Waterfall Sillans la Cascade, originated from a tributary of the Argens, is hidden between meadows and a forest with ancient trees. After you park the car in a nearby parking lot, you can walk through the footpath to the waterfall. The last part to the waterfall is not suitable for buggies so keep that in mind. It's a nice place for a picnic and cooling on hot days guaranteed when visiting this waterfall with a decay of more than 40 meters!

Probably the most beautiful castle in the Var! This castle from the 11th century was fully restored in the 17th century. Architect le Notre, who also designed the gardens of Versailles, also designed the garden for this castle. The castle is private property. You can get a tour; check the website for actual timetables.

Chateau Thuerry is located in the heart of the Parc Naturel du Haut-Var Verdon. It is a modern wine house with a domain of 340 hectares of wine and olive groves. The vineyards are located between the three villages Villecroze, Flayosc and Tourtour. The unique location of this vineyard provides protection from the wind and is ideally positioned for the sun. The grapes on this domain are handpicked. This winery combines tradition with the latest insights, making it possible to produce quality wines that are highly regarded in many countries.

This wine domain has been owned by the same family since 1896. The fifth generation now manages the domain. Olivier Forni combines two qualities which characterize his own person as well as the wine he produces (AOP Côtes de Provence): contemporary but authentic Provençaals! The bottle (and website) of its wine clearly also delivers this signal: quality wine in a nice modern bottle! You can taste (and buy) the wine at the domain.

The truffle market in Aups is on every Thursday morning in the period from late november until the end of February (sometimes until mid March). On the square in front of the Town Hall of Aups appear the tables, the scales and of course the baskets of truffles. All the baskets are carefully covered with a tea towel to prevent dehydration. And then...wait for the customers!