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Preparing your trip to Languedoc-Roussillon: advices & hints - things to do and to obey

Futuroscope 1. Travelers visiting the seaside resort of Gruissan and wishing to save on accommodation are recommended to choose one of the numerous boarding houses or private villas located on the slopes. They feature the most attractive prices. Expensive hotels are situated along the coast.
2. It’s recommended to purchase wine in specialized stores that can be found at all wineries. There you can try before you buy, as free tastings are arranged for all those interested.
3. The region has very favorable climatic conditions, so travelers can have a trip literally at any time of year. Fans of beach holidays would find the summer rest to be the most comfortable, and hikers can safely go for a trip even in winter.
4. Dozens of interesting holidays are held annually in different cities in the region; much of their recreational activities are free. Visiting national holidays is the best way to get acquainted with the local culture and traditions.
5. Scenic river deltas remain popular vacation spots among fans of ecotourism; those deltas became home to hundreds of rare birds. This is where you can admire pink flamingos; this attendance will be interesting not only to ornithologists, but also to ordinary travelers. Copyright www.orangesmile.com
6. Adherents of gastronomic tourism are recommended to pay more attention to local markets, where they can buy a lot of popular local delicacies. It’s worth noting that, during the wine tasting, holidaymakers have a great opportunity to try some rare cheeses.
7. Demanding travelers shouldn’t avoid watching bullfighting. After the law issued in 1951, it has become an exciting, but not cruel performance. Bullfighting is one of the most popular recreational activities for local residents.
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What to visit being in Languedoc-Roussillon - unique sights

Viaduc de Millau

From the series “Unbelievable and Magnificent Bridges and Viaducts”
Check on the map:   Distance from Languedoc-Roussillon center - 58.4 km.
The unique bridge became a world-famous sight just a few months after its opening. In 2006 Viaduc de Millau was awarded the IABSE prestige and was declared one of the most outstanding architectural constructions in the world. The bridge is the world leader in three 'nominations'. Their supports are the highest in the world, the construction contains the highest bridge tower on the earth. The Autobrebel is also the highest in the world. … Read further

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Montpellier
2. Drivers should keep in mind that the city center features a rather heavy traffic and driving through some central areas can turn challenging. Main roads are often jammed. And a free parking place is a real challenge in the city. Car for rent is reasonable for those tourists travelling with family and kids or looking for visiting city suburbs rather often. 3. The most ... Open »
Nimes
2. In the vicinity of the city, there is a small international airport that regularly receives flights from Liverpool, London, and Brussels. Nimes is connected with other European cities by regular train and bus services. 3. Gourmets should pay attention to restaurants that serve regional cuisine. Here you can try traditional cod dishes, as well as the best meat from ... Open »
Perpignan
2. Prudent tourists should attentively examine menu on their visit to any of the city restaurants as commonly the menu contains two types of prices being the «au comptoir» and «a salle». The first type of prices is for visitors setting at a bar counter meanwhile the second type of price is for the visitors choosing a table in a restaurant hall. As a rule the «au comptoir» ... Open »
Toulouse
2. It’s better to walk around the historic district of the city on foot, as all important sights are within easy walking distance of each other. Public transport in Toulouse is represented by an extensive network of trams and buses; the city has two underground lines. 3. Shoppers should be aware that many urban markets and fairs are working exclusively on weekends. Visit ... Open »
Marseille
2. The hottest months of the year are considered to be July and August however this period often features rather cool and amiable weather favorable for city tours. Summer is considered to be the season of tourist heat in Marseille that is why hotel booking should be made in advance. 3. Many museums and landmarks, though being free for visiting, may change the working ... Open »
Escaldes-Engordany
2. The only form of public transport is bus. You can easily get to the Caldea center and other tourist facilities by bus. In the evening buses are fairly rare, so their schedule has to be specified in advance. 3. The church de Sant Michel d'Engolasters is admission-free, so budget travelers shouldn’t deny themselves a pleasure to visit the prominent religious object. ... Open »
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