Agde, France
Tourism

Agde, situated at the mouth of the Hérault between Sète and Béziers, was originally a Phocaean settlement. The name comes from the Greek agathos, "good". It is a town of picturesque narrow streets, with three churches, including the 12th C. Cathedral of St-Etienne (originally fifth C.), a fortified church with thick walls of black volcanic stone