Top 50 things to do and attractions in Hyeres

Lovely spot with the most incredible views. When I visited they had a super nice exhibition on too. The cafe and shop are also really nice. One of the highlights of my trip! It’s easy to go to from many coastal towns - just note it’s a slightly windy drive up the mountain and parking in the main lot is limited, so best to arrive early :)

Beautiful art deco villa over viewing Hyéres and the Mediterranean sea. Very nice art collection and temporary expositions, surprisingly no entrance fee to be paid. Nice gardens offering the possibility to have drinks served by extremely friendly staff.

Villa Noailles is a very interesting place, worth a visit. We paid 4€ to enter (student prices). Inside, there are lots of information about the villa itself, but also the history of modern architecture. the exhibition isn’t too big. if you don’t want to enter, the garden surrounding the building is really nice and offers a great view on hyères. there is also a bar with snacks and drinks in the garden which looked really cozy

Located high on a hill, this summer villa offers a superb view over Hyères and the Mediterranean Sea. The block-shaped building stands out against the green hills covered with cypresses. Certainly impressive, but not half as special as just after its completion in 1925. This villa is now an art centre of national interest and presents exhibitions, festivals and workshop all year long. Avant gardiste for their time you can discover the way of life of wealthy and arty French couple, Charles and Marie-Laure de Noailles. It became an artist’ meeting place between the two wars. The villa is a perfect example of Mallet Stevens architecture. The building needs a renovation and more furnitures in order to give to the visitors more ideas and feelings about the way of life on that time. Support the foundation and visit it , it’s free so leave a donation.

If you visit hyeres, don’t miss the opportunity to explore this place of art. I really enjoyed the 10/15min guided tour (free)

Very interesting architecture. Nice art's installations and expositions. Nice chill out on the garden's chairs. Worth the visit.

We visit Villa Noailles in Septembre. I paid with my Phone, but the lady told us that de payment went wrong because of the wifi connexion. She asked me to try it agian. Later I saw on my bankaccount that I paid three times. I called, send an email to times and send a message on instagram to get my money back. No respons. My advice: pay with cash...

Described as a conservation site with limited development and secluded beaches. Well, more like a Californian suburb with bicycle congestion and the London underground at rush hour. You can surely find idyllic views, but the island is really just a commercial venture branded as a natural park. Probably move on if you're looking for peace and nature.

So beautiful, the nature and the sea. Had a nice lunch and long walk. Ferry was quick and easy, friendly crew.

It is a very stunning island. If you are planning to go to some of the beaches I would recommend hiring a bike as it is easier to get to them that way.

Worth a day trip. Rent an electric bike. The water is so clear and blue. Each beach has a slightly different feel.

many people(tourists) .paradise people Who like biking.everywhere bike.you have two way for see whole island _by bike and by foot.many famylies visit with little childrens.amazing plage, light blue and low water about 1 kilomètre distance from beach.

Never again. We didn’t get all the excitement around this island. An awful atmosphere on the island (feeling the hard “heritage” of the island history) with the worst ever service in France (comparing to Paris, Tignes, Lyon, Dijon, Strasbourg, Cassis , Bandol, Le Lavandou), where you don’t feel you are welcomed at all. The nature is beautiful, but it’s not unique: you can find the same azure water beaches and fine pines around Cassis and Bandol, as well as Le Lavandou. Many people take bikes to ride around. The roads are of poor quality, so they mainly propose you mountain bikes, maybe good for half day stay, but I believe you can find better than this to ride a bike in the pines and to swim in the azure sea.

Magnificent place either for a day trip or a moro prolonged stay. Paradise for trekking, with hilly trails, fantastic views, high cliffs and beautiful calanques. Beach goers won't be disappointed as well. If you want to stay on the island, you have to reserve well in advance.

