• Place du Bicentenaire, at the Montpellier Saint-Roch train station
• Boulevard Victor Hugo, right behind the Opéra building on the Place de la Comédie
• Boulevard de l'Observatoire, in front of the Halles Laissac market

The Languedoc-Roussillon wine country is one of the largest and most ancient wine-producing regions in the world. Vineyards reach from the right bank of the Rhône river all the way to the foothills of the Pyrénées mountains, across plains, by the sea, along the rolling valleys and sun-filled slopes of the brackish back-country.

Today's wineries are driven by a renewed passion for fine wines. Within the past decade, the reputation and wide variety of local production has risen to a world-class level.