What to see in Entre-Vignes (formerly Saint-Christol)

Located between Nîmes and Montpellier, Entre-Vignes (formerly Saint-Christol) is a charming village in the Pays de Lunel, in the heart of the Hérault department. Surrounded by vineyards and bathed in sunshine, it embodies the gentle way of life of the south of France, between the Mediterranean and the garrigue.

Discover the wine heritage

• The Maison des Vins du Pays de Lunel: a must-visit for discovering local wines, including the famous Muscat de Lunel, the region’s iconic sweet wine.
• The Entre-Vignes wine estates: meet passionate winegrowers who open their cellars for authentic tours and tastings.
• The wine trail: a marked walking trail through the vineyards, with information panels explaining the terroir and how the vines are cultivated.

Heritage and village

• The historic centre of Saint-Christol: cobbled streets, stone façades and a southern atmosphere invite you to stroll around.
• Saint-Christophe Church, with its typical Languedoc bell tower, has watched over the village since the 12th century.
• The weekly local market showcases regional producers: olive oil, cheese, honey, wine, fruit and vegetables from the area.

Nature, walks and leisure activities

• The surrounding scrubland offers magnificent trails for hiking, mountain biking or horse riding.
• In the immediate vicinity, the Camargue Regional Nature Park and the beaches of Le Grau-du-Roi or La Grande-Motte (just 25 minutes away) are ideal for enjoying a nature or seaside getaway.
• The neighbouring villages, such as Lunel, Villetelle and Sommières, are also worth a visit for their medieval heritage and lively markets.

Culture and lifestyle

• Les Estivales d’Entre-Vignes: concerts, night markets and gourmet events in summer.
• The Jazz Festival in Lunel and the local ferias complete a festive programme that is typical of the Languedoc region.

In the immediate vicinity

• Pont Ambroix in Villetelle (Roman ruins on the Vidourle river)
• Ambrussum Museum (Gallo-Roman archaeology)
• Sommières and its Saturday market, one of the most famous in the Gard region
• Montpellier (30 mins): historic centre, museums, gardens and restaurants
• Nîmes (35 mins): amphitheatre, Maison Carrée and Roman heritage listed by UNESCO