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Getting There
Languedoc-Roussillon benefits from an excellent transportation network: the region is served by 5 international airports and 3 motorways, and the high-speed train links Paris to Montpellier several times daily in less than three and a half hours.
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Flights to Montpellier - from the UK & Europe

There is a reliable schedule of flights to Montpellier running during peak periods. Flights leave UK, Denmark, Germany, Sweden and The Netherlands daily.

Montpellier, Languedoc's largest airport, is located between Montpellier and the coast, being a short 10 minute drive to the city centre. A shuttle bus service runs every 60-90 minutes between the city and the airport. UK flights are shown below.
Gatwick Montpellier Easy Jet 7 flights per week
Leeds - Bradford Montpellier Ryanair 2 flights per week
Birmingham Montpellier Ryanair 2 flights per week
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Flights to Beziers - from the UK & Europe

Ryanair run a good range of flights from Paris, various UK locations, Weeze in Germany and Skavsta in Sweden.

Through a recent expansion, Beziers airport has been extended to accommodate large jets. The airport is only 15 minutes from the city of Beziers. An airport shuttle will take you into Béziers - in both summer and winter, complimented by a range of taxi services. UK flights are shown below.
Bristol Beziers Ryanair 4 flights per week
Luton Beziers Ryanair 5 flights per week
Manchester Beziers Ryanair 2 flights per week
Edinburgh Beziers Ryanair 2 flights per week
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Flights to Perpignan - from the UK & Europe

A good schedule of flights operate from the UK and Brussels (Ryanair)

Perpignan airport is located just 3km north of Perpignan itself, close to the A9 motorway. There is plenty of parking.
Stanstead Perpignan Ryanair 5 flights per week
Birmingham Perpignan Ryanair 2 flight per week
Southampton Perpignan Flybe 1 flight per week
Dublin Perpignan Aer Lingus 4 flights per week
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Rail Travel

The French train network is excellent. Trains are on-time as well as clean with the TGV being the fastest in Europe. TGV run services through Languedoc Roussillon, in the South France, which makes getting to Languedoc from London or Paris surprisingly easy by train.

For bookings from London to Avignon, Montpellier, Perpignan or Toulouse, visit the Rail Europe website.

To check routes and prices on the French national railway - visit the SNCF website.
By Car

Driving the Languedoc Roussillon motorway system is generally a lot less congested than those further north or the UK. Motorway tolls can be paid by cash and most credit cards. Always have your change ready though, sometimes those credit cards do not work. The speed limit on motorways to Languedoc is generally 130km/h - but sometimes drops to 110km/h.
Two main motorway routes service the Herault

Route 1:

Via Lyon, this route is busy, especially in July and August, as hoards of Parisians head south east to the Côte d'Azur. It does, however, allow you to stop in beautiful Lyon - with its superb restaurants.
Route 2:

This is the recommended route via the A75 motorway. It takes you into Languedoc across the stunning Millau Viaduct, designed by Norman Foster and the tallest in the world.

Take note that the A9 motorway, which runs along Languedoc's coastline, can get quite congested in summer carrying traffic to Languedoc's popular beach resorts, as well as traffic to and from Provence and Spain.