Celleneuve district

Before becoming part of Montpellier, Celleneuve was a small, independent village. Narrow streets and old houses are still a reminder of its history. Witness to its past, the 11th-century Saint-Sauveur church is one of Montpellier's oldest religious buildings. Murals decorate the walls of the district. These street paintings give Celleneuve a colorful, artistic touch.

The Celleneuve market is a great place to buy fresh, local produce. There are also several small shops and cafés where you can enjoy the friendly neighborhood atmosphere. Green spaces like the Parc du Belvédère allow you to relax and enjoy a little nature in the city.