Toulon/Provence (La Seyne), France

More about Toulon/Provence (La Seyne), France Points of Interest

• Aix-en-Provence -

  Aix boasts the elegant Cours Mirabeau, the legendary brasserie Le Deux Garcons and the finest shopping - and markets - in Provence.

• Bormes-les-Mimosas -

  Famous for its flower-filled narrow lanes, this 12th century village is set in a magnificent mountain amphitheater with sweeping views of Lavandou Bay.

• Bandol -

  This famous seaside resort is also one of the great French wine appellations. Bandol produces big inky reds, minerally whites and arguably the greatest French rosé.

• Hyères -

  The oldest resort on the French Riviera and a well-known vacation destination since Roman times, the seaside town of Hyères offers cobalt blue waters, snow-white sands, flourishing gardens, luxurious villas, and historical sights.

• Sanary-sur-Mer -

  An enchanting 16th century resort, the beaches in Sanary-sur-Mer are open and active year 'round. With only 60 days of rain, it's been called the sunniest place in France.

• St. Tropez -

  The old fishing port is the ultimate luxury resort where yachts jostle fishing boats in the Old Harbor and the pastel-colored buildings of the Old Quarter house elegant boutiques, galleries and cafes.

• Le Castellet -

  Historical landmarks abound in this tiny town that's perched on the edge of a cliff. Sections of the 15th century ramports of this fortified hamlet still exsist.

• Marseille -

  France's second largest city after Paris. Nominated Europe's Cultural Capital in 2013, Marseille has much to offer: from its famous Old harbour ( Vieux Port ) to the outstanding Basilica of Notre Dame de La Garde , the discovery of this exotic and very lively city will delight you.