The Carré Sainte-Anne sits in the old town of Saint-Firmin, one of the original nuclei of Montpellier. The church of Sainte-Anne was destroyed and rebuilt several times before taking its current form in the 19th century, when it was constructed in a neo-Gothic style as part of broader urban modernisation efforts.
Today it stands as the tallest building in the Écusson district, with its spire reaching 68 metres — making it a prominent landmark on the city skyline.
Visitors joining the guided tour will learn the full history of the site and embark on a journey through the different eras that shaped this exceptional building.