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Hot popster Mika brings his upbeat, hybrid sound (a little bit Queen, a little bit Scissor Sisters) to Zenith in Montpellier.

Montpellier's Musée Fabre commemorates the Rugby World Cup with its exhibition Rugbysme! Le Rugby et l'Art moderne, 1913-1925. The colourful show explores the link between Cubism -…

One of the biggest bands in the world, British quintet Radiohead bring their 2008 tour on the back of new album, In Rainbows, to the Arènes de Nîmes for two nights.

A hugely spectacular piece of engineering straddling the River Gard, the Pont du Gard Roman bridge has endured throughout the centuries.

Montpellier's Fabre Museum houses one of France's best art collections, including works by Delacroix, Raphael and Jan van Steen. The original collection was sent to the city in 1803 by…

The Patinoire Végapolis in the Odysseum entertainment complex is an indoor winter sports metropolis, ideal for icy fun all year round.

Montpellier's biggest park, the 80-hectare zoo, is home to more than 500 animals. There's also an Amazonian greenhouse complete with over 4500 flowers and plants and a petite ferme where…

Built in 1907, Nîmes' Beaux-Arts Museum houses a wide collection including paintings from the Dutch and Flemish schools, Italian works of the 16th and 17th centuries and a wide collection of…

Given Montpellier's stature as a university town, you'd expect to find some great book stores. Sauramps is the largest and perhaps even the best of them, with a range that includes the latest…

Montpellier's Maison de la Lozère offers all the riches of southern French food culture. Some of them - the preserves and jams - you'll be able to take home with you.

The impressive history of the Provençal town of Nimes is traced in its dedicated museum.

Montpellier's Sunday flea market, held in La Paillade, is as a royal bargain-hunting exercise to some, an opportunity to discover an unexpected treasure to others. Best of all, it's a chance…

The popular Vert Anglais café and bar is a favourite among the local student population. Distinguished by its green awning among neighbouring cafes in the historic centre of Montpellier, there…

Showcasing Nîmes' ancient history, this museum covers much of daily existence in Gallo-Roman times. Special displays include glasswork, pottery and ceramics. In the basement, period interiors…

Depending on when you go and with whom, this Montpellier tea salon can be many different things. L'Heure Bleue is a place to chill on your own sipping lapsang souchong, a place to meet friends…

The Manneken de Pis Belgian beer hall in Montpellier is always good fun. Jokily named after the well-known Brussels statue, it is another local and student favourite. There are eight Belgian…