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Château du Grimaud

Côte d'Azur


Built over an 11th-century predecessor in the 13th, and extended in the 15th, this chateau was destroyed during the Wars of Religion (1562–98). Rebuilt in the 17th century, it was wrecked again during the French Revolution, leaving the picturesque shell that surmounts the town today.


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In a gracefully converted 16th-century chapel, this small but famous museum showcases an impressive collection of modern art infused with that legendary…

2. Vieux Port

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Yachts line the harbour (as their uniformed crews diligently scrub them) and visitors stroll the quays at the picturesque old port. In front of the sable…

3. Bailli de Suffren Statue

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A cast from a 19th-century cannon peers out to sea here. The bailli (bailiff), Pierre André de Suffren (1729–88), was a sailor who fought with a Tropezien…

4. Tour Suffren

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5. La Ponche

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Shrug off the hustle of the port in St-Tropez’ historic fishing quarter, La Ponche, northeast of the Vieux Port. From the southern end of quai Frédéric…

6. Église de St-Tropez

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8. Place des Lices

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