Montpellier
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Tourist attractions
Orthodox Church (1 min)
This Orthodox church serves the local Christian community in Montpellier.
Hôtel de BOSSUGES, birthplace of Jeanne Galzy (1 min)
Stone memorial marking the birthplace of writer Jeanne Galzy in a historic 16th-century house.
Frédéric Bazille (1 min)
Stone memorial marking the birthplace of painter Frédéric Bazille (1841–1870).
Alfred Bruyas (1 min)
Memorial indicating the birthplace of Alfred Bruyas (1821–1877).
Fountain of the Three Graces (3 min)
This 18th-century fountain features sculptures of the three mythological Graces in Montpellier’s city center.
Languedoc Museum (3 min)
The Languedoc Museum displays regional art, history, and archaeology of Montpellier and the Languedoc area.
Pharmacy and Chapel of Mercy (4 min)
A historic site combining a former pharmacy and chapel highlighting Montpellier’s medical heritage.
Carré Sainte-Anne (4 min)
Carré Sainte-Anne is an arts center offering contemporary exhibitions and cultural events.
Manège de l'esplanade (5 min)
The Manège de l'esplanade is a historic carousel located on the Esplanade in Montpellier.
Historic Mikveh (5 min)
Jewish ritual bath available to visit by appointment through the tourist office.