . . . . J5
DRAPERIE ST-FIRMIN FONTAINE (rue de la) G7/G8 JEU de L’ARC (rue du) . . J6
(impasse). . . . . . . . . . . . G5 FONTANON (rue) . . . .F3/G3 JEU de PAUME
DUCHÉ (plan) . . . . . . . . . G5 FOUQUET (rue). . . . . .F3/G3 (boulevard du) . . . . . .D7/F8
DUMAS (rue Général M.) C7 FOUR des FLAMMES JOFFRE (rue) . . . . . . . H8/I8
DURAND (rue du J.) . . . . A3 (rue du) . . . . . . . . . . .E7/G6 JONQUET (impasse). G3/H3
DURAND (rue) . . . . . G9/H9 FOUR ST-ÉLOI (rue du). . G3 JOUBERT (rue) . . . . . . . . G6
FOURNARIÉ (rue) . . . . . . G4
E FRANCE (rue Anatole)F9/G8 L
ÉCOLE de DROIT FRANQUE (rue Fr.) . . . . . D5 LAISSAC (place A.). . . . . G8
(rue de l’). . . . . . . . . .B6/C5 FRIPERIE (rue) . . . . . . . . F6 LALLEMAND (rue) . . . F3/F2LAPEYRONIE (rue) . . .F8/G8 MULTIPLANTS PLAN D’AGDE
LATREILLE (rue J.) . . . . . G7 (impasse des) . . . . . . F6/F7 (rue du) . . . . . . . . . . G6/G7
LATTRE de TASSIGNY MULTIPLANTS PLAN de L’OLIVIER
(allée Jean de). . . . . . J5/J4 (rue des) . . . . . . . . . . E6/F6 (rue du) . . . . . . . . . . . . . H3
LEBOUX (impasse) . . . . . F2 MUSÉE (impasse du) . . . . I4 PLAN du PARC (rue). . . . G8
LEDRU-ROLLIN PLANCHON (square). . . . . I8
(boulevard) . . . . . . . D5/D6
LEROY-BEAULIEU (place) A6
N PLANTADE (rue) . . . . C6/D6
NARCISSA (plan) . . . . . . B3 POITEVINE (rue) . . . . .D5/E5
LIONNET (impasse) . . . . F2 NOTRE-DAME (place). . . H4 PORTALIÈRE DES MASQUES
LISBONNE (rue E.) . . . . . E5 (rue de la) . . . . . . . . .A2/A1
LODÈVE (avenue de) . . . A6 POSTE
LOGE (rue de la) . . . G5/H6 O (rue de l’Ancienne). . . . . G8
LONJON (passage). . . H6/I6 OBILION (rue d’). . . . . H7/I8 PRADEL (rue) . . . . . . . . . F3
LOYS (rue) . . . . . . . . H7/H8 OBSERVATOIRE PRÉFECTURE (rue de la). G4
(boulevard de l’). . . . . . . G8 PREMIER 1ER
OLIVIER (rue A.) . . . . . I8/J8 (place Albert) . . . . . . . . . F1
M OM (plan de l’). . . . . . . . F3 PRIX (rue du) . . . . . . . J3/J2
MAGNOL (rue) . . . . . .B3/C2
PROUDHON (rue) . . . . . . . I1
MAGUELONE (rue) . . . . I7/I8
MAILLAC (impasse) . . . . G3 P PROVIDENCE (rue de la). D9
PAGÉZY (rue) . . . . . . . H9/I8 PUITS des ESQUILLES
MARCEAU (rue) . . . . D8/D7 (rue) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F4
MARCHÉ AUX FLEURS PALADILHE (rue) . . . .A4/B4
PALAIS (plan du) . . . . . . E4 PUITS du PALAIS
(place du) . . . . . . . . . . . G4 (rue du) . . . . . . . . . . . . . D4
MARÉCHAUSSÉE PALAIS des GUILHEM
(rue du) . . . . . . . . . . . E4/F4 PUITS du TEMPLE
(rue de la) . . . . . . . . . . I7/I8 (rue du) . . . . . . . . . . . F6/F7
MARESCHAL (rue) . . . J8/J7 PALISSADE (rue de la) . . B7
MARGUERITE (rue) . . .B2/B1 PALLADIUM (quai du). . . J6
MARTEL PARAN (impasse) . . . . . . E6 Q–R
(rue du jardin) . . . . . .B8/B7 PARLIER (rue). . . . . . . . . G9 IV (boulevard Henri) . .D3/E1
MARTIN (rue P.) . . . . .B3/C2 PASTEUR (boulevard) F1/G2 RAFFINERIE
MARTYRS de LA PASTOUREL (plan) . . . . . G6 (rue de la) . . . . . . . . .B8/B7
