Your travel guide to Occitanie
A region of France that was formed from bringing together Languedoc-Roussillon an Midi-Pyrénées together in 2016, Occitanie is in the south of the country, bordering Spain and Andorra. There are no less than thirteen different departments within Occitanie, including Aude, Tarn, Haut-Garonne and Aveyron, to name but a few. Popular with French holidaymakers as well as visitors from the UK, Occitanie has a superb section of coastline which faces the Mediterranean Sea. Toulouse is the region's capital and most populous city.Discover Occitanie thanks to the help our hoteliers - the local experts on unique experiences, attractions and entertaining things to do, see and visit!
OCCITANIE : THE HOTELS
DISCOVER ALL HOTELS
L'Hospitalet-du-Larzac , France
The Originals Access,
Hotel Millau South

Villeneuve-lès-Béziers , France
The Originals City,
Hotel Le Pavillon, Béziers East

Figeac , France
The Originals Access,
Hotel Figeac

Saint-Aunès , France
The Originals City,
Hotel Ecoparc, Montpellier East

Aubais , France
La Villa Vicha,
The Originals Relais

Foix , France
The Originals Access,
Hotel Foix

Labège , France
The Originals City,
Hotel Le Sextant, Toulouse South

Villeneuve-lès-Béziers , France
The Originals Access,
Hotel Béziers East

Nègrepelisse , France
The Originals City,
Hotel des Arts, Montauban

Gaillac , France
Château de Tauziès,
The Originals Relais

Castries , France
Hotel Restaurant & spa Disini Montpellier Est,
The Originals Relais

Narbonne , France
The Originals City,
Hotel Le Puech, Narbonne

Saint-Geniez-d'Olt , France
Château de la Falque,
The Originals Relais

Odos , France
The Originals City,
Hotel Amys, South Tarbes

Lourdes , France
The Originals City,
Hotel Astoria Vatican, Lourdes

Saint-Jean-de-Védas , France
The Originals City,
Le Mas de Grille, Montpellier South

Nîmes , France
The Originals City,
Hotel Costières, Nîmes

Castres , France
The Originals City,
Hotel Le Causséa, Castres

Saleilles , France
The Originals City,
Hotel Les Domes, Perpignan Sud
OCCITANIE : THE BEST CITIES
OCCITANIE : BE INSPIRED
What to do, to see, to hear...
Transports in Occitanie
The A9 is the main coast road which is what most holidaymakers in the region will use to get from A to B. The A61 autoroute connects the historic city of Carcassonne with Toulouse. The Train Jaune is run by TER Occitanie which picks its way through the Pyrenees. Some TGV service run via Toulouse and local trains are also provided by TER Occitanie.


WHEN TO GO TO OCCITANIE ?
A city like Montpellier in the southern Hérault department has average daily high temperatures in the 80s during July and August. It can be much hotter, though. The Roman city of Nîmes holds an annual music festival in July. If you are coming later in the year, then the Festival Toulouse les Orgues, an organ festival, is held in October. A long-running music festival in Perpignan, called Jazzèbre, is staged in October, too.
WHAT TO DO IN OCCITANIE ?
With great countryside, mountains and a Mediterranean coast, Occitanie has something to keep everyone happy. Roman vestiges, villages of the Middle Ages, cradle of the Roman art, natural and grandiose beauty, the Occitanie region offers an infinite range of discoveries and attractions. From great touristic activities to more unusual and unique tours, our hoteliers and their travel guide will reveal all the secrets and wonders of their region.
