Beziers, France skyline: the 18 most iconic buildings and best views in Beziers

Very beautiful place, dated back to the 13th century. You can actually climb to the top of the tower to have a bird view of the city. On the way there you will reach a balcony where you can see the church better as well.

Beautiful cathedral well worth visiting. Be sure to also visit the peaceful cloisters. There is currently an art exhibition there.

A magnificent emblem of Béziers, visible from afar, as if perched atop the Roman and medieval ramparts of the ancient city. Indeed, on the "Béziers acropolis," the majestic and austere Cathedral of Saint-Nazaire and Saint-Celse watches over the city. Anchored on a rocky promontory, overlooking the city, the Southern Gothic-style building stands on the remains of a Roman temple and a Romanesque church destroyed and burned during the Crusade against the Cathars in 1209 by the troops of the King and the Pope, commanded by Arnaud Amaury. Today, the cathedral is dominated by a 48-meter-high square tower topped by a turret housing an iron campanile with a late 18th-century bell. The upper part, dating from the 15th century, is adorned with columns, each base of which represents a human face. The bell tower houses a 4-ton bell named after Mary, cast by François Granier, the second most important bell in the region after the bell of Montpellier Cathedral. Numerous gargoyles, some requiring renovation, adorn the cathedral walls. Richly crafted 14th-century ironwork grilles protect the choir's stained-glass windows. Impressive in its size, the building houses 14th-century frescoes, a splendid 17th-century organ case, and a large rose window with a diameter of ten meters. Its magnificent grand organ is installed on a gallery at the end of the nave, whose organ case, in the Louis XIII style and the work of Guillaume Martois, dates from 1633. Its instrumental part also dates largely from the 17th century. It features Romanesque columns and capitals, vestiges of the Romanesque cathedral, but the majority of the columns date from the Gothic period. The transverse arches supporting the vault are from the 14th century. The supports of the galleries, located in the nave, near the choir, feature friezes with triglyphs and metopes. These friezes are imitations of the degenerate Gallo-Roman style, dating from the Romanesque period (12th century). The choir contains ancient stained-glass windows from the Gothic period. It was extensively remodeled in the 18th century in the Baroque style with a red marble colonnade running along the apse wall and framing the statues of the four evangelists, a staff glory, and a polychrome marble altar. Above the stalls are six large paintings. Three of them are signed Thierry and depict scenes from the life of Moses; the other three are works by the Montpellier painter Raoux and show scenes from the lives of Constantine and his mother, Saint Helena. The sacristy was built in 1443 by Bishop William of Montjoie, at the same time as the chapter house, and the walls are partly covered with ancient frescoes, restored in 1917. These frescoes were seriously damaged during the Wars of Religion, then coated with a whitewash that had to be removed later. They date from the 14th and 15th centuries and adorn the walls of many chapels: the Chapel of the Holy Spirit and the Chapel of the Dead in particular.

Incredible place with great architecture and calm energy there. Great place to visit if you are in Beziers.

The cathedral is very beautiful and transmits so much peace. The staff is friendly, unfortunately that day there were two weddings and we couldn't get into the top of the cathedral. Everything else, a must-see place in Béziers

Magnificent cathedral! The most beautiful I have ever visited. Splendid paintings, paintings telling the incredible story of Jesus. I love it. The stained glass windows are incredible. The view is breathtaking from the outside.I recommend you visit this while passing through Béziers. The city is beautiful and very old. She is attached to her history.

Nice visit for this town. We were on the road trip and had an afternoon break here, good foods and beautiful old buildings

Nice spot to walk through the living history of Béziers, very well conserved bridge with nice views. A must to visit during your tour.

Iconic pont setting with church on top of hill. There are elavators on every level. No need to worry about climbing the stairs. From bridge/river level to the top at the church….the icon bridge level view is not to be missed. Even though the paroramic view at the top is a must too……

A lovely old bridge - you can get a lovely view of the it and beautiful cathedral on the hill from the next bridge along (Pont Neuf). Bus stops are conveniently located for those with difficultly walking.

