We stayed in the Ibis Comedie which straddles the border between Place de la Comedie and Antigone…read moreand one of the entrances was ride outside our hotel. We spend more time walking around the mall taking pictures both days we were at Montpellier. Because the first day was New Years Day, most places were closed but the holiday decorations were still around and when stores opened the second day, it was a great place to take pictures. Most of the stores are similar to what you'd find in American malls with some local brands as well. Architecturally, it looks really complex and in an classy structure compared to some American malls.

Nice small, beautiful town! Located in the area called antigone, this mall is full of people and…read morelife. Antigone itself is a beautiful area, a mix of old and new architecture.

For as long as I can remember, "la FNAC" has been the place to go when you needed Madonna's last…read morealbum, to the latest Apple product and even a book or some obscure book you couldn't get anywhere. It is still today a great place to find most anything, but with the amount of new technologies, you may find one or two things of anything, but with a little choice. I needed a microphone, and all they had was 1 model. I didn't like it. I needed a printer that was compact and yet very performance, and though they had about fifteen to chose from, none were compact and small. One thing you can count on, is the employees' knowledge. Find the right employee for the right department and you'll get your answer. Prices can be cheaper then other shops, or extremely expensive, so watch the prices. The store is large and conveniently located in the "Polygone" so you may park right there or easily get to it from the tram on the La Comedie Plaza stop. Not a lot of choices, but a little of most anything.