Top Culture in Montpellier

When you visit, don't forget to look up at the architecture details – they're stunning! I regret not doing a bit of research beforehand to appreciate the history more

If you can, try to visit around 8 am. The square is so calm and peaceful then with beautiful morning light – great for photos without the crowds!

My advice is to wear comfy shoes, especially if you plan to stroll around. The cobblestones are charming but can be tough on your feet after a while.

Take some time to explore the surrounding gardens and pathways; they're just as beautiful as the promenade itself! I found some hidden spots perfect for photos.

If you're into art, I highly recommend taking the time to check out their temporary exhibitions. They often feature local artists or unique themes that you won't want to miss!

When I went, I didn’t realize that entry is free, which is amazing. My advice is to take a moment to appreciate the stunning interior without feeling rushed.

Be sure to look up at the ceiling! I almost missed it while admiring the walls. The architecture is really breathtaking and deserves a good look. I think it’s one of the highlights of the cathedral.

My advice is to bring a snack or picnic. There are lovely spots nearby to chill and enjoy the view without spending loads on overpriced cafes.