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The 10 Must-See Attractions in Saint-Tropez

Here is a selection of 10 places and activities you won’t want to miss in Saint-Tropez. Of course, this list is by no means exhaustive! Our website and our reception team at the harbor will help you explore the village even further.

Feel free to ask our vacation advisors for recommendations and check out our social media channels to discover even more great spots, ideas, and the latest news.

1. A stroll through the Old Port and the old village

Early in the morning, when the water in the bay is still calm, take a stroll along the port, passing by its colorful facades and terraces. Stop for a coffee at Sénéquier, overlooking the yachts and sailboats at anchor.

Continue your stroll through the picturesque, history-steeped alleyways of the old town, dominated by the iconic red-and-ochre bell tower of the Notre-Dame de l’Assomption church. Let yourself be charmed by its small squares, facades, and numerous art galleries.

2. The Annonciade Museum

Step into the serene atmosphere of a former chapel—now the Annonciade Museum—and discover works by Signac, Matisse, Camoin, Derain, Cross, and many other artists who left their mark on the Pointillist, Nabi, and Fauvist movements.

3. The Citadel and Its Museum

Take in the view from the Citadel of Saint-Tropez, built in the early 17th century, and enjoy an exceptional panoramic view of the Gulf.

Continue your visit at the Maritime History Museum, which traces Saint-Tropez’s rich maritime past and the history of generations of sailors from Saint-Tropez who have sailed the world’s seas.

4. The Gendarmerie and Cinema Museum

Brigitte Bardot, Louis de Funès, and cinema are an integral part of Saint-Tropez’s history. The Gendarmerie and Cinema Museum invites you to discover the many films shot in the village and to revisit, with a touch of nostalgia, the characters from the famous “Gendarmes de Saint-Tropez” series.

5. The Butterfly House

Discover the Butterfly House—the Dany Lartigue Museum—and its remarkable collections. Thousands of specimens are on display, including some particularly rare or endangered species.

Exotic butterflies and French diurnal species showcase their colors in this unique setting in the heart of the village.

6. The Beaches

Discover the natural side of Saint-Tropez and enjoy its beaches and coastline. Take the coastal trail from the Portalet Tower and continue your walk toward Canebiers Bay, Les Salins, and the legendary Pampelonne Beach.

7. Shopping

Stroll through the shopping streets of Saint-Tropez, where major luxury houses and brands sit side by side with independent boutiques and local designers.

Also discover the famous Tropezian sandals, handcrafted and custom-made for several generations—true symbols of local craftsmanship.

8. Saint-Tropez Specialties

You can’t talk about Saint-Tropez without mentioning the famous Tarte Tropézienne! This iconic specialty consists of a generous brioche filled with a mixture of two creams and sprinkled with sugar crystals.

Other delicacies are also part of Saint-Tropez’s culinary heritage, such as Sénéquier nougat.

To experience the flavors and aromas of Provence, head to the Saint-Tropez market, held every Tuesday and Saturday on the Place des Lices. Olives, goat cheese, jams, garlic, thyme, rosemary, and seasonal fruits and vegetables line the stalls.

Every morning, the fish market on Place aux Herbes also serves as a reminder of Saint-Tropez’s deep connection to the Mediterranean and its culinary traditions.

9. Fine Dining

Lunch overlooking the harbor, dinner on a narrow village street, or enjoying a terrace on a summer evening: Saint-Tropez offers a wide variety of culinary experiences.

The village’s many restaurants offer a variety of atmospheres and cuisines: fine dining, Provençal cuisine, Mediterranean specialties, international cuisine, and even street food.

It’s also a great opportunity to discover local products and wines from the Côtes de Provence.

10. Nightlife

In Saint-Tropez, once the day is over, the village takes on a whole new atmosphere.

Terraces, bars, lively venues, and iconic clubs set the tone for evenings in Saint-Tropez. Whether you’re looking to grab a drink, share a meal, or keep the party going on the dance floor, the nightlife has long been part of the legend of Saint-Tropez and the French Riviera.