The Region—Languedoc

These links are to tourist information sites for the area around Caunes and as far afield as Toulouse. These links will open a new browser window. To return here, close the new window.

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	Caunes Minervois
	Pezenas Great market. Great history. Great wine. Great buildings.
	The Languedoc Region
	Carcassonne
	Toulouse possesses a sumptuous heritage of historic buildings, many of which now house museums and rare art collections.
	Discover the wines of the Minervois and Corbières in the vineyards of this beautiful land.
	Regional History
	Nestling on the Mediterranean coast, Le Cap D'Agde is ideally situated on the Herault coastline, at the heart of a region boasting a wealth of nature, culture and architecture:the Languedoc Roussillon.
	Another good tourism page for the Languedoc Roussillon region
	An English language tourist site for Beziers
	Montpellier: Capital of Languedoc-Roussillon, Montpellier has been at the crossroads of various Mediterranean cultures since its foundation. Continuing a rich tradition oriented towards arts and science and technology, Montpellier retains its good and relaxed lifestyle.
	Between Provence, the Camargue and the Cevennes, Nimes the Roman accomodates you and offers its two thousands years of history.
	Of the key elements in the history of this region, the Albigensian Crusade —1203-1226—is written large. Find out about it here.