Montpellier highlights eight participatory budget projects

The city of Montpellier is showcasing eight urban development projects funded through its participatory budget. From November 7 to December 8, the municipality is highlighting various improvements designed and selected by local residents to enhance their living environment.

Key projects include the redevelopment of a former roundabout on Rue Frédéric Fabrèges in the Prés d’Arènes sector, which created 1,500 square meters of pedestrian space and 900 square meters of greenery at a cost of 414,000 euros. Additionally, a new artistic and natural playground at the Restanque third-place will be inaugurated on November 21, following its top ranking in the 2025 participatory budget votes.

Other featured developments include a new agora in the Cévennes district at the Bartolomé de Las Casas park.