Tielle, macaronade, oysters and mussels from the Thau lagoon… take a look at our restaurant recommendations for tasting the specialities of Sète.

Fan of the French TF1 TV series “Demain Nous Appartient” ? Discover the filming location and visit Sète!

Explore the narrow lanes of Mont Saint-Clair on foot and stroll around the traditional villas dating from the early 19th century, while enjoying breathtaking views at every turn!

The quintessential fishermen’s quarter, a long way from Sète city centre, has carefully preserved its traces of the past, with picturesque narrow streets, fishermen’s cottages and centuries of history.

Between the sandy beaches, the blue waves, the historic monuments and the picturesque districts of Sète. You’ll feel like you’re on holiday when you visit Sète.

A total of 11 beaches stretching over 14 km where you can relax in the sun, sip cocktails and enjoy tapas with your feet in the sand…

What is a “pouffre”? Sète celebrates the octopus through one of its gastronomic specialities: ‘tielle de pouffre’. Discover it and its Italian origins.

Here are some ideas for activities to do in Sète with children when it rains, so you can have a great time while staying dry!

This guide helps you choose the perfect Airbnb in Sète for a comfortable and well-informed stay.

The cemeteries on this unique town attract numerous tourists and visitors, particularly to the graves of the emblematic Sète singer Georges Brassens and the famous poet Paul Valéry.