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Lavoir de l'Arlatane

Historic site and monument
Gassin
The Arlatane washhouse is an element of the gassinois rural heritage. On the outskirts of the village, it is located on the Sources trail, along the path to Notre-Dame-de-la-Consolation chapel. It recalls the importance of water in Provence.

Statue de Brigitte Bardot

Historic site and monument
Saint-Tropez

Chapel Minuty

19th C
Gassin
The chapel of the Minuty estate is a chapel built in the 19th century on the estate, but before the castle. This small building, built in the heart of the vineyards, has a unique romantic charm.

Oratoire Minuty

19th C
Gassin
The oratory of the Minuty district rises on the domain of the famous classified (crû classé) castle of Gassin. It is a simple oratory, surrounded by greenery and surrounded by ivy. It gave its name to a famous cuvée from the vineyard, the cuvée de l'Oratoire.

Place des Lices

Historic site and monument
Saint-Tropez
The Place des Lices is a must-see in Saint-Tropez. Right in the heart of the village, it's a lively place, with its many shops, bars and restaurants, and above all its market, which welcomes you on Tuesdays and Saturdays.

Portes remarquables

listed (CMN)
Gassin
As you wander through the picturesque streets of this village, listed as one of the most beautiful in France, you'll discover a dozen ancient gates dating back to the period when the village extended beyond its original ramparts.

Cimetière de Gassin

listed (CMN)
Gassin
The cemetery of Gassin has been located at the northern entrance to the village since 1881, succeeding the two cemeteries in the village. At the end of the hill which shelters the village, the peaceful view extends over the plain and to the sea. It shelters the bodies of personalities.

Menhirs in Grimaud

Historic site and monument
Grimaud
Grimaud still has menhirs dating from the Neolithic period.

Le Palais des Sirènes

Historic site and monument
Sainte-Maxime
The Palace of the Mermaids is one of a series of three Art Deco buildings built in 1929 by Henri Bret in Sainte-Maxime, Saint-Raphaël and Cannes, where architecture worked on the idea of the monumental angle, crowned by a pediment.

The building is built at the corner of two structuring streets of the new seaside resort being built: the avenue de la Gare (currently Jean-Jaurès) which connected the station to the beach and the casino, and the "boulevard du Littoral". The main feature of this

Roman villa

Historic site and monument
La Croix-Valmer
The Roman villa of Pardigon, which covers 3,500 m², is one of the largest Roman sea villas on the Gallic coast.

Eglise du Hameau de La Mourre

Historic site and monument
La Garde-Freinet
The church ist dedicated to the assumption of the Virgin Mary.

Presbytère

listed (CMN)
Gassin