Very friendly and informative. I was able to buy a 48 hour pass to the major monuments and museums…read morein Avignon. They provided me with a map and lots of good advice. It's a good place to go for information and orientation. She also told me which museums were closed on Monday.

Very helpful clerk who introduced me to the city as well as helping me find some cultural events…read moreduring the week. Attached to the office is a vendor who sells tour packages. I was able to get the information I wanted, And will return to get some more information for day trips.

Get a nifty map when you visit Nimes. Worth a stop as you get ready to visit the numerous Roman…read moreruins that are well preserved within this walkable city.

This was a fairly large tourism office with a large counter at the back end and numerous guides in…read morethe front end. At least two of the three guides spoke fluent English but just because it's a tourism office, it's not necessarily a guarantee that that's the case. Because we came to Montpellier on our own (not with a guided tour), there wasn't anything particular we were looking for. Most of the city sights can be seen by walking, bus, or tram. Overall, they were helpful when needed and there's a lot of useful information and guides inside if you're a tourist or even from some other part of France coming here for vacation.

From the owner: L'office de Tourisme de Montpellier vous accueille toute l'année…read more (d'octobre à juin : du lundi au samedi, 9h30 - 18h, dimanche et jours fériés, 10h - 17h ; de juillet à septembre : du lundi au vendredi, 9h30 - 19h30, samedi, dimanche et jours fériés, 9h30 - 18h) afin de vous renseigner sur l'organisation de votre séjour (service de réservation en ligne au comptoir et par téléphone, organisation de visites guidées, découvertes de nos produits : City Card Montpellier, audio-guides...), et vous apporter un conseil personnalisé en anglais, espagnol, allemand, italien, hollandais et japonais.

From the owner: Conseil en séjour, tourisme, visites guidéesread more

I went there, and they were okay…read more Had a few pamphlets that were helpful, but most of them were in French. I tried to talk to them, but no one spoke much English. My own fault though for choosing to take Spanish in High School. They did tell me there was an English tours every Saturday at 10am. I'll probably check that out.

Great place to start! This is a pretty big tourist office with lots of options and a small gift…read moreshop. We had basically planned out our trip ahead of time so we just went into the tourist office to pay for our last tour. Note: Check out the tourist office website - http://www.aixenprovencetourism.com/ and you can always e-mail the tourist office before you arrive to book tickets, etc. We booked our tour for the Bibemus Quarries before we go to Aix and it was such a highlight even though the tour was only in French.