Very nice bridge. And ideal for best photos if the town. I took this from parallel modern bridge with the flowers. You cross it also in the petit train. But walking is good to get a good view. Both bridges are connected through foodpath.

Deffo great place to get a picture - safe area all good , car parking if ur lucky or on a motorcycle easy to park

Pont Vieux, the old bridge. Great for a walk with superb views of the city of Beziers, the Cathedral and L'Orb River. There are some wonderful photo opportunities here with L'Orb offering some mirror like reflections at times. The bridge itself was one of the few places in Beziers that was fouled with dog mess so mind your step when crossing.

One of the most beautiful places in Beziers

Worth the walk for this historical spectacle. It's about half an hour for the able bodied, with nice views back across L'Orb and to the Cathedral. For the less mobile, the little train takes you from the Cathedral to the locks and return with interesting facts about the locality en route. Toilets and cafe at the top of the locks, plus option to take a canal boat trip. Best booked in advance in busy periods.

Absolutely worth visiting. Buy a ticket for the canal tour. It will take you up the locks which is a nice experience. Beautiful area and go into Beziers after. Visiting the locks is a half day trip. The boat tour is 1 hour and 15 mins.

A masterpiece still in operation, these 9 locks that follow one another, you should not hesitate to visit this place. In excellent condition and very well laid out, you can follow the paths along the canal and arrive near the very beautiful and old bridge. From Toulouse, the Canal du Midi reaches Béziers via a 54-kilometer-long reach (a section of canal without locks). Over this distance, the canal remains at an altitude of 31.54 meters. But at Fonseranes, the canal must descend a steep 25-meter drop to reach the Orb, a necessary passage for boats heading to Agde. To establish the connection between the canal and the Orb, an extraordinary lock was built. Thanks to a successful initial experiment in Castelnaudary, Riquet knew that the secret lay in a lock with multiple chambers. Faced with the significant difference in altitude, Riquet and his works director decided to add eight chambers, twice as many as those of the Saint-Roch lock in Castelnaudary ! Work on the Fonseranes lock began in 1667 and was completed in 1680. The structure is impressive! At 315 meters long and with a total drop of 21.18 meters, this lock ladder is the largest ever built in France ...

A rather exceptional engineering feat built in the 17th century to create a navigable route from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean. In addition to being a spectacular series of locks in short succession, the canal has a tunnel, several cool bridges including one for the canal to cross above the river. I recommend obtaining details about the history to appreciate it best. Boat tours are long if you take the roundtrip, might be best to join a tour only do the way back down, going towards the Mediterranean.

A wonderful feat of engineering. Lovely and informative video in the information centre ( 3 Euro) Watching the boats pass through the locks, very interesting - especially when one of the gates won't shut. Pleasent walk from Beziers, through the old port area, which is going to be restored and across the old town bridge.

Been here a coupke of times before. Now you can only walk on one side of them but still nice and its actually better for taking photos without a lot of people.

A dream come true passing through the Fonseranes. Absolutely a marvel and one of the best parts of the Canal du Midi. It takes about 45 minutes to pass through with timed entry in the morning and afternoon depending on direction.

Great verity of food and drink options! However, the one that stands out is the fresh seafood spot. Great presentation, delicious flavours and great customer service. Highly recommend!

Absolutely a wonderful place where you can enjoy delicious, affordable, yet refined food. The foie gras for just €8 was outstanding, and the wine selection is fantastic. There’s a great variety of cuisines — seafood, cheeses, meats, and more. Highly recommend this spot for a truly enjoyable meal!

An important stop for a bite to eat during your day in Beziers, the people who serve the place are very friendly. The place is clean and doesn't smell bad. I had to go during a medieval festival, so there was music but it's appreciated. I recommend visiting it calmly

We visited this once vibrant marked 8 years ago. After the rearrangement in 2024 it looks and feels like the most sterile French food exhibition. It has been deprived of any charm.

Had an excellent lunch time snack here. A very tasty sandwich, followed by equally delicious cake. Quite difficult to find somewhere to sit, but worth the effort.

