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Rodez (France)

Rodez (France)

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RDZ

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Flight Time

12~13 hours

The flight time to Rodez (France) is approximately 12~13 hours. Find out more about the history, economy, climate and transportation options before you visit Rodez (France).

Rodez

Rodez is a French city located in the Pyrenees next to the Spanish border. Rodez was established by the Celts in the 5th Century BC, and later become a Roman town. Rodez was a major commercial center until the 19th Century, when its importance declined. Rodez is now an administrative center for the surrounding region. Rodez has a Mediterranean climate, with hot summers and cool dry winter due to its altitude.

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Travel FAQs

Q. What is the weather like in Rodez?


A. The weather in Rodez is similar to the nearby Mediterranean area with extremely hot summers. The winters in Rodez, however, are much colder because of how high in the mountains Rodez lies. The altitude of Rodez also means that it has very low precipitation compared to the Mediterranean area, which means that the summers are dry instead of humid and a large draw for tourist tickets during this season.

Q. Is Rodez a safe city?


A. Rodez is a small city high in the mountains, so there is not much crime. Many people buy tickets for Rodez because it is a very safe place for hiking and camping.

Q. Is Rodez a tourist friendly city?


A. Tourism is one of the biggest industries in Rodez, so the accommodations and services are well-developed. There are a wide range of hotels and restaurants that cater to travelers of all sorts. There are also a number of tourist service companies offering tickets for various attractions and activities.

Q. Does the Tour de France pass through Rodez?


A. The Tour de France passes through Rodez, and many travelers buy tickets for Rodez so that they can watch the race from one of the best vantage points. There are no tickets for the Tour de France, so the best viewing locations go to the people who show up the earliest to claim them.