Montpellier Gardens & parks + People pictures

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Filled with university students and families, this northern Montpellier neighborhood erupts with excitement for its lively annual jazz band festival. 

Filled with university students and families, this northern Montpellier neighborhood erupts with excitement for its lively annual jazz band festival. 

Just north of the Place de la Comédie, gardens and student residences provide youthful and serene settings where markets and festivals thrive.

Glimpse the lifestyle of French nobility amid the 18th-century furnishings and artworks of this mansion, with impressive layered garden and majestic staircase.

Just north of the Place de la Comédie, gardens and student residences provide youthful and serene settings where markets and festivals thrive.

One of the largest pedestrianized squares in Europe is a great place to come for coffee, to see some opera and shop for food and fashion.

One of the largest pedestrianized squares in Europe is a great place to come for coffee, to see some opera and shop for food and fashion.

Filled with university students and families, this northern Montpellier neighborhood erupts with excitement for its lively annual jazz band festival. 

Filled with university students and families, this northern Montpellier neighborhood erupts with excitement for its lively annual jazz band festival. 

Filled with university students and families, this northern Montpellier neighborhood erupts with excitement for its lively annual jazz band festival. 

Just north of the Place de la Comédie, gardens and student residences provide youthful and serene settings where markets and festivals thrive.

Walk between the arches of the vast aqueduct near the moated water tower in this dazzling park celebrating the glory of a monarch. 

Just north of the Place de la Comédie, gardens and student residences provide youthful and serene settings where markets and festivals thrive.

Walk between the arches of the vast aqueduct near the moated water tower in this dazzling park celebrating the glory of a monarch. 

Just north of the Place de la Comédie, gardens and student residences provide youthful and serene settings where markets and festivals thrive.

Filled with university students and families, this northern Montpellier neighborhood erupts with excitement for its lively annual jazz band festival. 

Walk between the arches of the vast aqueduct near the moated water tower in this dazzling park celebrating the glory of a monarch. 

Imagine yourself in medieval France in this ancient trade and university town. Then take advantage of the easy access to the Mediterranean Sea.

A spacious park, university campus and a vast and extraordinary zoo with an Amazonian greenhouse add character to this tranquil residential area outside the city center.

A spacious park, university campus and a vast and extraordinary zoo with an Amazonian greenhouse add character to this tranquil residential area outside the city center.

Just north of the Place de la Comédie, gardens and student residences provide youthful and serene settings where markets and festivals thrive.

Glimpse the lifestyle of French nobility amid the 18th-century furnishings and artworks of this mansion, with impressive layered garden and majestic staircase.

A spacious park, university campus and a vast and extraordinary zoo with an Amazonian greenhouse add character to this tranquil residential area outside the city center.

Behind the fortress-like façade of this medieval church is a collection of biblical artworks and a striking-looking organ from the 18th century.

Stroll along the network of canals, retreat to nearby beaches and enjoy some of the finest seafood in France in this boisterous port city.

The oldest botanical garden in France contains thousands of plant species and trees that are hundreds of years old.  

Relax in a vast esplanade by the River Lez that sits in a part of Montpellier characterized by grand architectural designs.

Relax in a vast esplanade by the River Lez that sits in a part of Montpellier characterized by grand architectural designs.

Just north of the Place de la Comédie, gardens and student residences provide youthful and serene settings where markets and festivals thrive.

The oldest botanical garden in France contains thousands of plant species and trees that are hundreds of years old.  

Relax in a vast esplanade by the River Lez that sits in a part of Montpellier characterized by grand architectural designs.

Glimpse the lifestyle of French nobility amid the 18th-century furnishings and artworks of this mansion, with impressive layered garden and majestic staircase.

Relax in a vast esplanade by the River Lez that sits in a part of Montpellier characterized by grand architectural designs.

Stroll along the network of canals, retreat to nearby beaches and enjoy some of the finest seafood in France in this boisterous port city.

Just north of the Place de la Comédie, gardens and student residences provide youthful and serene settings where markets and festivals thrive.

Step inside an 18th-century mansion to explore hundreds of years’ worth of art from some of the world\'s leading painters and artistic movements.

Imagine yourself in medieval France in this ancient trade and university town. Then take advantage of the easy access to the Mediterranean Sea.

Stroll along the network of canals, retreat to nearby beaches and enjoy some of the finest seafood in France in this boisterous port city.

Imagine yourself in medieval France in this ancient trade and university town. Then take advantage of the easy access to the Mediterranean Sea.

The oldest botanical garden in France contains thousands of plant species and trees that are hundreds of years old.  

A short stroll from the central Place de la Comédie, this park features a large pond, a pair of fountains and colorful floral arrangements.

The oldest botanical garden in France contains thousands of plant species and trees that are hundreds of years old.  

The oldest botanical garden in France contains thousands of plant species and trees that are hundreds of years old.  

Behind the fortress-like façade of this medieval church is a collection of biblical artworks and a striking-looking organ from the 18th century.

The oldest botanical garden in France contains thousands of plant species and trees that are hundreds of years old.  

Walk between the arches of the vast aqueduct near the moated water tower in this dazzling park celebrating the glory of a monarch. 

Stroll along the network of canals, retreat to nearby beaches and enjoy some of the finest seafood in France in this boisterous port city.