Interesting market but nothing really authentic as few years ago ... the atmosphere can be good on weekends. Surrounded by the hotel de Cassagne and other beautiful buildings and coffee shops

The food was excellent! The cost for food was very reasonable. Will definitely be back.

I am not into bullfighting so this is more of a review of the Arènes de Béziers from a historical and cultural point of view. For residents, August can be a boon or a bane as it the month of the feria when hordes of tourists descend on the city to watch bullfighting or simply take part in the merrymaking. True, the feria brings in revenue to businesses but for those who live near the arena, the noise level can be bothersome. There are several nice restaurants directly facing the arena, a protected heritage site completed in 1901 by architects Carlier, father and son. They mixed bricks, cut stone and reinforced cement. The arena hosts not only (bullfighting activities, introduced in the south of France in the 19th century) but also concerts.

Good open air venue for music, shows and food/beverage festivals (NB bullfights are a rarity now, never seen one). You need tickets for most gigs. Seats near the front are quite close together, but you get the best views. Usually hosts a free orchestra event with fireworks during the Béziers feria.

It's a beautiful arena. However, bull fighting was not for us.

It's a good stadium, just very difficult to enter and exit. Took around 25-30 minutes to get into.

Really bwautifull

Concert 👍

Great historical arena. Affordable drinks and snacks from the guys walking around. Great time with our family.

Very nice church in a very nice town.

Beautiful architecture, huge ground too. Loads of coffee shops nearby!

This church was rebuilt on the site of the 1209 massacre. If you're in Beziers don't miss going there. I have visited many churches and cathedrals in Europe and the UK but Madeleine is one of the most atmospheric and moving I've experienced. I spent a lot of time there.

Don't know how it was, at 11.53 on Sunday they closed it.

beautiful place

Beatiful romanesque, modest exterior, but due to the organizational chaos (different opening hours indicated in on the church, in the guide and in the tourist information office), visting of the intrerior is rocket-science job (never knew when the church will be open). Christianity in France came to end, and tourist movement surely will die in pain.

Something terrible happened here centuries ago. But now there's a beautiful, peaceful atmosphere. Worth a visit.

Fun with kids to catch your own fish, there is a pool with hard to catch trout and one with easy to catch trout for when your about to give up. There you will catch one in seconds/minutes 😂. 5 small trout was about 18eu, you pay only what you catch. They clean them and you take them home.

Fun way to get fresh trout if you have kids. 😊

(Translated by Google) Excellent moment of sharing with our grandchildren.. They come out with their catch.. Will eat it.. And always a great welcome.... Anyone who doesn't know go there.. And you will return there just like us here you know all about our great time (Original) Excellent moment de partage avec nos petits enfants.. Ils ressortent avec leur pêche.. La mangeront.. Et toujours un super accueil.... A eu qui ne connaissent pas allez y.. Et vous y retournerez tout comme nous voilà vous savez tout sur notre excellent moment

(Translated by Google) Very friendly and welcoming owners. Fresh trout gutted on site. (Original) Patrons très sympathiques et accueillant. Truites fraîches vidées sur place.

(Translated by Google) Really very nice, I really recommend it, it's a magical place ideal for children and adults alike ;) (Original) Vraiment très sympa je conseils vraiment c'est endroit magique idéal pour les enfants comme pour les grands ;)

(Translated by Google) Very pleasant little corner of greenery. The staff is super friendly, the snack is super good. I strongly recommend. (Original) Petit coin de verdure très agréable . Le personnel est super sympas le snack super bon . Je conseille fortement .

(Translated by Google) We had a great time with my 2 year old twins, we caught 4 trout. Very friendly staff and give good advice. Very pleasant and relaxing place with ducks and chickens. I highly recommend it. (Original) Nous avons passé un très bon moment avec mes jumeaux de 2 ans nous avons pêcher 4 truites. Personnel très sympa et donne de bons conseils. Endroit très agréable et reposant avec des canards et des poules. Je vous le recommande fortement.