Lovely wee garden with a lovely variety of botanicals and birds to explore. There’s also few things to do with the kids ( a wee train, rides…) and a beautiful pond. Parking around can be difficult especially on a Wednesday afternoon weekend and school holidays

Amazing park, with lots of animals. Better than some zoo's we've been to. A lot of peacocks, parrots, and wild ducks. There is a small train kids can take a ride on and also I believe ponies?!? Also, the park has some amazing plants all over, a small bamboo forest and enormous magnolia trees. Must visit for a evening walk.

Large park with many exotical plants, animals and water installations. Especially the bamboo forests and the peacocks and their cries are very beautiful. There are many exciting things for small children. A small circular train, rotating miniature vehicles with some of them vertically adjustable, pony riding, rock climbing and a large playground. But there are also quiet spaces, paths and lawns for grownups and elderly people.

The best feature of the park are the peacocks that roam free and you can almost touch them. However, the solitary caged birds in the exotic greenhouse, the huge amount of parakeets in one cage, and the small primate in another, did not inspire much for animal welfare. Also, there used to be other animals such as goats, but I couldn't find them. And the attractions for kids were more expensive than I expected.

Beautiful parc with, pond gorgeous natural wildlife and activities for children. A place for reflection during the winters day and joy in the warmer months.

Quite place Good to go with kids Nice train for the kids, the parent can rest a bit and have a meal there

Great park to visit. I was here on a holiday.

Love giens and everything about it, the village is small but cute, you’re not to far from a decent sized city, filled with hiking trails cliffs jumps, and by taking the ferry or a rental boat you can be at Porqurolle in a quick half an hour, get some lunch there. There’s a theme park called magic world worth a visit, cheap looking and a little expensive but fun as hell. Tons of beaches, villages, swimming spots and activities to do.

Hiking the Giens West part coastal trail is a must do. Beautiful sights will make you forget about some difficulties. Wear proper shoes, don't forget water. And if you have kids, don't let them wander on their own, a few parts on cliffs edges hanging over the water are dangerous.

A very beautiful peninsula that offers some fun hikes. It offers 4 routes with varying distances, I did the 7 km version in about 2h30 with many stops in between to look at the awesome view on the shore lines. Deep blue sea colors are a constant companion as the hike routes take you along the very edges of this beautiful peninsula. The hikes will take you up and down and good footwear is recommended. The trails offer shade but taking enough water during the hot months is recommended.

Beautiful landscapes, beaches and small towns.

One of these rare places on the french Riviera where nature prevail on urbanization, very scenic, no pollution...

Beautiful spot

Amazingly beautiful spot and my kids caught an octopus!

(Translated by Google) Small terraced park. Which goes from the old town to the castle. Parking possible at the upper entrance (Original) Petit parc en terrasses. Qui va de la vieille ville au chateau. Stationnement possible au niveau de l entree haute

(Translated by Google) Small, pleasant garden offering beautiful views in places. Many botanical species present, the path seems to be a labyrinth but the route is quickly completed. The visit can conclude with a visit to the Noailles villa, overlooking these gardens... (Original) Petit jardin sympathique offrant de beaux points de vue par endroits. Beaucoup espèces botaniques présentes, le sentier semble se présenter comme un labyrinthe mais le parcours est vite réalisé. La visite peut se conclure par la visite de la villa Noailles, surplombant ces jardins...

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful terraced garden located in the heights of Hyères. peaceful and shady place, where we find a large variety of succulent and Mediterranean plants. Breathtaking view of the town of Hyères, the Giens peninsula and the island of Porquerolles Access is free. The park also houses the administrative offices of the Port Cros National Park. (Original) Très beau jardin en terrasses situé dans les hauteurs de Hyères. lieu paisible et ombragé, où l'on y retrouve une variété nombreuses de plantes grasses et méditerranéennes. Vue imprenable sur la ville de Hyères, la presqu'île de Giens et l'île de Porquerolles L'accès est gratuit. Le parc héberge aussi les bureaux administratifs du Parc National de Port Cros .

