A land of many influences and a fascinating past, Languedoc-Roussillon has a superb architectural heritage covering over 2000 years of history. The soil is rich and the culture a blend of many civilisations with an excellent cuisine that is equally adventurous. The whole region is dominated by vineyards, and much life revolves around the production of wine. Languedoc-Roussillon claims to be the largest vineyard in the world, and anyone who has spent a holiday here wouldn't argue with this. Residence Medicis also has some historical background and a painting of the original building by French impressionist Gabriel Couderc is in the Museum Paul Valery at Sete.
All apartments have telephones and television.
The one-bedroom apartments also have a washing machine. At 200m above sea level it has the C vennes mountains to the north and the blue azure Mediterranean to the south. It is surrounded by beautiful rivers, lakes and mountains and has a charm like no other village in the region. The area enjoys a very gentle, typically Mediterranean climate and is a haven of peace and quiet. With its unique location the air is fresh and the climate most pleasant.