Great shopping centre love the inside outside concept. But need better lifts and cheaper parking. 8 euros today for less than 3 hours all due to appaling service at Hippotomaus restaurant. My tip would be to eat before arrival rather than be charged to eat.

Concentration of major stores on three levels, but a well placed directory would be helpful. Restaurants on top level are disappointing. Parking garage is confusing. Difficult to find public toilets. I much prefer smaller stores within the city center.

Absolutely a ripoff for parking. You are encouraged to sign up for the loyalty card to get 4 hours free, but you have to scan the physical card before paying. They don't tell you that you find out afterwards. Cost is exorbitantly excessive. I stayed locally and parked at the Polygone. When I came to pay, it cost €56 for just 11 hours with no discount. Don't waste your money. Some street parking is free after 1730 overnight, and much more is absolutely free. I complained about the excessive cost, they don't care. If I could give a negative feedback score, I would give -50 .

Great shopping centre with lots of choice and lots of restaurants! Very tranquil feeling lower ground with the water,trees and fresh water fish...

Nice shopping centre - but disappointed by the toilets. I needed to take my 4 year old daughter to the loo. Unfortunately, the loos were difficult to find and when we eventually found them, we had to queue up to buy a ticket (for 50 cents) from the machine. I bought one, which I thought I could use in the baby changing room (since there was no other obvious place I could take a child), but there was no loo! ... So had to go back and buy another ticket to accompany my daughter in the adult loos... Only to find the ticket I had used for the baby changing room was no longer valid, so had to queue for a third time and another 50 cents! Eventually I worked it out by which point my daughter was bursting. Obviously, I had to take her into gents, but cubicles didn't seem very child friendly. Clearly this place has not been designed with children in mind.

Very interesting and upscale shops. Not outrageously priced. Parking is expensive if you don't get a discount card when you purchase something. Good food court.

Such a lovely centre with a wide range of stores and restaurants, shame there is an area on the top floor that is not used why not have small stalls in the space for Xmas goods

A small but very interesting museum. The girl who was at the front desk speaks a little Spanish, which was very helpful. The gentleman who was at the top of the museum, very friendly and came with us to give us more details of the museum. The museum has bathrooms, which is a plus. I recommend visiting this museum

Not very well advertised but well worth a visit. At 38’C outside it was wonderful to wander around this remarkable building. Absolutely fascinating to see the opulence and style of a grand mansion of old. The exhibits were equally fascinating. An ability to read and understand a little French very much helps as all the advice notices are in French. Don’t be tempted to walk past. At €3.50, it’s worth every cent.

The museum has some terracota drafts and some expressive busts by Jean Antoine Injalbert. I also really enjoyed the exposition with paintings of the vire of Beziers at different times, starting from 18th century. It is amazing to he able to see how the familiar landscape formed over centuries.

Very friendly and welcoming staff. Good collection of art pieces.

Wonderful museum, with a fine display of local Bézier artist, Jean Antoine Injalbert. The hotel itself is beautiful, with many rooms maintaining their 18th century aesthetic. Staff were very helpful, a big thank you to the French lady who took a lovely photo of me in the balcony hall.

A good introduction to the sculptor Jean Antoine Injalbert and some of the fine works of Nicolas-Guy Brenet.

An unexpected art experience based on Beziers most important sculptor. Very experienced and friendly staff. Awesome building.

A humble gallery in need of greater patronage.

Good place to visit

Nice

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful museum with very pleasant and helpful staff, faultless!! (Original) Très beau musée avec un personnel très agréable et disponible, un sans fautes!!

(Translated by Google) Lots of dark and therefore dirty works and the museum is collapsing... (Original) Beaucoup d'oeuvres sombres donc sales et le musée s'effondre...

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful museum and competent and pleasant staff. (Original) Trés beau musée et personnels compétant et agréable.

(Translated by Google) Museum permanently closed. (Original) Musée définitivement fermé.

Really great museum, well laid out & very interesting, diverse collection.