RÉSISTANCE (place des) G5 PELLETERIE (rue) . . . .D4/E4 RAMBAUD (rue) . . . . .B9/C8
MASSANE (rue) . . . . . . . H7 PELLICIER (rue G.) . . .A6/A7 RANC (rue). . . . . . . . . . . F3
MASSILLON (rue) . . . . . . G4 PÈRE BONNET (rue du) . A8 RANCHIN (rue) . . . . . . . . F5
MAUREILHAN PÈRE RÉGIS (rue du) . . . A2 RATTE (impasse de). . . . G4
(rue Général) . . . . . . . . . C7 PERIER (impasse). . . . . . G5 RATTE (rue de). . . . . .F4/G4
MAURIN (rue Général) . . C7 PETIT PARIS (rue du) . . . G8 RAYMOND (allée J.) . .B4/C3
MERCI (rue de la). . . C6/D5 PETIT SCEL (rue du). . . . F5 REBUFFY (rue) . . . . . .F5/G5
MERLE BLANC (I. du) F5/G5 PETIT ST-JEAN REFUGE (rue du) . . . G3/H3
MICHEL (rue A.) . . . . . . . E8 (rue du) . . . . . . . . . . .F7/G7 REINE
MICHELET (rue) . . . . . . . J6 PETITE CORRATERIE (rue du jardin de la) . .C3/C2
MILHAU (allée J.) . . . . . . J6 (impasse). . . . . . . . . . H2/I2 RENE (rue du Général) . D7
MISTRAL (avenue Fr.) J6/J5 PETITE LOGE RENÉ (rue H.). . . . . . . . . J9
MONNAIE (rue de la) . . . H5 (rue de la) . . . . . . . . . . . H5 RENOUVIER
MONTCALM (rue). . . C6/D5 PÉTRARQUE (place) . . . . H5 (boulevard) . . . . . . . .A8/B9
MONTFERRIER PHILIPPY (rue) . . . . . . . . F5 RÉPUBLIQUE
(impasse). . . . . . . . . . . . H5 PILA ST-GÉLLY (rue de la) . . . . . . . . . H8/I9
MONTGOLFIER (rue). . F5/F4 (rue du) . . . . . . . . . . . H3/I3 REY (rue) . . . . . . . . . . . . E6
MONTPELLIERET (rue) . . . I4 PINS (rue des) . . . . . .B9/C9 RHIN ET DANUBE
MOSAÏQUE (cour de la) . . I4 PISTOLET (rue). . . . . . . . F4 (rue) . . . . . . . . . . . . .F8/G8
MOULIN À L’HUILE PITOT (rue) . . . . . . . .B4/C4 RICARD (rue H.) . . . . .B5/B4
(impasse du) . . . . . . . . . F7 PLACENTIN (rue) . . . . . . D4 RICHELIEU (rue) . . . . H8/H7RICHIER de BELLEVAL
(rue ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B3
ST-PIERRE (place) . . . . . E3
ST-PIERRE (rue) . . . . . F3/F4
U
UNIVERSITÉ (plan de l’) . G3
ROCHELLE (rue de la) D5/E6 ST-RAVY (place). . . . . . . G6
UNIVERSITÉ
RONDELET (rue). . . . . . . F9 ST-RAVY (rue) . . . . . . . . G6 (rue de l’). . . . . . . . . G4/G2
ROSSET (rue). . . . . . H5/H4 ST-SAUVEUR URBAIN V (rue). . . . . G3/G4
ROUCHER (rue) . . . . . E6/E7 (impasse). . . . . . . . . G8/G9
ROUCHER (rue) . . . . .F7/G7 ST-SÉPULCRE (rue) . . E6/E5
ROUSSEAU (rue J. J.) D3/E4 STE-ANNE (rue) . . . . . F5/F6 V–Z
STE-CROIX (rue). . . . . . . F4 VALEDEAU (rue) . . . . . . . H5
S STE-MARTHE (P.) . . . .F8/G8
STE-URSULE (rue) . . . . . H2
VALFÈRE (rue de la) . .D5/E6
VALLAT (rue) . . . . . . . . . G6
SAGE (rue D.). . . . . . . I1/J1
SUBSTANTION (rue de). . J1 VANNEAU (rue). . . . . . . I7/I6
SALENGRO
(place et square rue) . . . A7 VARLIN (rue E.) . . . . . . . B3
SALLE L’EVÊQUE (rue) . I4/I3 T VASSAL (impasse) . . . . . F6
VERDANSON (quai du) H1/I2
SARRAIL (boulevard) . . I6/I4 TANDON (impasse). . . . . G8
SAUNERIE (rue VERDUN (impasse de) I8/J8
TANNEURS
