More than ever, we need to take rejuvenating vacations in a peaceful location surrounded by nature. Close to the sea, Vias Plage campsite welcomes you to a green domain where you can breathe fresh air. This 4-star establishment is located in Vias, in the Hérault region, and serves as a convenient starting point for exploring other destinations such as Pézenas, a charming town just 20 minutes away by car.
Pézenas, the city Molière fell in love with
Many visitors, just like Molière and former governors of Languedoc centuries ago, are enchanted by this delightful town in Hérault. The city boasts a rich cultural heritage, with local artisans whose craftsmanship continues to captivate, as well as a theater that plays a significant role in its cultural scene. The visit is also a fantastic opportunity to explore the numerous buildings that showcase the city's architectural wealth.
Must-See Attractions in Pézenas
Pézenas may be a small town, but it boasts numerous places that intrigue and even fascinate visitors. We have selected five must-see spots worth exploring during your stay at our campsite near Pézenas:
- The Organ of Saint-Jean Collegiate Church
This building, dating back to 1735, is one of the finest jewels of the region's religious heritage. It is particularly notable for its pairs of arches adorning its aisles, its northern chapel, and especially its organ, reminiscent of those in the Saint-Roch Church in Paris.
- 30 Historical Monuments
Pézenas boasts one of the most significant concentrations of listed monuments in France. Highlights include historic hotels, buildings with monumental doorways, and Sainte-Ursule Church. Enthusiasts also enjoy sculpture trails celebrating Boby Lapointe…
- The Theatre of Pézenas
Attending a performance at this theatre, founded in 1803, is also a great way to appreciate the local cultural heritage. Each show pays tribute to the performing arts and especially to Molière, the brilliant actor deeply connected to the city of Pézenas.
- The Vulliod Saint-Germain Museum
This cultural hub is a must-visit for those wishing to learn more about the city's history. Housed in a 16th-century mansion, it features a room dedicated to Molière, among other exhibits.
- The Gardens of Domaine de la Grange des Prés
Enjoy a stroll with family or friends in this estate, once owned by governors of Languedoc. Inside, you'll be captivated by the beauty of its Italian-style garden with terraces overlooking the Hérault plain. While wandering through the park, you'll have the opportunity to admire the château's façade. The estate can be the last stop on your city tour or a peaceful retreat to recharge before continuing your journey. The setting is magnificent! It's the perfect place to relax and soak in the stunning view.