ACORE

I am not into bullfighting so this is more of a review of the Arènes de Béziers from a historical and cultural point of view. For residents, August can be a boon or a bane as it the month of the feria when hordes of tourists descend on the city to watch bullfighting or simply take part in the merrymaking. True, the feria brings in revenue to businesses but for those who live near the arena, the noise level can be bothersome. There are several nice restaurants directly facing the arena, a protected heritage site completed in 1901 by architects Carlier, father and son. They mixed bricks, cut stone and reinforced cement. The arena hosts not only (bullfighting activities, introduced in the south of France in the 19th century) but also concerts.

Nice and traditional arena. We came from Switzerland to watch a Bullfight. It was an awesome experience. We recommend highly the Féria de Béziers, which is held annually in August.

Very impressive arena used for bull 🐂 ring and concerts

Good open air venue for music, shows and food/beverage festivals (NB bullfights are a rarity now, never seen one). You need tickets for most gigs. Seats near the front are quite close together, but you get the best views. Usually hosts a free orchestra event with fireworks during the Béziers feria.

It's a beautiful arena. However, bull fighting was not for us.

It's a good stadium, just very difficult to enter and exit. Took around 25-30 minutes to get into.

Great historical arena. Affordable drinks and snacks from the guys walking around. Great time with our family.

Great location :) I would prefer to have Toilets with at least one small mirrow :) and paper for hands