What are the interesting places in Montpellier?

Montpellier is a famous tourist city in southern France.

Attractions in the city:

Perumen Square: Perumen Square is the highest place in the city and one of the most famous squares in France. On the platform at the end of the square, you can overlook the Mediterranean Sea, the Severn Mountains, the Pyrenees and the Alps. There is a statue of French King Louis XIV riding a horse in the square (built in17-18th century). There is a gold-plated Arc de Triomphe-Peru Gate, which was built in17th century, in memory of Louis XIV.

Comedy Square: Located in the bustling downtown of Montpellier, connecting the old city of Montpellier with the modern new district. Built in the19th century, this theater became the background of Trois graces Fountain in the square, and the sculptor of Trois Graces was Etienne d'Antoine. The oval outline of the fountain is reminiscent of the boundary line of the battery track in the past, so this square is nicknamed "Egg".

St. Pierre's Cathedral: Due to the extension of the appearance of the medical school building, St. Pierre's Cathedral looks bigger, just like a fortress. Saint Pierre Cathedral is the only church in Montpellier that was not completely destroyed in the religious war. Although St Pierre's Cathedral is a Gothic building, it has only one main hall, which is reminiscent of the Romanesque church style in coastal areas. /kloc-two small towers in the 0/4th century formed the porch, which was located in front of the vault immediately outside the church building. Inside the church, the altar and the ear hall were rebuilt during the19th century, in contrast to the solemn hall built during the14th century.

Suburban attractions:

Astle Cave in Demu: Located 40km north of Montpellier, it was first discovered in 1889. Surrounded by dense forests and grotesque caves, it is a famous summer resort and adventure paradise in France, and was rated as a three-star scenic spot (the highest level) in France by Michelin magazine.

Krams Cave: Located 33km west of Montpellier, it is also a three-star scenic spot. There are not only strange scenery in the cave, but also mysterious legends about the "Devil's Bridge".

Saite: The ancient city in the province, about 25 kilometers away from Montpellier. It is a world cultural heritage-one of the eastern starting points of the French South Canal (with several exits in the east) and an important port along the Mediterranean coast. There are well-preserved city walls, docks and suspension bridges in the city.

Eger mault: It is about 28 kilometers east of Montpellier, where many canals meet. It was ruled by the Romans for a long time in history, and now there are a large number of ancient Roman buildings in the city.