Visit Montpellier with our City Card

I start the day on the Place de la Comédie – After picking up my City Card (24h, 48, or 72h according to my wishes) at the Tourist Office, I head first to the Musée Fabre*, one of the most beautiful museums of France.

I take advantage of the permanent collections from the Middle Ages to the contemporary era, including some works by the famous Occitan painter Pierre Soulages!

I also have the chance to enjoy the current temporary exhibition for free.

Are you more Contemporary Art? Head to MO.CO. Hotel des Collections* near the train station for a free exploration of its exciting seasonal exhibitions.

Do you know “Art Brut”? Head to the Musée d’Art Brut in the Beaux-Arts district with thetramway line 2 to discover inspired and moving works (and it’s always free!)

At noon, you should opt for a lunch break at the Sushi Boat not far from Place de la Comédie – Enjoy the delicious sushi, gyozas or yakitoris! and with your City Card you get a discount on the bill.

*Most museums are free every 1st Sunday of the month, but some are closed on Mondays. Our visitor advisors can help you to choose the best way to discover them.

With the whole family, we take tramway line 1 for free from the Place de la Comédie direction Odysseum (shopping and leisures center).

There we visit the Planet Ocean Montpellier to discover the oceans and the stars!

After this nice discovery, we benefit from discounts offered in the restaurants of Odysseum.

In the afternoon, we take the tram back to the city center and take part in a treasure hunt with the Mister Aventure box (available at with a discount only at the Tourist Office) – a good way to discover the city in a fun way!

Other options: we take tramway line 2 towards Sabines for a climbing session at Mad Monkey.

A  few kilometers away from Montpellier, the Rochers de Maguelone invite us to adventure with the whole family !