Monuments and visits - Page 3

Built between 1672 and 1680, then enhanced by Vauban to complete the defence of the harbour.

A 19th century seaside resort. Bombed by the Allies in 1944 and rebuilt between 1950 and 1953 by Fernand Pouillon, the hamlet of Les Sablettes offers visitors an exceptional view of Cap Sicié and the...

Course museum of a dozen panels dedicated to the memory of the shipyards of La Seyne departing from the Shipyard gate to the bascule bridge.

Built on the initiative of Jules de Greling in 1873 and completed in 1874. The Landowski family created the choir fresco in 1942, the Way of the Cross in 1960 and the stained glass windows in 1973.

An old 15th century wheat mill, which operates thanks to the béal or Canal des Arrosants.

The town’s largest, beautiful stone structure, perhaps part of the ancient medieval gate, curved arches. Discover the rich past of Ollioules and the anecdotes that have shaped its character ...

A luxury resort designed and created ex nihilo by Michel Pacha from 1880 (development of communication routes, a set of 70 villas in the neoclassical oriental style and chalet, 1 hotel, 2 casinos, ...

A tour of graffiti and street art works, a real open-air museum, on the walls and in the streets of downtown La Seyne.

The bascule bridge is a panoramic view-point from which one may admire one of the most beautiful harbours of Europe.

In 1845 a small chapel was built in the hollow Saint Georges. The same year it became the parish church.