Properties In Languedoc-Roussillon
	A land of vineyards, fishing towns, and beach resorts, Languedoc-Roussillon is the single largest producer of wine in France. While its main cities are modern and cosmopolitan, its rural villages remain steeped in Old World tradition.  Continue >
	Name & Ref #   Location   Sleeps   Amenities   Rating   Price   Add to Suitcase Chapitre 2348 Béziers, France 0-2 $1,057 Laudes 2352 Béziers, France 2 $1,057 Matines 2356 Béziers, France 2 $1,057 Chapelle 2346 Béziers, France 2-3 $1,127 Lapradelle-puilaurens 2140 Lapradelle, France 2-4 N/A Canaveilles 2430 Olette, France 3-5 $637 $945 Ramonetage 2360 Béziers, France 4 $1,281 Beaucaire 2193 Beaucaire, France 4 $889 $1,148 Preau 2358 Béziers, France 4 $1,281 Beaucaire 2191 Beaucaire, France 4 $651 $903 Uzes3 2333 Uzès, France 4 $847 Nimes1 2263 Nîmes, France 4-5 $889 $1,022 Anduze1 2235 Lasalle, France 4-6 N/A Anduze2 2236 Lasalle, France 6 $854 Terrasse 2362 Béziers, France 6 $1,505 1 2 Page
	To preserve their cultural heritage, the Languedoc’s Occitan and the Roussillans’ Catalan languages are still taught in the schools. Visitors to this area can ramble through Roman ruins or take advantage of the hiking and skiing opportunities in the Haut Languedoc or Cerdagne.