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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

This covered wash house was built in 1862 by architect, Charles Albert Vasserot.

La Hune, maison de Paul Signac

Bailli de Suffren Statue

Historic site and monument

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.

La Porte des Sarrazins

The Porte des Sarrazins was the main entrance to the walls of the medieval fort of Garcin. It was opened in the walls of the ramparts, leï Barri, around the 14th century.

Château de la Moutte - Domaine Emile Ollivier

Owned by the Conservatoire du Littoral and managed by the Ville de Saint-Tropez, Château de la Moutte was once the property of Émile Ollivier, Napoleon III's last head of government.

Chapelle Sainte-Anne

Classified (CMN)

Chapelle du Couvent - saint Tropez hors les murs

Historic site and monument

Built in 1764, this chapel is listed on the Inventaire Supplémentaire des Monuments Historiques. It was fully restored between 2010 and 2014.

Le Latitude 43

Villa Lou Perou, maison d'Eileen Gray

Historic site and monument

Cimetière marin

Historic site and monument

It was relocated in 1776 to the Pré des Pêcheurs and then to its current location in 1815. This is one of the rare seaside cemeteries in France and enjoys breathtaking views over the Gulf of Saint-Tropez and ‘Les Canebiers’ bay.

Chapelle de la Miséricorde

The Chapelle de la Miséricorde is located in the center of town, on rue Gambetta, in the former district of the village's great sailing families. Dating from the mid-17th century, it was the chapel of the Confrérie des pénitents noirs.