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 area 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.