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Languedoc-Roussillon
This region has only been part of France in relatively recent times. Languedoc’s people once spoke a different language - Occitan, hence langue d’oc - and came under the control of France in the 16th century. Roussillon was Spanish until the mid 17th century, and its Catalan heritage is still evident.
Languedoc-Roussillon has 150 miles of Mediterranean coast with many of the best beaches in France to choose from. The capital, Montpellier, has the relaxed feel of a Mediterranean town with an interesting mix of historic and very modern architecture.
Take a trip to Carcassonne - a medieval hilltop walled city - to eat the regional speciality cassoulet (or more properly Cassoulet de Castelnaudry), which is a delicious rich bean and pork stew.
In the Camargue region, ancient crafts are still in evidence, with sauniers producing salt and sagneurs cutting reeds for thatching.
Languedoc-Roussillon is the largest wine region in the world and home to Corbières, Coteaux du Languedoc, Côtes du Roussillon, Saint Chinian and Costières de Nimes wines.
[more]If you are looking for glorious sunshine, stunning beaches or a family holiday in a villa with nightlife then France is the place to be! Renowned for its sultry and vibrant way of life France offers diversity in culture, language, attractions, history and architecture ensuring you will never be short of things to do.
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