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The area of Languedoc-Roussillon is a diverse landscape, steeped in a long and ancient history. 2,000 years ago, Nimes was a thriving Roman city and its triple-decker aqueduct is still a marvel in the modern world. Kids will have a great time exploring medieval castles that were attacked and defended over the centuries. Montpellier is home to one of the oldest universities in France. As you travel through the region, take time to explore caves, unusual rock formations and tranquil lakes. |
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Roquefort Cheese Caves (Roquefort sur Soulzon) – Roquefort is sheep's milk that's turned into cheese, salted, and aged in ancient caves on oak planks. Visit the caves of Roquefort Société to see where the cheese is aged – just going down into the caves is worth the visit. Children are free, and, of course, you can taste the cheese. |
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Travel for Kids has plenty of fun things to do with kids in Languedoc-Roussillon, but you'll need a fun place to stay. Here's our own Travel for Kids hand-picked list of accommodations, house rentals are ideal for families, in areas near to places you'll want to explore: |
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Pagan is now grown up, and finds himself in the thick of the great
siege of Carcassonne.