The Allées Paul Riquet are the city's main artery. There are restaurants, bars, shops and markets that testify to a lively city center.
Further on, the Arena , built in 1897, intended by nature and primarily for bullfights and lyrical art in general, they are also a very popular place for open-air shows: concerts and sporting events.
At the top of the Béziers hill, you will discover Saint-Nazaire Cathedral.
The Plateau des Poets 19th century 1867: this vast English-style park designed by the Bullher brothers, landscapers, containing numerous statues of poets and the monumental "waterfall statue" of the Titan by Injalbert, connects the station to the Paul Riquet alleys where there is the large bronze statue of the brilliant creator of the Canal du Midi (Pierre-Paul Riquet) by the sculptor David d'Angers. David d'Angers who also created the bas-reliefs that adorn the neo-classical façade of the Italian-style municipal theatre at the top of these same alleys (1844).
