Visit Saint Tropez
Book your Tour !
There are many wonderful sites to visit on the French Riviera.
To make your stay unforgettable in Southern France, Guide Sud Provence lists for you the Saint Tropez’s highlights.
We are looking forward to welcoming you in Saint Tropez !
Visit Saint Tropez – The highlights
Walking along the yachting port
Walking along the yachting port of Saint-Tropez is a sensory journey between sea, light, and history.
Elegant yachts line the quay, symbolizing the international glamour of the village.
Their white silhouettes contrast beautifully with the deep blue of the harbor.
Moored nearby, the traditional fishing boats known as les pointus bring vivid colors to the scene.
These small wooden boats recall the authentic maritime life of old Saint-Tropez.
The gentle lapping of water creates a calm rhythm along the promenade.
Just above the port, the Musée de l’Annonciade anchors the walk in artistic heritage.
Its presence reminds visitors of the painters once inspired by this luminous setting.
Cafés and terraces animate the waterfront throughout the day.
The restaurant Senequier stands out with its famous red chairs facing the harbor.
People stroll, pause, and admire the changing reflections on the water.
The walk captures the perfect balance between tradition, art, and modern elegance.
The Place des Lices and the food market – Visit Saint Tropez
The Place des Lices is the lively heart of Saint-Tropez, especially during its famous food market.
Stalls overflow with fresh produce, cheeses, olives, and the scents of Provence.
Visitors wander between stands in a relaxed, convivial atmosphere under the plane trees.
Nearby, the iconic Rondini workshop showcases its handmade tropezienne shoes, a local symbol of style.
A stop at the market is not complete without tasting the celebrated tropézienne pie.
Together, fashion, flavor, and tradition make the Place des Lices an essential Tropezian experience.
Le Musée de l’Annonciade
The Musée de l’Annonciade was inaugurated in 1922 in a former chapel overlooking the port of Saint-Tropez.
From its opening, it was closely linked to Paul Signac, who played a decisive role in promoting modern art in the town.
The museum houses an important collection dedicated to Post-Impressionism and related movements.
Through vibrant colors and innovative techniques, these works reflect a new vision of light and form.
Visiting the Annonciade offers a clear insight into the artistic legacy of Post-Impressionism on the Mediterranean coast.
To go further – Related Tours
