Canal du Midi in Languedoc-Roussillon

Canal du midi
11120 Ventenac-en-Minervois

The Repudre Waterway, built at the end of the 17th century in Ventenac-en-Minervois, is the world's first navigable canal bridge, integrating the Canal du Midi to cross the eponymous creek.

11700 Azille

The Canal du Midi, a 17th century hydraulic masterpiece located in Occitanie, links Toulouse to the Mediterranean. Ranked at UNESCO, this 241 km royal canal, designed by Pierre-Paul Riquet, revolutionized river transport in France.

Canal du midi
34300 Agde

The Pont Saint-Joseph d'Agde, built in the 17th century, is an emblematic work of the Canal du Midi located in the city of Agde, Occitanie. He testifies to the hydraulic engineering of this period.

Canal du midi
11700 La Redorte

The expanse of the Silver-Double, built in the 17th century in La Redorte, Occitanie, is a hydraulic structure of the Canal du Midi allowing to evacuate excess water. It has been listed as a historical monument since 1996.

Canal du midi
34310 Capestang

The Epanchoir du Fer de Mulet, a 17th century hydraulic structure, is part of the Canal du Midi in Capestang, Occitanie. It illustrates the engineering of this period for water management.

Canal du midi
34450 Vias

The dam lock of Vias, built in the 19th century on the Canal du Midi, is an innovative hydraulic structure located in Vias en Occitanie, allowing the crossing of the River Libron.

Canal du midi
11800 Trèbes

The canal bridge of the Orbiel, built at the end of the 17th century in Trèbes, is an aqueduct of the Canal du Midi crossing the river Orbiel. Ranked a historic monument in 1950, it illustrates the hydraulic engineering of Vauban.

Canal du midi
11700 Blomac

The triple lock of Fontfile, built around 1674 on the Canal du Midi, is a set of three locks located in Blomac, Occitanie. This 17th century historical monument illustrates the hydraulic engineering of Pierre-Paul Riquet.