Brescou Fort

The sea crossing and tour of Fort Brescou is a pleasant way of discovering the history and natural beauty of the only volcanic island in Languedoc-Roussillon.
The Brescou Fort was built in 1586, and rebuilt as we see it today in 1680, probably along the lines of plans drawn up by Vauban. Brescou’s true role was that of State prison in the 18th Century, a sort of Bastille on the water. The Revolution imprisoned its suspects there, and the prison was finally closed in 1851.

Tariff : 3 €/adult, 1,50 €/child (boat ticket not included)
Boats leave from the Centre Port of Le Cap d’Agde and from the quays in Le Grau d’Agde.
Duration : 2h (boat trip and guided tour)

Information : 04 67 01 04 04

The city of Agde

Treasure hunt
For young and old, the Privateer Terrisse has hidden his treasure in the city of Agde.
Will you find his traces in the historic streets and alleys?
Will you solve the puzzle and unlock the mysteries of Agathé?
Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at 10.00 am, until 23 September. Meet at the Maison du Coeur de Ville, for two hours of entertainment.

Musée de l'Ephèbe and Musée Agathois

Musée de l'Ephèbe. Mas de la Clape. Le Cap d'Agde
Contact : musee.ephebe@ville-agde.fr - Phone 04 67 94 69 60
Musée agathois. 5, rue de la Fraternité. Agde
Contact : dau.darret@libertysurf.fr - Phone 04 67 94 82 51