The Roman Bridge near Juvignac was built in 1150. It is one of the most remarkable archaeological remains in Juvignac. The Mosson borders Juvignac for a length of 7.6 kilometres; its banks are now used by walkers and people engaging in sports.
Anyone planning a stay in Juvignac may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Tram line 3 serves Juvignac and reaches Montpellier city centre at Gare Saint-Roch station in 26 minutes.
Culture
The central pavilion in Parc des Thermes is evidence of a thermal complex established in the mid-19th century. The source of the Valadière is located in Parc des Thermes in Fontcaude. The water from this spring has a natural temperature of around 25°C.
The restored Buvette de la Valadière reopened to the public in February 2026 in Parc des Thermes in Juvignac.
Parc des Thermes has tables for chess, draughts and table tennis. The extensive meadows of Parc des Thermes are suitable for walks with the family.
Nature
Parc Saint-Hubert, created in 2004, is a four-hectare green space in the centre of Juvignac. It is designed as a place for walks, a play area and outdoor events.
The municipal hiking trail “Le long de la Mosson” is 5.5 kilometres long and has a stated walking time of 1 hour and 40 minutes.
Leisure
Golf de Fontcaude includes a practice facility as well as an 18-hole course and a 9-hole course. The international golf course at Golf de Fontcaude is set in an 80-hectare garrigue landscape.
