Promenade du Peyrou, Montpellier The highest point of the city, this historic esplanade offers exceptional panoramic views of the rooftops of Montpellier and the Cevennes. During our stop, you will discover: the Arc de Triomphe (Porte du Peyrou), inspired by that of Paris the water tower dating from the 18th century and the Saint-Clément aqueduct, a vestige of ancient engineering. It is also an emblematic place for souvenir photos , with a peaceful atmosphere, between history and panorama.

Place de la Comédie, Montpellier Nicknamed the “Egg” by locals because of its shape, Place de la Comédie is the vibrant heart of Montpellier. During our visit, you will discover: the majestic Opera Comedy, an architectural jewel of the 19th century the famous Fountain of Three Graces, symbol of the city a unique atmosphere, animated by street artists, café terraces and passers-by. It will be the perfect opportunity to take pictures, feel the energy of the city and learn more about the history and evolution of Montpellier.

️ Antigone district, Montpellier Inspired by the architecture of ancient Greece, the Antigone district is a futuristic and monumental urban complex imagined by Catalan architect Ricardo Bofill. During our visit, you will explore: monumental arches and neoclassical columns geometric squares such as the Golden Number Square the promenade along the Lez Canal, to the esplanade of the Hôtel de Région It is a unique area in Europe, perfect for admiring bold urban planning and taking great photos.

The White Tree – Montpellier A true architectural icon of Montpellier, the White Tree is a bold contemporary work imagined by the famous Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto. With its hanging balconies in the shape of leaves, this futuristic 17-storey building evokes a growing tree, turned towards light and landscape. During this stop, you will discover: its unique and ecological architecture its symbolism of openness to nature amazing anecdotes about its construction and design A must-see spot for spectacular photos and architecture lovers.

Port Marianne – Montpellier Port Marianne embodies the modern, forward-looking Montpellier. This rapidly expanding neighborhood seduces with its contemporary architecture, green spaces and peaceful canals that give it a unique charm. During this stop, you will discover: the futuristic town hall designed by Jean Nouvel the banks of the Lez, perfect for a bike ride contrasts between nature and urban design It is a moment of calm and elegance, conducive to panoramic photos and exchanges on the evolution of the city.