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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Beziers : Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Beziers
- Béziers is located in the Languedoc-Roussillon region of Southern France and is one of Europe's oldest cities.
- This little gem, a relatively peaceful town with significantly fewer tourists than some of its neighbors, has a lot to offer the savvy traveler looking for off-the-beaten-path attractions.
- Béziers, perched on a rocky crag beside the River Orb, is a quiet city just a few kilometers from the Mediterranean and its long stretches of sandy beach.
- The Féria de Béziers, which takes place for five days in mid-August and draws aficionados from all over the world, brings a program of bullfights to the city.
- The Orb, which is crossed by a charmingly irregular medieval bridge far below the cathedral, is a good place to start for sightseers.
- The limitless views across the river plain from this church, on the other hand, are a true spectacle.
- Outdoor adventures are promised at the Orb, the Canal du Midi, and the Haut Languedoc Regional Park, as well as winery tours in the world's largest wine region.
- International Airport: Béziers Cap d'Agde Airport (BZR)
- Population: 36 332, 851
- Currency: Franc biterrois
- Time: GMT +1
- Driving side: Right
- Main Electricity: 230 V
- Official Language: French
- Religion: Roman Catholic
02
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Beziers: Highlights for Your Trip
- Allées Paul-Riquet is a princely promenade that was plotted along the lines of the city's old ditches and ramparts in 1827, and it is the heart of Béziers in every way.
- The Pont Vieux is a magnificent Romanesque structure with asymmetrical arches that was inscribed into France's historic monuments inventory in 1963.
- Pierre-Paul Riquet, whose name you'll recognize from a couple of Béziers landmarks, designed the Canal du Midi, which was completed in 1681.
- The lovely village of Roquebrun, built on zigzagging terraces, rises to a height of 100 meters above the Orb.
03
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Beziers: Seasonal Guide for Travellers
- Summer (June–August): The summers are pleasant, with temperatures consistently in the mid-twenties.
- Winter (December – February): Winters can be unpredictable in weather, ranging from mild to cool and rainy at times.
- The average high temperature is around 12°C, while the average low temperature is around 4°C.
- In spring (March-May), the average temperature in the spring is around 12°C.
- Autumn (September–November): Autumn has an average temperature of around 17°C.
- All year long, Beziers is a pleasant place to visit.
- However, the month of August is the best time to visit the town. It is usually the busiest time of year, with millions of visitors.
- So, if you want to travel during the off-season when there are fewer people, plan your holiday for late spring or early summer.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
Why Beziers Is Worth a Visit: Here Are the Best Places You Must See
Cathedrale Saint-Nazare de Beziers
- This impressive 13th-century cathedral, perched atop a steep rock face, is well worth the climb.
- The ornate exterior and gorgeous, centuries-old stained-glass windows, as well as the impressive old pipe organ that still resides within the church, are quietly awe-inspiring.
- This lovely old building is surrounded by an equally lovely setting.
- You’ll be surrounded by breathtaking, panoramic views of the French countryside from the picturesque gardens at the base of the Cathedral.
- Which are especially spectacular if you summon the courage to climb the narrow stairways up to the cloisters.
Musée des Beaux Arts
- Bézier's Musée des Beaux Arts, which is housed in two old hotels, the Fabrégat and the Fayet, was founded in 1989 to display an impressive collection of European paintings and sculptures dating back to the 15th century.
- Work by artists from the Italian, Dutch, Spanish, and French schools can be found here, as well as an extensive personal collection of modern art belonging to Béziers native Jean Moulin, a reverend member of the French resistance during WWII.
- Regular exhibitions of both contemporary and classic artists are held at the museum.
Abbaye St. Marie de Fontcaude
- The Abbaye de Fontcaude, located just outside of Béziers, is an important historical monument in France and a wonderful place to spend an afternoon.
- This magnificent example of Roman architecture has a fascinating history, having survived fires during religious wars in the 16th century and being sold during the French Revolution in the 18th.
- Today, pilgrims and tourists alike flock to the Abbaye to marvel at its architecture, stunning views, and delectable cuisine from nearby restaurants.