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful to see and calming place there are benches to take a break because to arrive you have to climb if you go through the old town otherwise parking outside on the villa side 😉dog accepted on a leash... Daily walk (Original) Très beau à voir et endroit apaisant il y a des bancs pour faire des pause car pour arriver il faut grimpé si on passe par la vieille ville sinon parking à l extérieur côté villa 😉chien accepté en laisse... Balade quotienne

(Translated by Google) Like a slow plant descent starting from Villa Noailles to arrive at the old town of Hyeres, this garden, where these gardens with different views of the old town but also more broadly of the sea, the salt marshes... this garden in plus views, is very well maintained, different colors, green everywhere, magnificent olive trees, sometimes in the shade, often in the sun allowing you to shelter or enjoy. Benches are present facing beautiful views for strolling, resting, drawing... you will understand whether you are visiting, or living, it is a place to cross, to know and to explore without limit. (Original) Comme une lente descente végétale partant de la Villa Noailles pour arriver à la vieille ville d’Hyeres, ce jardin, où ces jardins avec des vues différentes sur la vieille ville mais aussi plus largement sur la mer, les salins ... ce jardin en plus des vues, est très bien entretenu, des couleurs différentes, du vert partout, des oliviers magnifiques, à l’ombre parfois, au soleil souvent permettant de s’abriter ou de profiter. Des bancs sont bien présents face à des belles vues pour flâner, se reposer, dessiner .... vois aurez compris que vois soyez en visite, ou bien habitant, c’est un lieu à traverser, à connaître et à arpenter sans limite.

(Translated by Google) Visiting the Villa Noailles is an extremely interesting experience for those interested in art and in particular decorative arts and modern arts in the broadest sense. This duality, skillfully carried out throughout the visit, allows you to immerse yourself in French artistic life at the start of the 20th century and discover the abundant creativity of young contemporary artists. Access to the villa is unfortunately not very practical and the parking lots are more reminiscent of a 4x4 track. (Original) La visite de la villa Noailles est une expérience extrêmement intéressante pour qui s'intéresse à l'art et en particulier aux arts déco et aux arts modernes au sens le plus large. Cette dualité, adroitement menée tout au long de la visite permet de s'imprégner de la vie artistique française du début du XXeme siècle et de découvrir la créativité foisonnante des jeunes artistes contemporains. L'accès à la villa est hélas peu pratique et les parkings évoquent plus une piste de 4x4 .

(Translated by Google) Magnificent garden, ideal for relaxing and enjoying the moment with a view of the city. Be careful of morning watering, which can be especially surprising 😉 (Original) Magnifique jardin idéal pour se reposer et profiter de l'instant avec une vue sur la ville. Attention aux arrosages matinales qui peuvent surprendre surtout 😉

A small island of tranquillity in the city of Hyères. Great view and plenty of benches where you can find shadow in the afternoon heat.

Beautiful view and garden

Great views super for getting ones bearings on the area

Absolutely fabulous.

Very nice park. Load of rare species

Very beautiful with amazing views of the city!

Good views of Hyères

Medieval building in good shape on Massillon square, downtown Hyères

Lovely monument with restaurant area below

Small cosy city with interesting history

It's a nice place but the exhibitions are a bit poor. On summer the second floor can be like an oven. The view up stairs is nice.

It's a small place, with few interesting things to see.

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Very cool place. Nice medieval Feeling.

Very small international airport. Border passport check was smooth. There should be better signage for the airport bus to toulon but it is on the right of the entrance. Be aware that google times for buses are sometimes wrong.

Small but good airport very close to the beach area. One of the best airports for casual travel. Easy to park or drop/pickup.

Worst airport experience I've ever had. Only airport in the world where they refused an electronic boarding pass at security - but was accepting everyone else's electronic ones (even though they were exactly the same). Nothing in the airport except one tiny little shop and a toilet. Avoid if you can!