(Translated by Google) Very good and positive surprise when visiting this Biterrois museum. Very interesting to situate ourselves in a continuation. The welcome is pleasant and the people attentive. However, the bad directions on the website made us lose an afternoon. The museum website needs to be reviewed. Have the right day and opening hours. The entry price is derisory and could be raised in return for correct communication! (Original) Très bonne et positive surprise en visitant ce musée du Biterrois. Tr es intéressant pour nous situer dans une continuation. L'accueil est agréable et les personnes à l'écoute. Toutefois les mauvaises indications sur le site internet nous ont fait perdre un après-midi. Le site internet du musée est à revoir. Ayez le bon jour et les bons horaires d'ouverture . Le prix d'entrée est dérisoire et pourrait être relevé en contrepartie d'une communication correcte !

(Translated by Google) Nice and unpretentious museum which covers the history of Beziers from its earliest origins to contemporary times. The route inside is comfortable and easy to follow (chronological) Just missing a few legends and light points are broken. But this museum is definitely worth a visit. (Original) Musée sympa et sans prétention qui reprend l'histoire de Beziers des premières origines à l'époque contemporaine. Le parcours a l'intérieur est confortable et facile à suivre (chronologique) Manque juste quelques légendes et des points lumineux sont en panne. Mais ce musée mérite vraiment une visite.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent collections. Absolutely affordable prices. Clean, good organization. We needed to make two visits to see everything, the collections are so dense! Get there before the city's museums are merged! (Original) Magnifiques collections. Prix absolument abordables. Propre, bonne organisation. Nous avons eu besoin de faire deux visites pour tout voir, tellement les collections sont denses ! Allez-y avant que les musées de la ville soient fusionnés !

(Translated by Google) Amazing museum! A beautiful reconstruction of the history of Béziers. Pieces of valuables rich in teachings. To do without fail! (Original) Étonnant musée ! Une belle reconstitution de l'histoire de Béziers. Des pièces de valeurs riche d'enseignements. A faire sans faute!

(Translated by Google) Interesting museum but in need of renovation. Great tours thanks to an excellent team! Well done. (Original) Musée intéressant mais qui aurait besoin d'être rénové. Des visites supers grâce à une excellente équipe! Bravo.

(Translated by Google) A museum that deserves to be visited for the richness of the finds and the friendliness and professionalism of the staff. (Original) Un museo che merita di essere visitato per la ricchezza dei reperti e la cordialità e professionalità del personale.

Beziers, Allees Paul Riquet the theatre, streets, buildings are grand like stepping back to the 1920s City of Beziers is a must see add it to your to do list.

Lovely open space in the centre of the city.

(Translated by Google) Very pleasant and spacious aisles. Flea market on Tuesdays and Saturdays. A market. It starts from the magnificent theater and ends opposite the poets' park, a very pleasant garden, where birds of all kinds reside, as well as statues of various poets, a real pleasure... (Original) Des allées très agréables et spacieuses. Brocante les mardis et samedis. Un marché. Cela part du magnifique théâtre pour finir face au parc des poètes, jardin très agréable, où résident des oiseaux de toutes sortes, ainsi que des statues de divers poètes, un vrai plaisir...

(Translated by Google) Discover Béziers Thursdays, a warm, festive atmosphere, where you are invited to taste tasty and quality regional dishes while tasting Béziers wines (in moderation 😉) (Original) Découvrez les jeudis de Béziers, une ambiance chaleureuse, festive, où l'on vous propose de déguster des plats régionaux savoureux et de qualité en goûtant les vins biterrois (avec modération 😉)

