The historic center boasts a stunning rural heritage. The Notre-Dame de l’Assomption de la Vierge Church, built in the 19th century, features a beautiful square bell tower topped with a wrought-iron campanile from the early 20th century. A stroll through the streets of Le Beausset reveals the facade and old door of the House of Marie Claire Dol, the Maison des Têtes dating back to the 14th century, the Saint-Louis Oratory, the Isnard Well which once served as a water source for residents, and the Place Jean Jaurès with its mossy fountain.
To the south of the Sainte-Baume Regional Natural Park, Le Beausset is set in a magnificent natural environment, surrounded by hills covered with pine forests. Numerous trails welcome hiking and cycling enthusiasts of all levels. Depending on your preferences, you can also try other activities near Le Beausset: horseback riding, golf, climbing, tree climbing, or even paragliding.
Motorsport enthusiasts will undoubtedly know the Paul Ricard Circuit, located just a few kilometers from Le Beausset. This circuit hosts the annual Bol d’Or, one of the most prestigious motorcycle endurance races.
Le Beausset is at the heart of an exceptional terroir, in a vineyard renowned for the quality of its wines. You can visit local producers directly or discover Provençal gastronomic specialties. Three weekly markets are held in Le Beausset, showcasing the region’s crafts and local products.
Want to stay in the South region? Thinking of staying in Le Beausset? Organize your stay by booking accommodation that suits you. You can contact the Tourist Office to discover various activities.
