Nicknamed the ‘black pearl of the Mediterranean’, Agde has a rich historical heritage built from basalt stone sourced from the region's ancient volcanoes.
Founded by the Greeks over 2,500 years ago, the town retains a charming historic centre with narrow streets, lively quays and iconic monuments.
The majestic Saint-Étienne Cathedral in Agde dominates the old town and bears witness to its medieval past.
Strolling along the Hérault river, you can admire the old houses and small fishing boats. With its heritage, local markets and Mediterranean cuisine, Agde offers an authentic immersion in the south of France.