Occitanie Travel Guide
Tourist Guide
Popular cities in Occitanie
Toulouse
Known for Business, Historical and Cafes
Walk amid the blush-colored terracotta façades in la Ville Rose (the Pink City) and find busy marketplaces, live music venues and the mighty Canal du Midi.
Reasons to visit
- Zenith de Toulouse
- Cité de l'Espace
- Place du Capitole
Montpellier
Known for Walking, Historical and Business
Imagine yourself in medieval France in this ancient trade and university town. Then take advantage of the easy access to the Mediterranean Sea.
Reasons to visit
- Comedy Square
- Montpellier Cathedral
- Opera National Orchestra of Montpellier
Lourdes
Known for Temples, Walking and Cathedrals
This serene mountain town has rustic charm and natural beauty and is the site of one of Europe’s most famous divine encounters.
Reasons to visit
- Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary
- Massabielle Grotto
- Basilica of the Immaculate Conception
Carcassonne
Known for Historical, Castle and Walking
Walk along charming cobblestone streets and admire views from medieval castle ramparts in one of Languedoc’s most visited cities.
Reasons to visit
- Historic Fortified City of Carcassonne
- Aude Gate
- Basilica of Saint-Nazaire
Perpignan
Known for Historical, Castle and Entertainment
Discover the magic of this seductive border town, home to chic restaurants, bars and intriguing medieval monuments.
Reasons to visit
- Perpignan Cathedral
Narbonne
Known for Walking, Cathedrals and Trendy
Spend time in this relaxed city in the south of France. It offers something to engage family members from youngest to oldest.
Reasons to visit
- Etang de Bages-Sigean
Cities in Occitanie
Montpellier
Imagine yourself in medieval France in this ancient trade and university town. Then take advantage of the easy access to the Mediterranean Sea.
Toulouse (and vicinity)
Walk amid the blush-colored terracotta façades in la Ville Rose (the Pink City) and find busy marketplaces, live music venues and the mighty Canal du Midi.
Lourdes
This serene mountain town has rustic charm and natural beauty and is the site of one of Europe’s most famous divine encounters.
Carcassonne
Walk along charming cobblestone streets and admire views from medieval castle ramparts in one of Languedoc’s most visited cities.
Agde
Travel to France's southern Mediterranean coast to discover a medieval city with ancient Greek roots and a seaside village where clothes aren’t required.