du faubourg de la) . . .F9/G8 (impasse des) . . . . . G1/H1 VERDUN (rue de) . . . . I8/J8
SAUVAGE (plan du). . . . . G5 TANNEURS (quai des) F1/G1 VERNIÈRE (rue M.) . . . . . . I2
SAUZÈDE (rue de la) . . . C1 TEINTURERIE VERRERIE (rue de la) G3/H3
SEMALEN (impasse) . . . . I2 (allée de la) . . . . . . . .B2/C2 VERRERIE BASSE
SÉRANE (rue). . . . . . . . . J8 TEISSIERS (rue des). .F6/G6 (rue de la) . . . . . . . . . . . H3
SERRE (rue Cl.) . . . . H3/H2 TEMPLE (impasse du) . . . I8 VESTIAIRE (rue du). . . . . F4
SŒURS NOIRES TERRAL (rue) . . . . . . .D6/E5 VICTOIRE de LA MARNE
(rue des) . . . . . . . . . .F6/G6 THOMAS (rue). . . . . . F4/F3 (rue de la) . . . . . . . . . . . H8
SOLDATS (rue des) . C7/D7 TOIRAS (rue) . . . . . . . . . C8 VIEILLE (rue de la) . . G6/H6
ST-BARTHÉLÉMY (rue) . . E9 TOUR D’ EN CANET VIEILLE AIGUILLERIE
ST-CLAUDE (rue) . . . D8/D9 (impasse). . . . . . . . . . . . H4 (rue) . . . . . . . . . . . . . H4/I3
ST-CÔME (impasse) . . . . G6 TOUR STE-EULALIE VIEILLE INTENDANCE
ST-CÔME (place) . . . . . . G7 (rue de la) . . . . . . . . . . . C5 (rue) . . . . . . . . . . . . .F4/G4
ST-CÔME (rue). . . . . . . . G7 TREILLET (impasse) . .B2/B3 VIEN (rue) . . . . . . . . . . . E6
ST-DENIS (place) . . . . . . F9 TRENTE DEUX 32E VILALLETON
ST-ESPRIT (allée du) . . . J3 (rue de la) . . . . . . . . C8/D8 (boulevard Prof. L.) . D5/D4
ST-ESPRIT (impasse) . . . J2 TRÉSORIERS de FRANCE VILLEFRANCHE
ST-FIRMIN (rue) . . . . . . . F5 (rue des) . . . . . . . . . H6/H5 (rue de) . . . . . . . . . . H1/H2
ST-GILLES (rue) . . . . . . . J6 TRÉSORIERS VINCENT
ST-GUILHEM (rue) . . .D6/E6 de LA BOURSE (rue). G5/G6 (rue Général) . . . . . . .A7/B6
ST-LOUIS (rue). . . . . .A5/A6 TRÉVIERS (rue B. de) B9/C8 VOLTAIRE (rue) . . . . . . . . G6
ST-PAUL (rue) . . . . . . . . G6 3 PASSAGES (les). . . . . . G5 ZOLA (rue Emile) . . . .B6/B5
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Celebrations
FÊTE DES VIGNES to find one of the agricultural wonders that make the
Esplanade Charles-de-Gaulle wines of Occitania! Filled with sugar and gilded by the
& 04 67 60 60 60 sun, the winegrowers select their grape varieties and
contact@ot-montpellier.fr always strive to live from their passion for wine while
Last weekend in November. Price: E3 for 3 tastings, a raffle drawing quality wine production from the land. During
ticket and a purchase coupon. Food service. these 2 days, you will benefit from conferences, blind
Every year, the Esplanade Charles de Gaulle fills up with tastings, wine bar, musical entertainment.
wine lovers during the last weekend of November, the And on Sundays, the festival continues in the cellars and
last month of the harvest. Montpellier celebrates the vine estates of the Montpellier area with tastings. Over the
and wine with passion, on Fridays and Saturdays, and last few years, the events have brought together more
welcomes a wine-growing village where you are sure than 125,000 people at each party!
