Guided bus and train tours Midi-Pyrénées

Mèze is a town in the Hérault department in the Occitanie region. It is also mentioned that there are user reviews on this company, but it is not possible to access them.

Original to discover the region! Departing from Rivesaltes, Axat or Espira-de-l'Agly, Cases-de-Pène, Estagel... a 60 km journey to admire all the riches of our beautiful terroir from a different angle. At each stop, you can get off the train, visit and take the next one to continue the journey or turn back. Theme trips: the Train of Fear for Halloween, the murder of the Catalan Express (riddles to be solved)... and gastronomic trips.

Béziers, a city steeped in history, has a thousand little stories to tell on a sightseeing tour on a little train. Le Petit Train Touristique de Béziers offers a tour that takes you from the 9 locks at Fonseranes to the Allées Paul Riquet, passing by the Cathedral St Nazaire in the heart of the historic center. Le Petit Train Touristique de Béziers also offers audio guides in several languages, including French, English, German, Dutch, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Chinese and Occitan. Special rates are available for groups, children under 12 and Pass Béziers Méditerranée and Pass Tourisme holders. Take advantage of this fun, family-friendly experience to discover the sights of Béziers, such as the Allées Riquet and Les Halles, as well as the city's rich and fascinating history.

Bagnères-de-Luchon, also known as Luchon, has been a spa town since antiquity. The first baths were built during the Roman period, but with the fall of the Roman Empire, they were forgotten and are now only used by the local population. In the 18th century, Baron Etigny worked on the development of Luchon and contributed to its expansion. In 1762, to link the village to the "baigneries", the Allées d'Etigny were opened up through the fields. Later, roads were laid out to Montréjeau. In 1763, Cardinal Richelieu came to Luchon, the royal nobility were captivated and the town's fame began. The town's urban development began. Large houses with very different architectural styles were built. Numerous buildings and resort hotels were built for a demanding and wealthy clientele. In 1880, the Casino was built with a festival architecture alternating modern and Moorish styles: Napoleon III theater, concert halls, restaurant, games room, lounges. Over the years, the spa has expanded and now comprises 3 buildings. Luchon specializes in respiratory and rheumatological treatments, but has broadened its offer to include smoking cessation courses, "freedom cures", treatments for lower back pain and fibromyalgia, and a major fitness center. At an altitude of 1800 metres, Superbagnères overlooks Luchon. It was the first ski resort created in the Pyrenees, and the second in France after Chamonix. Initially, it was linked to Luchon by a small cogwheel train, which ceased operating in 1966 after the road was built. Since 1993, it has been possible to take the cable car up to Superbagnères.