This 16th century chapel offers an impressive collection of 20th-century greets such as Bonnard, Dufy, Seurat, Utrillo, Vuillard and Matisse.

From this 17th century citadel you have a beautiful view of the bay of Saint Tropez; just because of this the Citadel is already worth a visit! The citadel houses the Musee Naval de la Citadelle. Some impressive guns are located on the site of the citadel . The walled garden and the amphitheater is also worth a visit.

When; Tuesday and Saturday morning (8 am-1 pm). Pure joy! On this large and very nice market you will find delicious regional products like meat, cheese, olives, herbs and jams. Also with clothes and a small brocante section. Very popular. If you take the boat from Sainte Maxime or Les Issambres, make sure you depart on time!

Do you want to rent a boat to sail around in Port Grimaud? Then Barques electriques de Port Grimaud is a good address. You can drive these boats without a license. Experience the Venice of France from the water!

On top of a hill of 325m high, you'll find the moulins of Paillas. You can go there either on foot or by car. If you want to drive by car, drive through the center of Ramatuelle, take Rue de la Mairie and follow direction Gasssin. This road takes you to an open area where the only restored mill is located. Until the 19th century the mills were used.

From the distance it seems like an ancient castle tower. When you get closer you will see that there is not much left of this 11th century castle. The castle served as a retreat for the locals and viewpoint in case of imminent danger. The view from what used to be the windows is beautiful!

This gathering of different classes of old and new sailboats taking place in late September - early October brings to France about 4,000 sailors from all over the world. The special sailboats will guarantee a grand spectacle in the Gulf of Saint Tropez. For more information and the program, visit the website of Le Voiles.

On the 140-meter high Paillas-Hill, in the middle of the Saint-Tropez peninsula, lies the picturesque town of Ramatuelle. Stroll through the narrow streets and enjoy the colourful houses. Ramatuelle is famous for its beautiful beach Pampelonne. This fine sandy beach is about five km long, the sea water is crystal clear and you will find many creeks and covesm as well. Pampelonne beach extends from Cap Pinet to the Cap Camarat. There are many beach clubs, including the mundane Tahiti Plage, Nikki Beach and Club 55. Although the Pampelonne Beach is often mentioned in one breath with Saint-Tropez it is actually on the territory of Ramatuelle. In addition to the many private beaches you will also find public beaches. On Pampellone Beach there is a beach club that is open all year round: la Plage des Jumeaux.

Saint-Tropez is an absolute must during a holiday at the Côte d'Azur. You can go by car, but in high season we advise you to go by boat. You can park your car at the port Port Grimaud in Sainte-Maxime and from there you take the ferry to Saint-Tropez. This 'bateau vert' goes a few times per hour and your not affected with file, parking problems and stress. Also, sailing along the Bay of Saint Tropez on a hot summer day is a fun activity and refreshing!

This museum, opened in 2016, is dedicated to the French Gendarmerie and the film industry of Saint-Tropez. The building housed the local gendarmerie until 2003. The interactive museum features various rooms about the city's film industry and gendarmerie.