(Translated by Google) I loved walking along the Paul Riquet avenues in F-34 Béziers. They surprisingly resemble the Ramblas of Barcelona! Walking on these “Ramblas Béziers”, 650 m long, is like treading on the old moats of the Béziers ramparts, demolished in 1827. Their stones filled in the ditches, or were used to build the Haussmannian houses and hotels which line up on both sides. Shaded by plane trees, the Allées Paul Riquet, formerly Passejada (promenade in Occitan), has just been completely renovated. They are the meeting place for residents of Béziers in all seasons and particularly on Friday, the day of the flower market. About the famous statue of Paul Riquet: It has been enthroned in the middle of Les Allées since 1838. This bronze statue of the creator of the Canal du Midi (born in Béziers in 1609), financed by public subscription on the initiative of the Société Archéologique de Béziers, was sculpted by David d'Angers. He looks proud, looking west, towards Toulouse, where he rests (in St Etienne Cathedral). Pierre-Paul also dominates Place Jean-Jaurès, redeveloped in 2018. I am attaching some photos and videos. Please put a smiley, a bravo or a heart or other etc. under the review and the photos to encourage me in my approach. It's always nice to get nice feedback. Enjoy your visit to Béziers. Best regards. Éric Tison F-57 Féy (Metz. Moselle. France). (Original) J'ai adoré me promener sur les allées Paul Riquet à F-34 Béziers. Elles ressemblent étonnement aux Ramblas de Barcelonne ! Marcher sur ces « ramblas biterroises », de 650 m de long, c'est fouler les anciennes douves des remparts de Béziers, abattus en 1827. Leurs pierres ont remblayé les fossés, ou servi à construire les maisons et hôtels haussmanniens qui s'alignent des deux côtés. Ombragées de platanes les Allées Paul Riquet, ex-Passejada (promenade en occitan) viennent d'être intégralement rénovées. Elles sont le rendez-vous des biterrois en toute saison et particuliè- rement le vendredi, jour du marché aux fleurs. A propos de la fameuse statue de Paul Riquet : Il trône au milieu des Allées depuis 1838. Cette statue de bronze du créateur du Canal du Midi (né à Béziers en 1609), financée par souscription publique à l'initiative de la Société Archéologique de Béziers, a été sculptée par David d'Angers. Il a fière allure, le regard tourné vers l'ouest, vers Toulouse, où il repose (dans la cathé- drale St Etienne). Pierre-Paul domine aussi du regard la place Jean-Jaurès, réaménagée en 2018. Je joins en annexe quelques photos et vidéos. Svp mettre un smiley, un bravo ou un cœur ou autre etc..sous l'avis et les photos pour m'encourager dans ma démarche. Cela fait toujours plaisir d'avoir des retours sympathiques. Bonne visite de Béziers. Best regards. Éric Tison F-57 Féy (Metz. Moselle. France).

(Translated by Google) For us, Thursday is the day on which we have traditionally traveled to Béziers in the afternoon for many years. “Les jeudis de Béziers” between the Allées Paul Riquet are always an experience: the spacious square is lined with large trees. Winemakers in the region present their wines… local delicacies are offered at various food stands and there is live music. The weekly “wine festival” is heavily attended by locals. There is always an exuberant, happy atmosphere. For 5 euros you buy three vouchers and a wine glass, which you can then fill three times at the wine stands as you wish. It is a wonderful opportunity to get to know the different winemakers and their wines. At the end, the Allées Paul Riquet merge into Place Jean Jaurès, where imaginative, artistic installations can be admired every year - with stylish illumination in the evenings. (Original) Donnerstag ist für uns der Tag, an dem wir seit vielen Jahren traditionell nachmittags nach Béziers fahren. „Les jeudis de Béziers“ zwischen des Allées Paul Riquet sind immer ein Erlebnis: Der großzügige Platz ist von großen Bäumen gesäumt. Winzer der Region präsentieren ihre Weine… an diversen Essenständen werden lokale Köstlichkeiten angeboten und es gibt Life Musik. Das wöchentliche „Weinfest“ wird sehr stark von Einheimischen besucht. Es herrscht immer eine ausgelassene, fröhliche Atmosphäre. Für 5 Euro erwirbt man drei Bons und ein Weinglas, das man dann nach Belieben dreimal an den Weinständen füllen kann. Es ist eine wunderbare Gelegenheit die verschiedenen Winzer mit ihren Weinen kennenzulernen. Am Ende gehen die Allées Paul Riquet über in den Place Jean Jaurès, wo jedes Jahr fantasievolle, künstlerische Installationen zu bewundern sind - abends mit stilvoller Illumination.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful alleys on the upper part of Béziers. Very lively on summer evenings thanks to the decorations and the musical atmosphere. Restaurants and bars for those who want to take a break. A very beautiful city to visit👍 (Original) Très belle allées sur le haut de Béziers. Très animé les soirées d'été de par les décoration et l'ambiance musicale. Des restaurants des bars pour ceux qui veulent faire une pause. Très belle ville a visiter👍

