Draguignan

Draguignan is located in the Provence Verte, a tourist region in the Var department. The old county town has a strong Provencal culture, with its historic centre built around the Tour de l’Horloge. You can walk through the alleys and streets to discover monuments and tourist attractions. The dolmen of “La pierre de la fée” is a prehistoric relic, while the Saint-Sauveur chapel dates from the Middle Ages and belonged to the Knights Hospitallers of Saint John of Jerusalem. The Rhône memorial and the American cemetery recall the D-Day landings in Provence, a major battle of the Second World War.

The town of Draguignan has a privileged location in the Nartuby valley. Hiking enthusiasts, whether beginners or experienced, can follow many marked trails. Provence Verte also offers numerous routes to follow by bike, mountain bike or horseback, and is known for its climbing sites. As for the terroir of Provence, it is an invitation to gourmet pleasures, with sun-drenched fruit and vegetables, honey sweets and many other tasty specialities to be discovered on the local markets or in restaurants.

The Draguignan Tourist Office will inform you about the many activities on offer in the region, the monuments, museums and remarkable natural sites that await your visit. Hotel, campsite, bed and breakfast or seasonal rental? You can also find accommodation by discovering our selection or by contacting the Tourist Office.