River
Canal du Midi
13 locals recommend ·
Tips from locals
Isabella
July 22, 2019
The Canal Du Midi was build by Paul Riquet, who was born in Beziers. It runs from Toulouse to Sete and dates from the 1600's. It is a Unesco world heritage site.
David & Holly
December 13, 2017
The Canal de Midi is a UNESCO World Heritage site. A nice day trip could consist of exploring Beziers and the Cathedral, then making your way down to Le Canal de Midi to check out the Steps. Grab some lunch or pack a picnic, then hit a beach for a snooze and swim.
Penny
November 9, 2017
Built 100 years before the canal system in England to bypass "the pirates at Gibraltar", it is a UNESCO world heritage site. The staircase of 9 locks is a world heritage site and cruises are available to experience the locks. The canal is normally closed for repair between November and March
Joelle
January 7, 2021
Un lieu impressionnant et chargé d'histoire. Une visite incontournable sur un site rare.
Jean Philippe
June 14, 2020
Ecluses de Fonserane, promenade le long du canal à velo.
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| Location Béziers, Languedoc-Roussillon Midi-Pyrénées 34500 |