Fairs – Shows
LA COMÉDIE DU LIVRE End of November to end of December. Every day. Nocturnes
& 04 34 88 76 68 – www.comediedulivre.fr on Friday and Saturday until 10: 30pm. Food service.
comediedulivre@montpellier3m.fr The esplanade Charles-de-Gaulle lives according
May. Free admission. to the rhythm of the seasons. If summer is symbo-
In Montpellier, music, extreme sports and literature are lized by the organization of the Estivales, the month
celebrated every year during numerous festive events. La of December has the Hivernales. Organized from
Comédie du Livre is undoubtedly one of the most pleasant November 28 to December 28, they revolve around
events on the calendar. During this event, created in a beautiful Christmas market and some animations.
1986 by the association Cœur de Livres, the city becomes Amidst the fir trees and festive illuminations, about
the centre of literary and cultural meetings. The event takes a hundred local merchants and craftsmen offer local
place over three days and is structured around debates, products and specialities. Delicacies, oysters and
workshops, exhibitions and readings. It is the perfect mulled wine can be enjoyed without restraint in the
opportunity to meet authors, discover literary genres and middle of the decoration stalls, toys and craft jewellery.
get new information. Each year, the animation focuses And if this is not enough to warm up the atmos-
on one country. In 2019, it was Switzerland. phere, an ice rink, workshops and parades are also
organised.
LES ESTIVALES
Esplanade Charles-de-Gaulle
MILLÉSIME BIO
www.montpellier.fr/2317-les-estivales
Route de la Foire
Every Friday evening from July 12 to Friday August 30.
Parc des Expositions de Montpellier
Two tastings + glass: 5 E. Catering.
PÉROLS www.millesime-bio.com
It is due to events like this that Montpellier is now
January. Reserved for professionals in the wine buying
renowned for being a festive, sunny and young city
and restaurant trades.
all over the country. The Estivales, which is a seasonal
It’s the world’s leading organic wine fair! This event,
event, entertains the city during the summer season.
which began in 1993, was initiated by a handful of
Indeed, every Friday evening, the Charles de Gaulle
winegrowers from the Association Interprofessionnelle
esplanade becomes a large night market that attracts
des Vins Biologiques du Languedoc-Roussillon who had
all the curious and gourmets. During this event, the
no other ambition than to make their products and the
place hosts dozens of exhibitors, craftsmen, booksellers
characteristics of the new vintage known to buyers.
and producers. They all sell their products in a very
Today, nearly 1,000 producers from the four corners of the
festive atmosphere punctuated by numerous musical
world, with 16 countries represented, meet every year in
entertainments.
the south of France. One small drawback, however: only
LES HIVERNALES professionals can take advantage of the largest organic
Esplanade Charles de Gaulle wine cellar in Europe and it is necessary to reserve your
www.montpellier-tourisme.fr place several months in advance.12 FESTIVALS EVENTS
Cultural Events – Festivals
BATTLE OF THE YEAR – BOTY The well-named Architectures Vives festival is dedicated
Zénith Sud – 2733 avenue Albert Einstein to showcasing the architects of today and tomorrow.
& 04 67 60 35 65 The event surprises and challenges the curious on a
www.botyfrance.com stroll through the historic city center. It must be said that
At the end of May. Online ticketing. the festival has chosen the best setting to exhibit these
This event is dedicated to hip-hop culture and, more original works: the courtyards of Montpellier’s private
specifically, breakdance. Organized by the association mansions. These architectural treasures, stemming from
Attitude, this event gathers shows and urban culture, the rich history of the city, are experiencing a second
a combination that attracts thousands of spectators. youth with the arrival of the unusual and contemporary
During the event, the best crews in France compete projects of the artists. An opportunity to take a fresh look.
against each other with choreographies in order to be
qualified. One by one the dancers compete by presenting FESTIVAL CINEMED
figures and try to rank their number 1 team. In the end, 78, avenue du Pirée & 04 99 13 73 73
the winning team wins the Battle Of The Year France www.cinemed.tm.fr – info@cinemed.tm.fr
award, and qualifies for the international competition. In October. Rates and online registration.
