Saint-Tropez is a small town on the Var coast of the French Riviera, 68 km west of Nice and 100 km east of Marseille. It has about 3,600 residents, a 17th-century citadel and a harbour lined with yachts.
A first look at Saint-Tropez
Annonciade Museum of Modern Art
The town's modern-art museum in a converted chapel at the port, with Pointillist, Nabi and Fauve paintings; closed Mondays.
Citadel and Maritime History Museum
The 17th-century citadel above the town, with a maritime history museum in its keep and a panoramic view over the bay.
Gendarmerie and Cinema Museum
The former Saint-Tropez gendarmerie, now a cinema-history museum on the police films, Louis de Funès and Brigitte Bardot.
Place des Lices
The shaded village square where boules players meet, with the big Tuesday and Saturday morning market.
Butterfly House, Dany Lartigue Museum
A small house museum with about 35,000 butterfly specimens and the paintings of Dany Lartigue; shut from November to March.
Chapelle Sainte-Anne
A 17th-century hilltop chapel south of the town with sailors' ex-votos and a view over the bay and the Pampelonne cove.
Château de la Moutte
A Provençal bastide in four hectares of parkland, free to enter on winter and spring afternoons, about 4 km east of the port.
La Part des Anges
A stylish brasserie in the old village with pasta, grills and outdoor tables; lunch and dinner, no lunch on Wednesdays.
Le Girelier
A seafood restaurant on the quai Jean Jaurès with port views and white tablecloths; its listing is open noon to midnight.
Odette
A modern French restaurant inside the Hôtel des Lices, rated 4.8 on Google; lunch and dinner every day.
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