Culture
The Garrigue is one of the landscapes of Murles. The Pierre du Banel and the Caisse des Morts, both prehistoric relics, are located in the Garrigue of Murles.
The tradition of the Baronnie de Caravètes is continued through enthronement ceremonies in Murles and Montpellier. As a traditional brotherhood originating from Languedoc, it holds a colourful enthronement ceremony every year.
The ruins of Château des Montlaur are medieval remains of an 11th-century fortress. The Église de la Nativité-de-Saint-Jean-Baptiste is a simple Romanesque building standing in isolation in the woods.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Murles can choose the town as a travel destination.
Landscape
The Bois de Valène woodland is part of the landscape of Murles. In the surroundings of Murles are the Montagne de la Sellette as a mountain, the Pic Saint-Loup as a peak, and the Montagne de Labat as a mountain.
The “De l'Arnède à Caravette” hiking trail offers views of the Garrigue and the Pic Saint-Loup.
Surroundings
The surroundings of Murles are home to the Artothèque de Montpellier, a closed museum, Carré Sainte-Anne, a museum, the Parc du Lunaret - Zoo de Montpellier, a zoo, the Musée Fabre, a museum, and the Abbaye du Vignogoul, a historical site.
“Initiation à la dégustation” is an introductory tasting experience.
