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Village of Saint-Tropez

A Legendary Destination...

Saint-Tropez, the renowned village of the French Riviera, is a legendary destination that combines glamour, history, and Provençal charm. A hotspot for artists, celebrities, and luxury enthusiasts, Saint-Tropez offers a unique experience that captivates all who visit.

The influence of Brigitte Bardot, an international star and iconic figure of the 1960s, has left an indelible mark on Saint-Tropez. The 1956 film And God Created Woman, directed by Roger Vadim, catapulted the village to global fame. Bardot's beauty and free spirit embodied the essence of Saint-Tropez: bohemian, glamorous, and timeless.

Must-See Attractions:

The Port of Saint-Tropez: A hub of activity, its spectacular yachts and lively terraces symbolize the village. Stroll along the quay and admire local artists displaying their Mediterranean-inspired works.

The Port of Saint-Tropez: A hub of activity, its spectacular yachts and lively terraces symbolize the village. Stroll along the quay and admire local artists displaying their Mediterranean-inspired works.

Old Town of Saint-Tropez: A maze of cobblestone streets lined with colorful houses. The Place des Lices, the heart of Provençal life, hosts a traditional market twice a week, offering delights like olive oil, honey, and the famous tarte tropézienne.

Notre-Dame-de-l’Assomption Church: This iconic church with its visible bell tower is a must-see. Inside, discover a statue of Saint-Tropez, the village's patron saint.

Annonciade Museum: Home to an impressive collection of modern art, it highlights Saint-Tropez's artistic history, having inspired painters like Signac and Matisse.

The Citadel of Saint-Tropez: The Citadel majestically overlooks the village and offers a spectacular panoramic view of the gulf. Built in the 17th century to protect Saint-Tropez from maritime invasions, it is a remarkable example of Renaissance military architecture.

Today, it houses the Maritime History

Museum, which tells the rich nautical past of

the people of Saint-Tropez through captivating

exhibitions.

The Citadel of Saint-Tropez: The Citadel majestically overlooks the village and offers a spectacular panoramic view of the gulf. Built in the 17th century to protect Saint-Tropez from maritime invasions, it is a remarkable example of Renaissance military architecture. Today, it houses the Maritime History Museum, which tells the rich nautical past of the people of Saint-Tropez through captivating exhibitions.

Strolling along its ramparts, you’ll discover a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for a walk away

from the hustle and bustle. With its imposing bastions and surrounding landscapes, the

Citadel is both a historical testament and an iconic site of the French Riviera. It is a must-

visit to dive into local history and admire one of the most beautiful views of the

Mediterranean.

Château de la Moutte: Located in a serene setting, this historical gem is surrounded by palm trees and a wild beach. Each summer, it hosts the Les Nuits du Château de la Moutte classical music festival.

Saint-Tropez Beaches: Stroll along the famous Pampelonne Beach, known for its turquoise waters and exclusive beach clubs. Perfect for sunbathing or unwinding in a luxurious setting.

Saint-Tropez Beaches: Stroll along the famous Pampelonne Beach, known for its turquoise waters and exclusive beach clubs. Perfect for sunbathing or unwinding in a luxurious setting.

Coastal Hiking Trail: For nature enthusiasts, this trail offers spectacular views of cliffs and secluded coves, revealing a wilder side of the region.

Saint-Tropez, a culinary journey of a thousand faces...

Renowned for its glamour and art de vivre, Saint-Tropez also captivates with the diversity and quality of its gastronomic scene. In this iconic village of the French Riviera, restaurants come in a multitude of styles, reflecting both Provençal traditions and international influences.

Every alley, every beach, every square hides a charming spot, often run by passionate and creative chefs.

Whether you’re seeking a lunch on a terrace, a romantic dinner, or a festive feast by the sea, Saint-Tropez invites you on a rich, varied, and unforgettable culinary journey.

La Vague d'Or - Cheval Blanc St-Tropez

In a luxury hotel nestled among the pine trees, seemingly perched over the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, the restaurant offers an elegant, bright setting with a terrace and panoramic views of the bay.

La Vague d’Or is led by chef Arnaud Donckele, who presents creative Mediterranean cuisine, blending land and sea products with remarkable technical precision.

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In a luxury hotel nestled among the pine trees, seemingly perched over the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, the restaurant offers an elegant, bright setting with a terrace and panoramic views of the bay. La Vague d’Or is led by chef Arnaud Donckele, who presents creative Mediterranean cuisine, blending land and sea products with remarkable technical precision.

La Ponche

Located in the historic La Ponche district, facing the sea and the small beach of the same name, and housed in a Tropezian house full of history — once frequented by Brigitte Bardot, Romy Schneider, and Boris Vian — the place exudes authenticity and relaxed elegance.

Under the direction of chef Thomas Danigo, the restaurant offers Mediterranean cuisine focused on seasonal vegetables, fresh fish of the day, meats, and local products.

Moderne cuisine - €€€

Located in the historic La Ponche district, facing the sea and the small beach of the same name, and housed in a Tropezian house full of history — once frequented by Brigitte Bardot, Romy Schneider, and Boris Vian — the place exudes authenticity and relaxed elegance. Under the direction of chef Thomas Danigo, the restaurant offers Mediterranean cuisine focused on seasonal vegetables, fresh fish of the day, meats, and local products.

La Table de Léon

La Table de Léon is located in a typical pedestrian alley that exudes a cozy and friendly atmosphere, perfect for a relaxed meal in the town center.

It’s an ideal spot for a simple, generous, and flavorful lunch or dinner, in an intimate and unpretentious setting.

A quality option at gentle prices, treasured like a gem in touristy Saint-Tropez.

Mediterranean cuisine - €€

La Table de Léon is located in a typical pedestrian alley that exudes a cozy and friendly atmosphere, perfect for a relaxed meal in the town center. It’s an ideal spot for a simple, generous, and flavorful lunch or dinner, in an intimate and unpretentious setting. A quality option at gentle prices, treasured like a gem in touristy Saint-Tropez.

Nightlife and Events:

Saint-Tropez is synonymous with vibrant nightlife. From gourmet restaurants to elegant bars and iconic clubs like Les Caves du Roy, the village buzzes with energy.

Prestigious events such as the Voiles de Saint-Tropez, a gathering of exceptional sailboats, add to the magic. This blend of maritime tradition and contemporary elegance is quintessentially Saint-Tropez.

Timeless Appeal:

Despite its global fame, Saint-Tropez retains its Provençal charm, offering visitors an authentic and memorable experience. With its blend of natural beauty, vibrant culture, and undeniable prestige, Saint-Tropez is an unmissable destination on the French Riviera.

How to Get There:

• By car: (87 km – 1h30)

• By boat: (1h15)

Operated by Compagnie Trans Côte d’Azur, the ferry runs from Cannes from

mid-May to late October:

Departure from Cannes Port at 10:00 AM

Schedule:

- May - June: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday

- July - August: Daily

- September: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday

- Until October 21: Tuesday and Saturday

During the journey, marvel at the Mediterranean Sea and the French Riviera.