Art is celebrated in the city’s museums including Saint-Tropez’s maritime museum, the Annonciade Museum, and the Gendarmerie and Cinema Museum. Take advantage of your holidays to stroll through the picturesque alleys of the city, you will appreciate all its Provencal village charm. You cannot miss the colorful bell tower of the parish church of Saint-Tropez. Built in the Italian Baroque style, it has become the symbol of the city.
The bay of Saint-Tropez is one of the most beautiful in France. It offers a privileged natural setting for the practice of water sports. Among the most famous beaches, the Pampelonnebeach is undoubtedly the most frequented in the city. Nature lovers will be able to explore the hiking trails that crisscross the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, an exceptional area to discover. Like many towns and villages on the coast, such as Ramatuelle, Gassin, Cogolin, Grimaud or Sainte-Maxime, Saint-Tropez is no exception to the rule and reveals its charm through the colorful and scented stalls of local producers. On market days, you can take the opportunity to meet the locals and taste the specialties of the region such as aioli, pistou soup, pissaladière, tarte tropézienne…