Created in 1979 at the instigation of the Jean-Vigo film
FAMILY PIKNIK club team, this Mediterranean Film Festival has grown
Bois de Grammont over the years to become one of the most important events
www.familypiknikfestival.com in the country dedicated to the 7th Art. Organised in fall,
familypiknikfestival@gmail.com the event takes place at the Corum, the Centre Rabelais
From late July to early August. Opening of the doors at and the Diagonal and Utopia cinemas. During this festival,
8am, beginning of the music at 9am. Closed at midnight. more than 200 films are programmed for retrospectives,
It is against a backdrop of electronic and underground previews and competitions. The latter concern feature
music that this festival treats its listeners. Every summer, and short films, documentaries and animated films.
Grammont Wood becomes the backdrop for this dynamic, Animations and meetings with renowned guests (actors,
festive and colourful event. The place turns into a life-size directors...) are also organised as part of the event.
dance floor during the day. Children and adults will
find themselves there and let off steam in rhythm for a FESTIVAL DES FANFARES
moment of pure sharing and conviviality. In total, Family Place des Beaux Arts & 04 67 13 60 00
Piknik presents about fifteen artists from Deep, House, www.festivalfanfare.free.fr
Progressive and Techno, on two stages. For the occasion, festivaldesfanfares@gmail.com
the rendezvous wears its most beautiful colors and also Mid June.
offers a lot of activities for the youngest (entertainment, Every summer, the districts of Boutonnet and Beaux-Arts
picnic, water games ...). Good mood guaranteed! are animated to the rhythm of the brass, percussion and
other instruments that parade through their streets. During
FESTIVAL ARABESQUES a lively and festive weekend, the team of L’Arc-En-Ciel des
475, avenue du Comté de Nice Faubourgs organizes a series of activities around music.
& 04 99 77 00 17 In 2019, for the 24th edition, the festival took place as
www.festivalarabesques.fr follows: brass bands from 8pm to midnight on Friday,
contact@festivalarabesques.fr garage sales on Saturday morning and celebrations in the
September. Online ticketing service. afternoon and evening. The latter saw 19 brass bands ignite
Since 2006, Montpellier has been the host of the most the two stages of the event for 2h30 of concert. Finally,
important festival in Europe dedicated to the Arts of between 7pm and 1am, the districts were transformed
the Arab world: Arabesques. Founded by the association into a real dance floor with the Fanfares festival.
Uni’Sons, it aims to promote Arab artists and encourage
intercultural dialogue. The event takes place over several FESTIVAL INTER-RELIGIEUX
days and in differents places of the city: Domaine d’O, DE MUSIQUE SACRÉE
Montpellier Airport, Hôtel Mercure Comédie Centre, Théâtre & 04 67 64 14 10
Jean Vilar, Diagonal Capitole... The performances are varied chretiensetcultures@gmail.com
and entertaining, ranging from dance to calligraphy, theatre In March.
and cinema. This uncommon event allows to apprehend The year 2019 marked the 20th anniversary of this
and contemplate the productions of this pluralist culture. festival devoted to sacred music. During this event,
several communities are represented through inspired
FESTIVAL ARCHITECTURES VIVES performances. Its aim is to promote intercultural and
4, rue des Trésoriers de la Bourse inter-religious dialogue, while offering atheist spectators
Bureaux du Festival Architectures Vives the opportunity to discover vibrant works. The event
& 04 67 92 51 17 consists of concerts, a conference and shows in different
www.festivaldesarchitecturesvives.com places of spirituality in Montpellier. Some of the activities
At the beginning of June. Free access. also take place in other towns of the department.FESTIVALS EVENTS 13
FESTIVAL MÉTROPOLISME will be able to admire these cinematographic works
& 04 67 04 08 10 in a majestic setting. A pure moment of conviviality
From the end of September to mid-October. 17 days of and sharing.
festival. Exhibitions. Concerts. Children’s area. Online MONTPELLIER DANSE
program. Agora – Cité internationale de la danse
This festival was the great novelty of last fall! Produced 18, rue Sainte-Ursule & 08 00 60 07 40
by the Illusion&Macadam collective and the Halle www.montpellierdanse.com
Tropisme, the event takes over from the former Tropisme In June and July. Online ticketing service. Free and paying
festival and is organized within the future Cité Créative. shows (from E15).
