Canal Royal and Mont Saint-Clair, Sète
Sète grew from 1666 around the port Louis XIV built as the Mediterranean outlet of the Canal du Midi.
Scenario: 7 November 2026 · 23:15 Europe/Paris
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Sète grew from 1666 around the port Louis XIV built as the Mediterranean outlet of the Canal du Midi. The Canal Royal cuts through the town between the sea and the Étang de Thau, lined with trawlers and quayside restaurants, while the 175-metre Mont Saint-Clair rises behind it — the town of Paul Valéry and Georges Brassens, and France's great Mediterranean fishing port.
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