Nice

(Translated by Google) It is the owner who gave the very informative guided tour and who provides the keys to understanding and thus better appreciating the pieces presented. A passionate and exciting person while being humble about his artistic abilities which we discover during the visit. (Original) C'est la propriétaire qui a fait la visite guidée très instructive et qui donne les clés pour comprendre et ainsi mieux apprécier les pièces présentées. Une personne passionnée et passionnante tout en étant humble sur ses capacités artistiques que l'on découvre au fil de la visite.

(Translated by Google) It was an incredible experience. We called for a last-minute visit, and Christine welcomed us with open arms. She showed us around all the exhibits on site, each time explaining the significance of each one. Christine is passionate about what she does and what she tells us, which makes her a very welcoming woman. Thank you for everything! (Original) Ce fut une expérience incroyable. Nous avons appelés pour une visite à la dernière minute et Christine a su nous accueillir les bras grands ouverts. Elle nous a fait visiter toutes les expositions du site tout en racontant à chaque fois la signification de ses dernières. Christine est une femme très passionnée par ce qu’elle fait et ce qu’elle raconte ce qui fait d’elle une femme très accueillante. Merci pour tout !

(Translated by Google) Christine Venent really transmits her passion, a must-see for lovers of history and beautiful things! (Original) Christine Viennent transmet réellement sa passion, à voir absolument pour les passionnés d'histoire et de belles choses!

(Translated by Google) Written open but closed, don't pick up so no notice (Original) Écrit ouvert mais fermé, ne décroche pas donc pas d’avis

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful collection of earthenware (Original) Très belle collection de faïence

(Translated by Google) To visit!!! (Original) A visiter !!!

Originally an abbey sitting outside the city walls of Bezier. The church is beautiful but not special, however the views from the grounds of the Orb, the Cathedral St Nazaire and the surrounding countryside make this site very worth a visit. There is also an imposing statue of Moses in the grounds.

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(Translated by Google) Original storefront Beautiful, very old and preserved building Magnificent view of Saint Nazaire Cathedral with this virgin gilded like gold (Original) Devanture originale Belle bâtisse très ancienne et préservée Magnifique point de vue vers la Cathédrale Saint Nazaire avec cette vierge dorée comme de l’Or

(Translated by Google) Mentioned as early as the 9th century, the Church of Saint-Jacques is one of the oldest churches in Béziers. The building has been rebuilt many times over the centuries, but remains an excellent example of the second Mediterranean Romanesque art. (Original) Спомената още през 9-ти век църквата „Сен Жак“ е една от най-старите църкви в Безие. Сградата е била многократно преустройвана през вековете, но остава отличен пример за второто средиземноморско романско изкуство.

(Translated by Google) One of the holiest places. Church of the Apostle Saint James (Original) Одно из святейших мест. Церковь апостола святого иакова

(Translated by Google) The little that we were able to see of this church was very beautiful, the door was spectacular, it is a pity that we were not able to enter the interior because there was mass and the exterior was closed, but it was promising. Let's see if we can visit it better at another time. (Original) Lo poco que hemos podido ver de esta iglesia era muy bonito, la puerta espectacular, lástima que en el interior no hemos podido entrar pq habia misa y el exterior estaba cerrado, pero prometía. A ver si en otro momento podemos visitarla mejor.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful viewpoint, unfortunately we were not able to visit the building itself, but what a beautiful landscape, this splendid view. (Original) Trés beau point de vue, malheureusement nous n avons pas pu visiter le batiment en lui même, mais quel beauté ce paysage, cette vue splandide.

