Hérault stretches along the Mediterranean coast, its capital, Montpellier, regularly named one of the favourite cities among the French themselves to live in. Good rail and road links keep the department connected to Occitanie. Defined by architectural and wine history, Hérault is home to Montpellier's handsome sandstone centre and lively student population, and to the Canal du Midi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site running through Béziers. Outside the main visitor towns, buyers will find the well-preserved historic centre of Pézenas, and the wilder countryside of the Haut-Languedoc regional park inland. Hérault is equally known for its beaches around Béziers and along the coast, drawing visitors throughout the summer months. A Mediterranean climate brings hot, dry summers and mild winters. Property choice ranges from a coastal apartment near Montpellier, a vineyard property inland or a townhouse in Pézenas or Béziers. With a beloved city, seventeenth-century canal heritage and Mediterranean coastline, it remains one of the south's most desirable departments. The average house price in Hérault stands at €2,772/m².
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