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Languedoc-Roussillon [1] is a large region of southern France with a long Mediterranean coastline that borders the French regions of Provence and Midi-Pyrenees, to the east and west respectively, and occupies the easternmost part of the French border with Spain to the south.

[edit] Regions

Départements:

• Aude
• Gard
• Hérault
• Lozère
• Pyrénées-Orientales

Other regions:

• Pyrenees; In the south.
• Côte Vermeille; In the south.

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• Montpellier - the capital of the region
• Ales
• Agde
• Beziers
• Carcassonne
• Narbonne
• Nimes
• Mende
• Perpignan
• Pezenas - The Historic Capital of Languedoc
• Sete

[edit] Other Destinations

The Charm of Languedoc Roussillon is captured in hundreds of villages, each with an unique character and individual charm.

Predominately a wine growing region, many villages are famous for excellent individual wines.

[Nizas] Is a typical small village in the heart of the Herault department

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