Pretty nice city. Historic center is nice. But a lot of decay in the rest of the city.

Excellent

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(Translated by Google) Super pretty place, super renovated, we were running in Paris, it’s super pretty. We walk around all the time, passing through there to access the elevators and the cathedral footbridge. Super cool gentle route I advise everyone to go there very pleasant very pretty to access the city in less time (Original) Endroit super joli super rénové, on courait à Paris c’est super joli. On se balade tout le temps on passe par là pour accéder aux ascenseurs et à la passerelle de la cathédrale. Cheminement doux super cool je conseille à tout le monde d’y aller très agréable très joli pour accéder en villeen a moins de temps

(Translated by Google) An impromptu visit to the center of Béziers today... I was amazed: magnificent, flowery, clean, authentic, preserved architecture... I love it and will be back! (Original) Visite impromptue du centre de Beziers aujourd'hui....j'en ai pris plein des yeux : magnifique,fleuri, propre,authentique,architecture préservée.....j'adore et reviendrai!

(Translated by Google) A big thank you to Mr Ménard and his team for the lighting and entertainment during the end-of-year celebrations. Perpetuating our values, our culture and ultimately our history is heartwarming. Bringing modernity while enhancing heritage gives Béziers new letters of nobility. Happy New Year everyone. (Original) Un grand merci à Mr Ménard et son équipe pour les illuminations et animations lors des fêtes de fin d'année. Faire perdurer nos valeurs, notre culture et finalement notre histoire fait chaud au coeur. Apporter de la modernité tout en revalorisant le patrimoine donne à Béziers de nouvelles lettres de noblesse. Bonne année à tous.

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(Translated by Google) Visited for Heritage Day. The lady giving the tour was very interesting (and patient with a lady who kept interrupting and then starting over 😒). Yes, the great man in history was once a child. Thank you so much for this visit. (Original) Visité pour la journée du patrimoine. La dame qui faisait la visite était très intéressante (et patiente face à une dame qui lui coupait la parole et la reprenait 😒). Hé oui, le grand homme de l'Histoire a été un enfant. Merci beaucoup pour cette visite

(Translated by Google) Visited during heritage day. Very well explained by the guide, Manon. Thanks to Manon for this very enriching moment of history (Original) Visité lors de la journée du patrimoine. Très bien expliqué par le guide, Manon. Merci à Manon pour ce moment d'histoire très enrichissant

(Translated by Google) Place of interest due to its history. Well-maintained building with quality restaurants. The address is worth a detour, especially if in the future the building will house a museum around the town of Jean Moulin. (Original) Endroit intéressent de par son histoire.immeuble bien entretenue avec des restaurants de qualité. L'adresse vaut le détours surtout si dans le futur l'immeuble accueillera un musée autour de la ville de Jean Moulin.

(Translated by Google) Very moving, a good spirit of contemporary history and example of love for one's country (still on the agenda) Too bad I'm not eligible to get an apartment in this building (it's sentimental)... (Original) Très émouvant, un bon esprit d'histoire contemporaine et d'exemple d'amour de son pays ( toujours à l'ordre du jour ) Dommage que je ne suis pas éligible à l'obtention d'un appartement dans cet immeuble ( c'est sentimental )...

(Translated by Google) It is a relative shame that the city did not acquire at least part of the house in order to dedicate a museum to this hero of the resistance. We expect to find something there, and we have to settle for a plaque on the wall... (Original) Il est relativement dommage qur la ville n'ai pas acquis au moins une partie de la maison afin de consacrer un musée à ce héros de la résistance. On s'attend à trouver quelque chose sur place, et on doit se contenter d'une plaque sur le mur...

(Translated by Google) Nice place, I highly recommend it if you want to know more about the history and life of Jean Moulin (Original) Joli endroit,je vous le recommande vivement si vous avez envie d'en savoir plus sur l'histoire et la vie de Jean Moulin