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Loupian France tourist information

Loupian is a village on the site of a Roman villa, near the Etang de Thau in Languedoc Rousssillon.

A little of the original fortification of the village remains, including the 14th century fortified gates, some sections of wall and the clock tower. The town contains several streets of attractive ancient houses.

There are two very attractive churches in the village - the Church of Saint-Hippolyte (see photo) with its unusual polyganal tower and the Church of Saint-Cecile a little outside the town.

The significant remains of a Roman villa can be seen at Pres-Bas, one kilometre away, including some good mosaics (the mosaics are classified as a Historic Monument). The villa was once an important centre for wine production and export.

See also Bouzigues, Meze and Balaruc-le-Vieux, other towns on the Etang de Thau

Loupian: tourist information, map, travel plans and gites

Statue in wall niche, Loupian
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Map of Loupian, France
Travel, hotels and holiday gites, Loupian

See the Visit Loupian section above for gites and hotels local to the area. For more general French travel options, see the Gites in France listings, or French holidays for other holidays, and Travel to France for ferries, Loupian car-hire, eurotunnel, cheap flights etc.

 

Places to visit - Loupian

Any places listed above are within about 20-25 km (as the crow flies)

 

Information and photos of Loupian, France

This Loupian tourism guide, has information and holidays and photos when available. If you have any photos or relevant information please send them to us! Full credit will be given if they are used.

 

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