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DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Beziers Off the Beaten Track: Discover More Hidden Wonders
Allées Paul-Riquet
- Allées Paul-Riquet is a princely promenade that was plotted along the lines of the city's old ditches and ramparts in 1827, and it is the heart of Béziers in every way.
- The avenue is wide and long, with twin rows of plane trees on either side and grand old apartment buildings.
- Residents of Béziers continue to visit to meet up with friends and get some light exercise.
- There are numerous restaurants and bars with outdoor terraces, and the flower market is open every Friday.
- During the annual Féria de Béziers in August, much of the nightly entertainment takes place here.
Musée du Biterrois
- A museum dedicated to Béziers' history is housed in 17th-century barracks.
- The most violent episode in the city's history, the massacre of the Cathars during the Albigensian Crusade in 1209, is examined in detail, with a model depicting how the city would have appeared, as well as accounts and paintings depicting the carnage.
- Inscribed stones, amphorae, busts, and glassware are among the extensive collections of Roman artefacts.
- The museum also has exhibits on the natural history of this region of southwestern France, as well as information on city life up until the twentieth century.
Pont Vieux
- For centuries, the only way to get from Provence to Toulouse was to cross the River Orb on this 13th-century bridge.
- The Pont Vieux is a magnificent Romanesque structure with asymmetrical arches that was inscribed into France's historic monuments inventory in 1963.
- The parallel Pont Neuf, with the Pont Vieux and then the mass of the city mounting sharply on the left bank, offers perhaps the best view of the Béziers cityscape.
- Surprisingly, the Avenue de Pont Vieux is now one-way, but there isn't a more well-worn path in Béziers than this narrow bridge.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Beziers Culture and Traditions: A Blend of Past and Present
- The Théâtre des Franciscains, which was renovated by the city of Béziers in 2006, reopened its doors to artistic creation in 2015, becoming a residence for artists.
- The Theatre, which opened in 1844 and features an Italian-style hall, is one of the few structures from this period in France to retain its original aesthetic.
- The former Dominican convent on rue Massol has been home to the city's new Bullfighting Museum since June 2015.
- The collections, which are mostly owned by the Union taurine biterroise, help to understand and quantify the importance of bullfighting culture in Béziers, while also recalling the French, as well as Spanish, history of bullfighting throughout history.
- The Municipal Archaeological Service of Béziers primarily intervenes in the context of preventive archeology (prior to installation works), as well as in basements and on elevation vestiges (old buildings in center town).
07
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Beziers: Your Guide to Food, Fun, and Fashion Trends
L’Octopus
#Food
- A Michelin star is something I'm very proud of. Located in the heart of Beziers, in the south of France, near the Lafayette Galleries.
- This young team has quickly established a good reputation; the food is contemporary and, at times, quirky!
- A lunchtime menu of starter and main course, or main course and dessert if you have a sweet tooth, is excellent value at 25 Euro, and they even throw in a free glass of wine and a cup of coffee!
- Try the 6-course taster menu for an evening dining experience, and the Chef will surprise you; don't worry if there is anything you don't like, just let them know.
La Charniere
#Food
- The most delicious burgers in town! Johnny, an English rugby player who came to France to play for Beziers, fell in love with the South of France, not only with his now-wife, but also with the region, so he decided to stay and open this bistro with a fellow French rugby player.
- There are many British influences, such as fresh fish and chips and excellent burgers, as well as the classic French steak frites.
- It's a great place for a family lunch and to watch rugby matches, especially those involving local teams from the South of France.
L’Orangerie
#Food
- The baked camembert is delicious, and the homemade chips are wonderful, and the wine list has a great selection of South of France wines.
- It's open all day during the summer for ice cream, cakes, or just a drink, so it's a great place to stop for a break while sightseeing in Beziers with your French family.
Polygone Beziers
#Fashion
- The Polygone Beziers is unquestionably one of Beziers' largest shopping malls.
- It has a wide range of signature items to choose from. If that isn't enough, a walk alongside an open-air plant in the heart of the city will be soothing.
- This shopping center also houses numerous restaurants, a bowling alley, and a cinema, thanks to its large terrace.
- The goal of this establishment is to provide customers with a relaxing environment while they shop.
