Rue de l'Aiguillerie is a street in the historic Écusson, the old centre of Montpellier in the Occitania region of southern France. It sits in the Montpellier old town, and its address is simply Rue de l'Aiguillerie, 34000 Montpellier.
What to expect
The lane is a medieval street lined with old stone facades. It makes a relaxed visit rather than a destination with a single set piece: you walk its stretch slowly, looking up at the older buildings and taking in the character of the old town around you.
- A short, atmospheric walk through the medieval heart of the city
- Old stone facades that give a clear sense of the Écusson's older streets
- An easy starting point for exploring the surrounding quarter on foot
Around the street
The lane is best combined with the streets, squares and small shops of the city centre nearby. Boutiques and cafés in the area make it easy to pause between stops, and a stroll here can fill a few hours without any planning beyond choosing which way to turn next.
Because the street is compact, it suits a visitor who enjoys wandering without a fixed route. Allow time to look around rather than treating it as a quick passage, and let the mix of old architecture and everyday city life set the pace of your visit.