The aim of this autumn event is to address the issues A meeting place for the world’s greatest choreographers
related to the city of tomorrow through artists and and dancers, Montpellier Danse celebrates the beauty
those who build it. Through a series of exhibitions, of movement and the richness of the environment.
concerts and workshops adapted to all ages (even During almost ten days of festivities, 300 international
Discovering the city
toddlers), Metropolisme evokes the major challenges companies will be set up in different areas of the city and
of today and tomorrow like climate, technology and its surroundings for a multitude of performances. Thus,
migration. Nearly 20 days of discovery, learning and the Agora, the Corum, the Vignette theatre and many
celebration, not to be missed! others become the settings of intoxicating and rare shows.
In addition to the choreographed gatherings, each year
FESTIVAL RADIO FRANCE OCCITANIE the public has the opportunity to meet for documentaries
& 04 67 61 66 81 on the dance history, open-air dance classes or aperitifs
www.lefestival.eu and debates on the shows.
info@lefestival.eu
In July. LES NUITS D’Ô
Created in 1985, this music festival consists of about a Domaine d’Ô
hundred concerts distilled in various places of the city 178, rue de la Carrièrasse
and its gardens. Under a benevolent sun, festival-goers & 08 00 20 01 65
come to admire the mostly free and always festive musical www.domainedo.fr
shows. Operas, symphonic concerts, chamber music, 6 nights at the end of August. Ticket office open at the
recitals, jazz, debates, there is something for everyone. beginning of July. Food service.
Every year it is a success and more than 100,000 spectators This has been the traditionnal rendezvous of the cultural
attend these musical events. As part of this festival, Radio Montpellier at the end of summer, for music and cinema
France launched Tohu Bohu, an electronic music festival. lovers for already 15 years. Every year, the Domaine
d’Ô offers several evenings combining open-air film
LES INTERNATIONALES DE LA GUITARE screenings, DJ’s and concerts by national and sometimes
& 04 67 66 36 55 even international artists. Les Nuits d’Ô are organized
www.les-ig.com over six days and the evenings are organized around
igcontact@orange.fr several themes: Nuit Fifty’s, Nuit d’Oc, Nuit Chicago,
From mid-September to mid-October. Tickets online, at Nuit Armoricaine, Nuit Afrobeat and Nuit Arc-en-Ciel.
the festival office and at the Tourist Office. The event is so popular that it’s best to book early. A great
Organized since 1996, this festival dedicated to music way to celebrate the end of summer and enjoy the last
animates the Occitan region and the city of Montpellier few evenings of the beautiful days.
every year. During three weeks, more than fifty concerts
and nearly 200 artists take place all over the city. All styles PRINTEMPS DES COMÉDIENS
are represented with varied and inspired posters. While Domaine d’O
some stars are expected, the event is also friendly towards 178, rue de la Carriérrasse
young up-and-coming talent. And last but not least, Les & 04 67 63 66 67
Internationales de la Guitare also include conferences, www.printempsdescomediens.com
screenings and various shows. billetterie@printempsdescomediens.com
June. Ticketing service online, by phone or at the Domaine
LA MÉTROPOLE FAIT SON CINÉMA d’O. Program and rates online.
& 08 00 20 01 65 Domaine d’O is the setting of this summer event dedicated
From August 1 to 31. 1 French version film per evening to live performance. Within its 23 hectares park, its
and per commune. 31 participating municipalities. Free open-air amphitheatre and theatre, a host of artists
of charge. Online program. entertain nearly 45,000 spectators every year. Since its
This annual event devoted to the 7th art is structured as creation in 1987, this festival has grown in popularity
follows: during the 31 days of the month, 31 communes and is now one of the most important theatrical events
broadcast films in the open air. In Montpellier, the event in France after the Festival d’Avignon. The performances
is to be discovered at the Domaine d’O, an exceptional present a variety of performing arts: music, dance,
place between nature and renowned heritage. Thus, at theatre, plastic arts, circus... Both modern and classic, the
9: 30pm on the dot, the city and its surroundings become shows are surprising and daring. A perfect opportunity
the venue for screenings of French and international films to revisit the beauty and diversity of cultural expression
for the general public. Under cover of night, spectators in all its forms.museefabre.montpellier3m.fr
IN MONTPELLIER
SOULAGES
Pierre Soulages, Peinture 162 x 114 cm 27 février 1979
1979, Musée Fabre de Montpellier Méditerranée Métropole. Collection privée.
© photographie Frédéric Jaulmes. - Reproduction interdite sans autorisation. Direction de la communication.Vous pouvez aussi lire