Attention to TRANSAVIA clients: the ground crew is not kind, not customer-focused: they could make you pay for a business suit on carry-on which is EASILY slid over carry-on bags, such as winter coats. This is from a frequent flyer who see how terrible customer airline services have become in France, especially with "budget airlines" which are no longer budgeting right

Nice small airport, facilities are decent

Small and efficient airport with very limited destinations

Over one hour wait at immigration for a single planeload from England. Welcome to France. Deliberate? Makes one wonder. Avoid Toulon if you can. This is not a isolated event. Happens every time we pick up guests fron England or when we ourseles travel.

Nice beach, mostly early in the morning of in the evening. Nice sand and amazing sunset. No shadow and parking is in the summer almost impossible.

This spot is just perfect for beginners of windsurf, kite surfing and mainly for wing foiling. Beach is sand with no obstacles. The wind is mainly into beach direction, which the beach probably to the best spot for beginners at the Cote d'Azur.

Very nice place! Best for surfers! A very long beach with a great view.

The most beautiful beach I have ever seen. Clear, cool water. Soft, fine sand. When it's windy there are some great waves. Plenty of space for everyone.

Windy long beach, windsurfers and kite surfers paradise...

A really beautiful beach with a lot of space ! The sea is very nice and clear. I go there every year and I always enjoy it! Sometime, we can see flamingos on the salt marshes behind the beach, it's always a beautiful! There is also a place where you can do kitesurf if you want. When there is a lot of wind, there a a lot of kitesurfers .

Best beach in the Var, nice white sandy shallow beach. Tricky to park but go early morning or late evening to find side

Be prepared for long roads. The beaches are pretty small. Plenty of fish right as you walk in the wather. As you walk away from the port there are no places where you can buy stuff like wather, so it is really remote, you need to bring everything with you. Beautiful views and beaches.

Great attraction, worth a revisit. We likely had the best time of our holidays here. We recommend hiking and snorkeling here. Thank you for taking good care of this unique perl.

Great hiking paths to see the cliffs and the sea. Beautiful small beaches with loads of fish.

Beautiful place to visit by boat, we did this with our own private hire from novoloc, fully enjoyed scuba diving respecting the nature and the sea

Beautiful island to swim or do walks. plan enough time to do the walking routes as they take longer than expected.

Nice hike with some secluded beaches on Port-Cros make this a special place. The vegetation is fairly uniform and not too interesting but the views are worth it. Also getting away from cars and roads for an afternoon feels quite good.

A wonderful place for exploring both above and below the ocean

Very beautiful beach with cristal clear waters. No soft white sand though, the shore is mostly covered by seaweed and rocks. Swim is pleasant and snorkeling can lead to beautiful encounters

Nice beach. Not a lot of sand but plenty to seat around. Stay in the midsection. Lots of algaes on the extreme ends

Beautiful beach, very close to the port (15 min walking). No restaurants or shops so bring everything you need.

Absolutely loved this beach! The clear blue water and peaceful atmosphere were exactly what I needed for a relaxing day by the sea.

Beautiful beach but horseflies are very aggressive, biting every minute and no place to hide but water. You can’t relax here.

It’s beautiful, the water is really clear, but has a lot of insects. A good one to do snorkeling.

It's an small beach, you can come in your boat and stay. It's near port Porquerolles where you can find restaurants and small variety of supplies stores.

The view over Hyeres doesn't get better than from up there and also the walk up. However, a lot of the paths to the ruin and inside the ruin are not taken care of at all. Not well suited for people with trouble walking. There is no entry fee or anyone guarding the place; in this regard it is surprisingly clean and without any graffiti

Lovely ruin, brisk walk up the hill. Would be nice to see more of the development throughout history displayed along with anekdotes to see history come alive

We saw sunrise 6 days out of 8. It was a good 23-33 minute (sometimes steep) walk up from where we stayed, but worth it every time!

Not much to do or see here, the castle is in fact consists in a few ruined towers. Howeve, the view from atop is nice, you can see all to way to.. very far away.

A very scenic and beautiful area with the remains of an ancient castle. The views are fantastic from here and there are many different angles for photography. We were there just before sunset and got many fabulous photos.

