Push open the doors of the Palais de Justice.
The Montpellier Court of Appeal sits in a courthouse whose construction was completed in 1853. Discover these highly symbolic premises and the history of the Civil Code, created by a Montpellier man, as you tour the courtrooms.
Since its recent restoration, Montpellier's Palais de Justice has impressed passers-by even more. Its Corinthian columns, sculpted pediment and high steps give it the air of a temple, commanding respect and authority. This tour takes you on a journey of discovery of this 19th-century monument.
Learn about its history and current events in the various courtrooms, and discover the work of Jean-Jacques Régis de Cambacérès, the Montpellier-born father of the Civil Code.
A journey to the heart of one of law's great institutions.
The Montpellier Court of Appeal sits in a courthouse whose construction was completed in 1853. Discover these highly symbolic premises and the history of the Civil Code, created by a Montpellier man, as you tour the courtrooms.
Since its recent restoration, Montpellier's Palais de Justice has impressed passers-by even more. Its Corinthian columns, sculpted pediment and high steps give it the air of a temple, commanding respect and authority. This tour takes you on a journey of discovery of this 19th-century monument.
Learn about its history and current events in the various courtrooms, and discover the work of Jean-Jacques Régis de Cambacérès, the Montpellier-born father of the Civil Code.
A journey to the heart of one of law's great institutions.
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Access
- Motorway : A9 sortie Montpellier centre at 5km
- Railway station : Montpellier Saint Roch at 1km