From its bustling fishing port to the quayside cafes, canals, bridges and covered market, Sète has a unique atmosphere, thanks to its dazzling blend of French, Italian and Spanish influences.
Know for its beautiful light, this colourful town, with was built in 1666, is home to many French artists. Is the birthplace of several famous names from the arts world, including the writer Paul Valéry, the singer George Brassens, and painters such as the Robert Combas. It is packed with culture and traditions, with a range of museums and art galleries to explore. Amazing water joustings contests take place in summer.
A visit to Sète is also a chance to discover its famous cuisine, based on local seafood : the shellfish, grilled fish, mussels, stuffed squid and "tielle" (octopus pie) will give you a real taste of the south of France, washed down with a glass of local wine.