The area around Château du Parc - Pézenas South of France

Pézenas, the town of Molière

Pézenas is a town of art and history, with pretty cobbled streets lined with craft stalls. Wander around and discover that Molière's real career began in Pézenas. Visit the Musée of Vulliod Saint-Germain, a former 16th-century mansion with its original architecture and traditional Piscénois style. Discover the famous Gély barber's chair, where Molière enjoyed observing others. And if you're strolling along the Cours Jean Jaurès, don't forget to look down at the flagstones on the ground, which bear the hand or footprints of actors who came to play in Pézenas: Michel Galabru, Claude Brasseur...

Béziers and its wine route

Every street corner in Béziers has its own story to tell, its own life and its own good addresses! Adopt the slow pace of a pilgrim in the maze of medieval streets: among the mansions houses, in the heart of the Roman amphitheater, in the bell tower of the cathedral, from the old cemetery to the new arena... There's so much to see! Béziers Méditerranée has been a vine-growing region for hundreds of years, and there are many ways to discover it. Discover this region, nicknamed the "Tuscany of Languedoc", on foot, by bike or by boat, on a gourmet river cruise on the Canal du Midi or on a leisurely sea trip.

Montpellier, the city surrounded by nature

Cosmopolitan, the capital of Languedoc knows how to be glam and popular, millennial and modern, peaceful and hyperactive... International, cultural and festive all year round, it lives, it moves, it grows! Blue sky and soft light invite you to stroll on the terrace, in its alleys, along the Lez, or pedal to the sea... Breathe and take a breath of fresh air. In Montpellier, we live outside!

Valmagne Abbey

The Cistercian Abbey of Valmagne, listed as a Historic Monument, is a prestigious edifice that retains its superb appearance 9 centuries after its foundation. The "Cathedral of the vines" is at the heart of a thousand-year-old vineyard, one of the oldest in Languedoc.

Along the way, you'll discover the former church, transformed into a wine storehouse, which still houses its famous Russian oak tuns, the cloister, the former refectory, not forgetting to stop by the octagonal fountain, an exquisite and rare place... so many sources of wonder!

Pic Saint Loup, a land of hiking

From short family outings to long hikes, the Pic Saint Loup offers bewitching landscapes, between vineyards and medieval villages. Here, nature has preserved its original beauty, and disconnection is guaranteed! You can find the most beautiful circuits here.

Saint Guilhem the Desert and the Devil’s Bridge

Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert is an abbey village built around the Abbey of Gellone.

Discover this symbol of the Languedoc Romanesque style, which has made Saint-Guilhem one of Languedoc's greatest spiritual and cultural centers. Its rich heritage and exceptional setting, the starting point for numerous hikes, make it a truly exceptional site.

Linking Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert and Aniane, the Devil's Bridge marks the start of the famous Hérault Gorges and stands at the heart of the Grand Site de France "Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert - Gorges de l'Hérault", in the middle of a valley bathed in light and sunshine. Discover this medieval structure, now classified as a Unesco World Heritage Site. A unique viewpoint awaits you!

Golf courses around the estate

For greens lovers, the region offers several golf courses within a 40-minute radius of the Domaine, including the Saint-Thomas golf course, an 18-hole course in the Biterrois region, the Cap d'Agde golf course, a 27-hole international golf course, the Sainte-Rose golf course, an 18-hole course in Narbonne, and the Lamalou-les-Bains golf course.