THE LANGUEDOC
THE LANGUEDOC
This part of the south of France has a huge amount to offer
the tourist and those that have chosen to live there.
Languedoc is
situated in the south west of France. It comprises five
departements:
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la Lozére
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le Gard
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l'Aude
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l'Hérault
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les Pyrénées-Orientales
Weather
Because of its geographical situation by the Mediterranean Sea, Languedoc benefits from lovely weather. (www.meteofrance.com - new window)
In the north, dry winds like le Mistral and la Tramontane blow during the summer months. La Tramontane blows most frequently, and comes from the North-North-West of France. A few days each year the Sirocco blows, carrying a fine miasma of dust from the North African deserts.
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January and February are the winter months. Lots of rain, occasional frosts and snowfalls on the plains. Consistent snow in the mountains.
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March and April are unpredictable, with glorious sunny interspersed with cloudy, rainy cool days.
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May and June are usually pleasant, with lots of sunshine and warm temperatures.
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July and August are hot and dry; with temperatures around 30 C. September can feel humid.
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October is often beautiful month. Days are warm and sunny.
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November and December are cooler but still very pleasant, with lots of sunshine.
From walks in the mountains , to sporting activities including golf, or simply relaxing and enjoying the French way of life; there are many activities available.
Things to See
From beaches to churches and cathedrals and appreciating the food and wine.
Look at the map of France, and especially the Languedoc and the Aude
| Weather |
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| Museums and galleries |
| Canal du Midi |
Read about a fabulous Village calledBize Minervois
The future of Wines in theLanguedoc?
| History of the Cathars |
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