This small town has preserved an authentic and bustling village core, with its shops, restaurants, and cafes. Lorgues boasts an attractive historical heritage. The Saint-Martin Collegiate Church rises above the village houses: built in the 18th century, it measures 51 meters in length and 31 meters in width. Lorgues also houses several chapels (Saint Ferréol, Benva), fountains, and washhouses that you can explore on a tourist circuit.
The Dracénie region (the natural area around Draguignan) is renowned for its landscapes. You can engage in activities such as hiking, cycling, mountain biking, horseback riding, tree climbing, and rock climbing. The beaches of the Mediterranean Sea are about forty kilometers away by road.
You can also take advantage of your stay in Lorgues to discover the Provence terroir. Var is known for its wines, olive oil, sweets, jams, honey, and regional dishes. You can savor the local cuisine at restaurants. Every Tuesday morning, Lorgues hosts one of the most beautiful Provençal markets in the region.
Our website offers hundreds of ideas for activities and visits for the whole family. If you wish to stay in Lorgues or its surroundings, numerous campsites, hotels, and bed and breakfast accommodations welcome you in the Var department. We help you find accommodation that meets your various criteria.
The Lorgues Tourist Office will provide you with advice on available activities and tourist sites.