Stop atAntigone

The Antigone district, designed by architect Ricardo Bofill, is largely inspired by the architecture of ancient Greece. Bofill has incorporated classic elements such as colonnades, porticoes and pediments, recalling the aesthetics of ancient temples. But architecture is not alone in evoking this influence. The path of the neighborhood is also marked by monumental statues and majestic fountains, which reinforce this classic atmosphere. Statues, often representing heroic or mythological figures, punctuate the landscape and bring a symbolic dimension, while fountains, with their water games and sculptures, contribute to the elegance and serenity of the space. The Antigone district is home to several highlights that we will discover together the Olympic swimming pool, the Media Library, and the Hôtel de Région

45 minutes (approx.)・No admission tickets required

Stop atMontpellier

We will then follow the river Lez to join this architectural folly the White Tree

30 minutes (approx.)・No admission tickets required

Stop atMontpellier Town Hall

Passage over the Lez to see in the distance the Town Hall of Montpellier then return to the starting point along the river Lez and certainly enjoying the wildlife present (egrets, ducks, cormorants...)

45 minutes (approx.)・No admission tickets required