A good idea for a different kind of excursion that doesn’t just include an energizing walk to exploration to the remainings of the history of Hyeres , offers as well the opportunity to learn the strategic areas of interest around and the living conditions of the castle and his fortress. The view is like a window on the city and a great opportunity for visitors to learn some facts of cultural interest.

Definitely worth the steep climb, if you like us did not see the right path 😄 Very authentic place, does not give the vibe of a touristic attraction. If you like seeing and touching history this is the right place.

Overall an ok experience for a decent price at 5 min/€6 during a 50% off sale. Other aggressive drivers would often crash into the side of you during the turns. This was worsened by the short race time (5 minutes) and large number of karts on the track each race. Karts were not all the same speed, some being slower than others.

It's not race Karting, it's arcade karting, like you would do on a fairground. The karts are slow and annoyingly limited in speed. People who come here seem to have no idea how karting or driving works. This in combination with too many karts on the track makes it pretty dangerous. It's impossible to set a good time, because you're constantly busy trying to avoid people who are spinning/crashing around you. Also heats being 5 minutes is way too short, by the time you warm up your tyres, the time is almost over. The loud music is annoying, time tracking is unclear. And it's overall too expensive (12 euro for 5 minutes on track). 2 stars instead of 1 because it might be fun for big groups on a party. But apart from that I wouldn't recommend this place. Better go to a more professional karting track.

amazing place .amazing track..good for family's

We had a lot of fun doing this, too bad you can't get the scores sent to you later on your email to enjoy with your friends. Maybe they only do it with the group reserved in advance. Still, it was a great experience in general.

Dangerous situations allowed by personnel. It is disappointing heats are only 5 minutes, slower and quicker karts drive at the same time with sometimes to many karts on the circuit. Rather pay more for a good kart experience. although this karting centre is actually already quite expensive for rental karting.

My children liked riding the carts. Everything seemed in working order, plenty of helmets and under-helmets. A member of staff expained to those who were riding for the first time what to do. The only thing I did not understand is why they don't accept payment by card.

A bit expensive (1 ticket = 12€ = 5 minutes of racing ; 3+1 free so if buy four, it's 9€/5 minutes), but they did include lots of fans with water droplets that keep it cool on hot days. I'd have liked more if they could have at least given minimal instructions, but the guy just told us to sit on the kart and then told us to go. Ok, green pedal means accelerate and red pedal means brake, but still, some basic instructions wouldn't have cost much. For kids up to 14 years old, there's also a mini-quad and a dirt bike track. They lend some jackets and pants for these.

Really worth the entrance fee. Very interesting, fun installations, very well organised, very friendly and welcoming staff everywhere. The gardens around it are also worth spending some time in. The restaurant is in a beautiful setting. Have to say the food is expensive, but it was so tasty and in a calm environment, so, again it was worth every cent.

A beautiful villa in the heart of the forest showcasing some wonderful artwork. I believe that the artwork changes regularly. This exhibition was all about the power of women and it was really interesting. There was something for everyone including Pablo Picasso and Roy Lichtenstein. Definitely a peaceful and relaxing experience in the heart of the forest.

The exhibition "Vertigo" is very inspiring. Beautiful works of art in an interesting context. The architecture is equally impressive. Must visit!

You have to go. Beautiful place. The « Vertigo » show was excellent ! Walk through the gardens after. Restaurant looked nice but we did not eat.

Not child-friendly and concerning barefoot safety policy – upsetting experience Villa Carmignac sells tickets that include free entry for children under 12, so we expected a family-friendly environment. However, our 6-year-old was spoken to harshly by a guard in a way that left him in tears for several minutes. Families with babies were also not allowed to bring in nappies, drinks, or water bottles, and strollers are not permitted indoors, which makes visits extremely difficult for parents Visitors are required to walk barefoot inside, yet staff are allowed to wear shoes. Some floors and steps did not appear safe or grippy enough for barefoot movement, especially for children. As an “Établissement Recevant du Public” in France, flooring should meet safety standards for barefoot use (e.g., NF P 05-011 PN classification), and stair edges should be non-slip and visibly marked. No reassurance was given that the floors were tested for barefoot safety, no grip socks were provided, and no warnings were shared beforehand. Overall, despite admitting children, the experience felt unsafe, unfriendly, and distressing for our child. I urge the venue to clarify its barefoot safety compliance and improve staff conduct and family accessibility.

