A Languedoc archaeological site that is now a listed National Monument, the Oppidum d’Ensérune is one of the most important Gaulish villages in the South of France.

An original idea for a cultural visit with family or friends. Just 10km from Béziers, this archaeological site is an outstanding example of a prehistoric village. Built on a rocky headland, it offers a 360° view of the wine-growing plains and the astonishing Etang de Montady, a wetland drained by monks in the 13th century and reminiscent of a bicycle wheel.