Escale Saint-Roch

Montpellier in 24 Hours

A charming streetscape featuring colorful, historic buildings with arched doorways and balconies adorned with plants. Café or restaurant patios line the sidewalk, shaded by large umbrellas. People walk and cycle along the street, while a tree provides greenery against the backdrop of a vibrant, sunny sky.

Montpellier in 48 Hours

Make the most of a day in Montpellier, from coffee near Saint-Roch to a sunset stroll through the Écusson.

A decorative facade of an old building with architectural elements such as ornate carvings, a balcony with balustrades, and intricate detailing around the windows. At the top, there is signage with the text 'Grand Hotel du Midi' in blue letters on a white background. The building is set against a clear blue sky.

City to Sea

A relaxed two-day route balances historic lanes, lively squares, local food and time to wander at your own pace.

A charming outdoor street scene features narrow pathways, whitewashed buildings with blue accents, and several terraces with umbrellas. Potted plants and decorative elements add to the mediterranean aesthetic. People are seen on the balconies enjoying the setting, giving a lively yet relaxed vibe.

Independent Travel Guide

No car needed: connect Montpellier’s city centre with the Mediterranean coast using practical, independent travel guidance.

A street view captures the facade of a building with white walls and black iron railings, adorned with vibrant red flowers and green foliage. The awning displaying 'The Montague' adds a classic touch, while a poster stand on the sidewalk introduces a welcoming presence. Clear blue skies with scattered clouds overhead frame the scene, and a tree-lined street extends into the distance.

Montpellier in 24 Hours

One day

From Saint-Roch station to old-town lanes and sunset squares.

Costs vary

Start
A charming, narrow street lined with traditional European-style buildings, featuring a dense display of greenery and blooming flowers along the walls. A sign for a gîte is visible above, indicating accommodations typical in France. The street has a peaceful, quaint atmosphere.

Montpellier in 48 Hours

Two days

Take your time with historic streets, local meals, and gardens.

Costs vary

Wander
A sign with the word 'VISITEURS' is prominently displayed in clear, bold black letters against a white background. The setting includes a large structure in the background with horizontal stripes in shades of brown and black, suggesting a modern architectural design.

Between Two Trains

A few hours

Make a short stop count with an easy station-side stroll.

Costs vary

Start
A classic yellow tram travels down a cobblestone street lined with pastel-colored buildings under a clear blue sky. The architecture is traditional with wrought iron balconies and large windows, suggesting a historic European city atmosphere.

Montpellier Without a Car

Car-free days

Link city walks, public transport, and a Mediterranean shore trip.

Costs vary

Go
A quaint café storefront with vintage-style signage reading 'La Bossue', featuring a striped awning in shades of cream and brown. There are small round tables and wooden chairs arranged on the sidewalk, indicating outdoor seating. Potted plants and a chalkboard menu stand add to the charm of the setting. The building facade includes decorative ironwork and classic architecture, with a central window above the café.

A Workday City Break

Work trip

Fit a refreshing city walk around your meetings and arrival.

Costs vary

Unwind
A serene coastal setting featuring whitewashed architecture characteristic of Mediterranean designs, with curved walls and stairways. A small pool or hot tub sits in the foreground, and the view extends to calm blue waters with distant cliffs under a clear blue sky. Minimal furniture and decor create a peaceful, relaxing atmosphere.

City to Sea

Sea escape

Trade the city centre for coastal air and a beachside wander.

Costs vary

Plan

Choose Your Route

A nighttime scene of a historic building with the signage 'Hotel de la Suc' and 'A.D. 1824'. Warm lights illuminate the stone facade, highlighting flags above the entrance and potted plants by the windows. A small staircase leads up to a terrace where two people stand. The atmosphere suggests a cozy, inviting ambiance of a quaint European hotel or restaurant.

See Montpellier’s highlights in a day, from Saint-Roch station to the Écusson’s sunlit lanes.

A vintage photograph capturing a bustling coastal city scene with a large beachfront promenade. The shore is lined with people walking and engaging in various activities, while cars are traveling along the road nearby. Several large buildings are situated to the left, one prominently marked with 'Air France'. The ocean waves gently lap against the beach, creating a lively and inviting atmosphere.

Take 48 hours to linger over historic squares, local food, and a refreshing trip toward the Mediterranean.

A bustling street scene in a historic district with cafes and restaurants. The central building has 'Le Consulat' on its facade, decorated with red accents and flower boxes on the windows. People are gathered around, enjoying the lively atmosphere beneath a clear blue sky. The architecture features classic European style with narrow streets and vibrant signage.

Make the most of a few hours between trains with an easy, walkable route through the city centre.