This is a very unique and stunning museum, 100% must visit. You have to book tickets online ahead of time. We couldn’t buy tickets at the door. It can be a bit crowded at peak hours but still worth a visit. Biggest downside is you have to take off your shoes so be prepared to go barefoot or bring socks.

Wow. The place is amazing and the exposition was really beautiful. Not too long, not too short. The visit at the garden was great and there is a lot of attention to detail. The maximum is 50 ppl per half hour, so it’s never really crowded.

Very good transport service, but I found it unfair for them not to allow you to change the date of your ticket under bad weather conditions. It was pouring rain on May 20th with frequent flood alerts and we had to postpone our visit for the next day, being required to buy a second ticket for me and my wife. The parking lot also does not have restrooms.

Although we went on a relatively quiet day, outside of peak season, the weather was very good so the Port staff were overwhelmed and the experience was horrible. We had purchased tickets ahead of time online, but the lines were a mess with almost no signage directing those with tickets into a separate line from those without tickets. After figuring out the correct line, we noticed people who hadn't purchased tickets yet moved much faster. Worse, we watched people who were in line to buy tickets near us get on a ferry before us! Ferry employees seemed over-worked and were impolite. Basically, we were told additional ferries were being added to the schedule, which would help the people after us. The ferry was packed with people. A very unpleasant way to begin the trip to the Poquerolles. The Port can do MUCH, MUCH better: 1. clear signs for people with & without tickets. 2. People with tickets purchased in advance should get boarding priority. 3. More staff should be available near the lines to assist people with tickets.

Very efficient operation despite volume of island visitors. Speed of ferry is impressive and makes it an exhilarating experience.

Very expensive tickets and parking to be paid still at arrival no toilets out of order boat. However very good points to be able to book online and have QRcode lane access Also to be able to use the range of time 7:30 to 12:30 tickets so you can adapt your schedule be flexible since it is often useful with young kids

Frequent service on a well-maintained ferry. The boarding is a bit disorganized and they definitely let way too many people on - there were a lot of people standing on deck, which didn’t really feel safe. The staff is overall very friendly. I would recommend going early - we were there on a Sunday at 9am and there were quite a few people already.

Easy! Bought tickets online and the ride was pleasant. Plentiful parking although there will be traffic leaving the port at 5:30 pm!

Nice, and smooth boat 🛥️ riding.. On time good organisation. Like a pro.. Only the price 24 euro expensive..

disgusting shop! avoid this store if possible or be very careful and ask for a ticket, the cashier with short hair around 60 years old is rude and charged 30% of the total cost

Neighborhood supermarket, my first stop when in Hyeres, you can find anything an American tourist wants: wine and they have a very affordable great selection , liquors, cheeses, charcuterie, breads, pastries and anything you will need for your stay..Be aware, always bring your own shopping bags, you can buy some pretty cool one on site, many stores got away offering bags (economical reason and cut on waste) and in France it is self bagging, don't expect the cashier to help you with that.

A bit chucked away between non descript buildings, there is a fairly large supermarket. We hopped in just before 20.00 hours and were surprised by the number of products you can buy. Staff was friendly and responsive. Building is probably a relic from the seventies or eighties. Not a bad place to shop! We might come back..

It is hidden, parking is really bad and smells really bad but the prices are OK

Very limited selection of fresh food. Edit in response to reply: I meant *fresh groceries* like vegetables and fruits - not ready-to-eat snacks and the like.

Good size store but need a serious refresh, remodeling...

Well equiped, open even on sundays, fresh fruit and vegetables , at low prices

Beautiful. Just rent a bike (really no E-bike needed), explore the island and especially this place. Amazing beach.

