Welcome to Béziers! Have a stop at this park, located right in the heart of Béziers park. Designed in English style with a calming stoned waterfall and numerous statues of famous French, local poets — is a great way to start your French journey.

Another important landmark in Béziers is the Nine Locks on Canal du Midi. The channel itself is a miracle, whilst the locks and lock houses along it are a something to admire and discover, while travelling in the region.

Park your car here to explore the medieval city of Carcassonne and have a traditional dinner at a bistrot.

Take a stroll inside the medieval village walls from the Porte Narbonnaise where echo of the past is still existing in everyday life of local residents. The Citadel of Carcassonne is a heart of the town and was added to Unesco World Heritage List in 1997.

The church in its form represents the Gothic—Romanesque marriage of styles. With rose-shaped window located on the facade of the basilica and magnificent vibrant stained-glass windows brightening up the churches indoors with rays of colours are the significant elements of this time.

Have a traditional bean dish for lunch within the ancient city walls. Try cassoulet – it is a sort of rich bean soup, cooked here since the Middle Ages. Be prepared, the food is really nourishing.

Pick up the car to continue your journey.

You arrived in Perpignan, called the heart of French Catalan. This medieval town is a pleasant blend of French and Spanish heritage. Park here to explore the city.

The city gate stands at the entry to the old town of Perpignan. Built in the 14th century, as a part of large fortress, remains in its glory until today. In the old part of town, the Spanish side of Perpignan, once called the continental Kingdom of Mallorca, comes alive. The earthy, warm, energizing colours of yellow and red Spanish flag, characteristic Spanish style architecture and bilingual street names, clearly show the influence of a closely located neighbour.

The humongous Salvador Dalí statue faces Perpignan train station entrance and welcomes with open arms all leaving the train station visitors. Once, Dali visited Perpignan and experienced a vision at the train station. Based on this feeling, he called the town "le centre du monde" which translates as "the centre of the Universe" and the created painting which recorded that experience was titled: "Le mystique del a gare de Perpignan". Inspired by this oil painting, "Le Pritchards", a couple of artists, made this sculpture as a reminder of this event.

Get back to the parking to head to the seashore.

Welcome to the sea shore! Before getting to dinner, enjoy a lively stroll along the sea. You'll find here some boats to look at, and a fountain park just in a 5-minute walk.

After an intensive day, the last cherry on the top of the cake is local food. Chose this restaurant with an astonishing view over the sea, offering French and Mediterranean cousin with excellent service. Over a plate full of delicious buttery mussels, you can discuss the joy of today's travel.