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Chapelle Saint-Clément

Historic site and monument
La Garde-Freinet
The chapel was built in the 17th Century, as a replacement for a former and much more ancient one. Its origin might go back to a private foundation of an estate of the late antiquity.

Chapelle Saint-Eloi

Historic site and monument
La Garde-Freinet
This small chapel is situated exactly on the pass of the "Freinet" at the entrance of the village and dates probably from the 15th Century. Longtime the chapel was looked after by farm people, for St Eloi is the protector of agricultural activities and especially of farm animals.

Eglise Saint-Clément

Historic site and monument
La Garde-Freinet
The parish church is dedicated to St Clement, patron saint of the commune. Its situation dates probably from the Middle-Ages. It was rebuilt from 1782 to 1787 in response to the growth in population.

La Croix des Maures

Historic site and monument
La Garde-Freinet
The cross with the effigy of the Christ is one of the symbols of the village. The memory day is the 3rd May (St Cross's and St Clements Day, patron saint of the village.

Wind mill of Bestagne

Historic site and monument
Gassin
Remains of 2 windmills.

Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-la-Consolation

11th C
Gassin
Built in a rural setting, this chapel used to be the village parish till the actual church was built in 1558.

Menhir du Prat Bourdin et du Pré de la Pierre Enchantée

Historic site and monument
Plan-de-la-Tour
The menhirs of Prat-Bourdin and the one at Pré de la Pierre Enchantée are not in their original locations, moved in modern times to serve as boundary stones.

Porte de la Maison du Maure

listed (CMN)
Saint-Tropez
The doorway to the so called "Maison du Maure," which dates from the late 16th century, is listed on the Supplementary Inventory of Historic Monuments.

L’Eglise Saint Martin / Le clocher et son horloge

Historic site and monument
Plan-de-la-Tour
Since 1723, the church of Saint Martin has had the double title of Saint Peter and Saint Martin. It is a privileged witness to the birth of the commune of Plan de la Tour.

Lavoir Vasserot

listed (CMN)
Saint-Tropez
This covered wash house was built in 1862 by architect, Charles Albert Vasserot.

La Hune, maison de Paul Signac

listed (CMN)
Saint-Tropez

Bailli de Suffren Statue

Historic site and monument
Saint-Tropez
Suffren, who was a remarkable tactician and intrepid fighter, remains one of history's most important naval figures, alongside Nelson and Ruyter. He was, in fact, nicknamed "Admiral Satan" by the English.