Great place to go. Some basic advice: Hire electric bike not normal Go to the end of the notre-dame beach to avoid crowds Take plenty to drink cos it's often hot and little shade

Always amazing, even when crowded! The journey there by bike is quite a challenge, but it's absolutely worth it. The path can be tough, but once you arrive, you're rewarded with breathtaking beauty and crystal-clear waters. The beach itself is spacious, and you can walk far into the water without it getting too deep, making it perfect for swimming and relaxing. Definitely one of the must-visit spots on the island!

One of the most beautiful beaches I’ve been to. The water is clear and usually warm. Also perfect place for children because there are no reefs in the water. The beach is fairly little, the further you go the more likely you are to find a place. But be prepared for the fact that you may be quite close to the next person. I suggest to rent a bike for going to this beach

Peaceful place, and extraordinary nature, clear water. I recommend that you rent a bike from the center of the island and go to the Notre-Dame beach by bike ~ 10min.

Crystal clear waters, an uncrowded beach with plenty of shade. Perfect! The only “negative” aspect is all the boats crowded around, but it’s 100% worth the bike ride!

Stunning beach. Genuinely beautiful and the water is such a good temperature. Amazing to swim and see all the yachts.

Disastrous service, don't take the train here! Train cancelled at the last minute with no possibility of a refund, dirty place, not maintained, very dirty !

I Really wanted to give a higher rating. For Foreigners using the Bus to the train it's difficult to understand the schedule (& "the app" has All the info at hand). How about a QR Code at the center of it all? Merci! The Cleanest trains I've ever used. The trains themselves get a 1st class experience! C'est Vrai !!!

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Nice and clean train station

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Terminus.

(Translated by Google) The station lacks shade on the platforms, especially during heatwaves, but there's still a ticket booth staffed by a staff member. One out of two vending machines worked, so I had to go to a convenience store to buy water. (Original) La gare manque d’ombre sur les quais surtout en période de canicule, mais il y a encore une billetterie avec une personne. Un distributeur de boisson sur deux fonctionné j’ai dû aller dans une supérette pour acheter de l’eau.

Cool island for visiting

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(Translated by Google) Big congratulations to nature for the magnificent jewel that is this island. No congratulations to the people there are too many. Prefer a visit out of season to the magnificent jewel that is this island. (Original) Gros bravo à la nature pour le magnifique bijoux qu'est cette île. Pas bravo aux gens il y en a trop. Préférez une visite hors saison du magnifique bijoux qu'est cette île.

(Translated by Google) Sublime, the port is very pleasant, I recommend going there by boat and anchoring far from the port, one of the most beautiful places in the south of France. (Original) Sublime, le port y est très agréable, je conseille d'y aller en bateau et de mouiller loin du port, un des plus beaux endroits du sud de la France.

(Translated by Google) We rented a boat for the day. It was an unforgettable experience! (Original) Nous avons loué un bateau pour la journée. C'était une expérience inoubliable!

(Translated by Google) A dream landscape in a heavenly atmosphere. A preserved space that must be maintained as it is. Visits are essential for nature lovers but be careful, you should not stay in the cities which are magnificent, you must visit the islands with their magnificent landscapes. Be careful in the summer when there are big crowds which don't leave you with all the pleasure of the place. (Original) Un paysage de rêve dans une ambiance paradisiaque. Un espace préservé et qu'il faut maintenir en l'état. Des visites s'imposent pour les amoureux de la nature mais attention il ne faut rester dans les villes qui sont magnifiques il faut visiter les îles avec leurs magnifiques paysages. Attention l'été grosse affluence qui ne laisse pas tout le plaisir des lieux.

(Translated by Google) To see if you are passing through Hyères. Take the time to visit the old town and its Art circuit. Clémenceau parking nearby. (Original) A voir si vous êtes de passage sur Hyères. Prenez le temps de visiter la vieille ville et son circuit d'Art. Parking Clémenceau juste à proximité.

