Languedoc-Roussillon Reiseführer Michael Müller Verlag

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Explore la France profonde, the soul of rural France, with our guide "Languedoc-Roussillon" in its ninth edition. Author Ralf Nestmeyer showcases the magnificent diversity of the region across 577 pages with 227 color photos. Thanks to 43 overview maps and plans, plus a removable fold-out map at a scale of 1:500,000, you will always stay oriented. Fifteen hikes and tours lead you to nearly every corner of the region. The author's insider tips highlight particularly worthwhile sights, accommodations, or restaurants—all researched and tested on-site for you. Ecologically, regionally, and sustainably operating businesses are marked. Numerous short essays provide interesting background knowledge. The Rhein-Neckar-Zeitung writes: "a wealth of exciting information that leaves no questions unanswered. Whether it's the pointed little city portraits or the historical snippets about this or that place, one reads with pleasure and benefit."

An overview of the region: The gorge landscapes of the Ardèche and Céze are a fantastic introduction to exploring the area. Fortresses like Beaucaire remind us of the region's martial past. Petite Camargue is the land of white horses, flamingos, and black bulls. The Abbey of Saint-Gilles and the Crusader city of Aigues-Mortes beckon. In the Gard department around Nîmes and Uzès, the traces of the Romans fascinate: temples, an arena, and the magnificent, unique ancient monument of the Pont du Gard. The Cévennes are a captivating mountain range inviting nature-based hikes. Our guide "Languedoc-Roussillon" knows the most enchanting spots. In the Hérault department, contrasts abound: beach and bathing bustle alongside the solitude of Haut-Languedoc. Destinations include Montpellier.