- Because of the carousel, small playground, and fish ponds, your children will have a good time here as well.
Béziers Méditerranée
#Fashion
- Béziers Méditerranée is also a welcoming land for all types of shopping enthusiasts.
- To begin with, Béziers' heart of the city and its maze of cobbled and pedestrian streets, from the Allées Paul Riquet to the Place du Forum via the rue du 4-Septembre, are the kingdom of "fashionistas," as are the shopping centers Polygon and Galeries Lafayette.
- Place your bets, bargain hunters and other shoppers: decoration, fashion, perfumery, haberdashery, bookshops and secondhand bookstores, food halls, clothing, jewelry, sweets, or children's toys, there's something for everyone's tastes, ages, and budgets!
- You'll find shops full of surprises if you want to give gifts, buy souvenirs, or simply have fun!
- If you're looking for good products, head to the beach or the vineyards, which are hotspots for all food trades, including butchers, delicatessens, fishmongers, and scalers, as well as market gardeners. Will be able to advise you on how to proceed with your treatment.
- After a delicious meal, you can relax in one of our many well-being establishments (hairdressing, nail salon), because there's no harm in pampering yourself!
Beziers Adventure
#fun
- Beziers Adventure is an outdoor playground that focuses on an adventure high in the trees.
- Climb and play under the canopy of a forest, where the trees support nets, tubes, ladders, and ziplines.
- This location allows visitors to enjoy nature while also getting some exercise in an exciting and safe setting.
- The attraction is appropriate for both adults and children.
AQUALAND
#fun
- Europe's most popular water park, Aqualand welcomes families and friends for a day of thrills and adventure on its enormous slides, wild-water rivers, and wave pool.
- For a day of enjoyment, there are around 20 attractions and slides spread across 4 hectares of coastline.
- The Tornado and the Oomerang, both at Aqualand, are two of France's highest waterslides, guaranteeing thrills!
08
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Explore Beziers Natural Beauty and Safari Adventures
- BÉZIERS AVENTURE is the commune of Béziers' first adventure course in the forest. Discover its 2 hectares of outdoor activities.
- It is not a merry-go-round or an attraction, but suspension bridges, nets, vines, zip lines, and a variety of other workshops to delight in climbing trees and rediscovering the forest for those unfamiliar.
- Do you want to play Tarzan with squirrels, young or old? Come try it out with your family or friends in a safe environment with the proper equipment and coaching.
- From the introduction to the extreme course, where experienced athletes will evolve more than 15 metres over our heads, there are seven evolutionary courses for all ages and youngsters as young as five years old.
- The Béziers exposition offers a flexible space of nearly 7,000 m2 covered, with the option of constructing an 11,000 m2 central forum.
- It is centrally placed in the city and boasts excellent public transportation connections and 2,000 parking spots for guests.
- The site conducts events for the general public throughout the year, including shows, fairs, and other cultural activities, both commercial and professional.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Beziers Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- Beaucaire is known for its annual fair, held on the 21st of July since medieval times.
- This six-day fair dates back to 1217 when the Count of Toulouse granted the town an annual trade fair.
- This commemoration of the town's famous victory over Simon de Montfort's forces.
- After the Hundred Years War ended in 1453, the fairgrounds in Beaucaire were expanded even more.
- The King of France (Charles VII) proclaimed establishing the Foire de la Madeleine, a week-long tax-free commercial festival that allowed goods from all over the Mediterranean region to be traded.
- The annual fair in Beaucaire grew to be the largest commercial fair in the Mediterranean region within a few hundred years.
- According to economic historian Graham Robb, the total volume of trade conducted during the six days of the 17th century Beaucaire fair equalled the total volume of trade conducted by Marseille in a single year.
- This fair, which drew up to 300,000 people at its peak, was well-known throughout the South of France.
- Without a doubt, Languedoc's most important festival. Beziers comes alive spectacularly during the first few weeks of August, with fireworks, street entertainment, and a daily Spanish corrida.
- At the same time as the Feria, Beziers has a vital wine festival.
- So, suppose you're in Languedoc in early August and want to attend a fantastic Languedoc festival. In that case, the Beziers Ferias is a must-see.
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