(Translated by Google) The Massillon gate with its clock is a good start to visit the old town of Hyères, all in well-renovated stone overlooking a square where the market begins to buy good products. (Original) La porte Massillon avec son horloge est un bon début pour visiter la vielle ville de Hyères, tout en pierre bien rénové donnant sur une place où le marché commence pour acheter des bons produits.

(Translated by Google) The Porte de la Rade, or Porte Massillon d'Hyères, built in the 12th century and the first quarter of the 13th century, it has been listed as a historic monument since January 27, 1926. It is the property of a private person. (Original) La porte de la Rade, ou porte Massillon d'Hyères, construite au xiie siècle et au premier quart du xiiie siècle, elle est inscrite monument historique depuis le 27 janvier 1926. Elle est la propriété d'une personne privée.

(Translated by Google) Hyeres old town (Original) Hyeres vieille ville

(Translated by Google) Beautiful gateway to the historic center to visit because of its many interesting sites and pretty streets. (Original) Belle porte d’entrée sur le centre historique à visiter car nombreux sites intéressants, jolies rues.

(Translated by Google) In truth, this gate, which dates from the 12th and 13th centuries and which is a vestige of the ramparts, has three names: - Porte Massillon, because it gives access to the pedestrian street Massillon which leaves from Place Clémenceau to reach Place Massillon. - Porte de la Rade, because it opened the path which leads towards the sea, hence its common name. - Porte des Salins, because the salt pans were not far away. It was the main gate of the city's fortifications. It has been listed in the inventory of Historic Monuments since January 27, 1926. Above this door is a beautiful clock. (Original) En vérité, cette porte, qui date des 12ème et 13ème siècles et qui est un vestige des remparts, porte trois noms: - Porte Massillon, car elle donne accès à la rue piétonne Massillon qui part de la place Clémenceau pour rejoindre la place Massillon. - Porte de la Rade, car elle ouvrait le chemin qui se dirige vers la mer, d'où son nom courant. - Porte des Salins, car les salines n'étaient pas loin. Elle était la porte principale des fortifications de la ville. Elle est inscrite à l'inventaire des Monuments Historiques depuis le 27 janvier 1926. Au dessus de cette porte, figure une belle horloge.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful historic street. (Original) Schöne historische Straße.

(Translated by Google) I really enjoyed visiting the historic center of Hyères and stopping to see Place Massillon. The site is also listed on the medieval tour, which I recommend and which is offered free of charge by the Hyères Tourist Office. Following my visit in June 2025, I can give you a complete presentation of this very pleasant square in old Hyères: Place Massillon is one of the most emblematic places in the old town of Hyères, in the Var department, in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region. It is located in the heart of the historic center, near the Massillon Gate, one of the ancient fortified entrances to the medieval town. The exact address can be approximated as: Place Massillon, 83400 Hyères. Why this name? The square is named after Jean-Baptiste Massillon (1663-1742), a famous orator and preacher born in Hyères. Bishop of Clermont, he is known for his brilliant sermons at the court of King Louis XIV. The city pays tribute to him by naming this lively square after him. What to see in the square? In the center of the square stands the Templar Tower, a 12th-century building, the remains of a former chapel belonging to the Knights Templar. This remarkable monument now houses temporary exhibitions of contemporary art. You can also admire the ancient architecture of the houses with their colorful facades and wooden shutters, typical of Provence. Access to the tower is generally free, except for certain special exhibitions. Atmosphere and decor: Place Massillon is a very lively place, both authentic and welcoming. It retains its medieval charm with its old cobblestones, pastel-colored facades, plane trees shading the terraces, and its central fountain, which adds a refreshing touch. It's a pleasant place to stroll, have a coffee, or sit on a shaded terrace, especially in the late afternoon or evening. What I liked about my visit: I was captivated by the Provençal atmosphere of the square, the rich history of the place, and its proximity to other treasures of the old town, such as the Collegiate Church of Saint-Paul or the ramparts. The lively café terraces, the presence of art galleries, craft shops, and the view of the narrow streets of the old town offer an immersive experience in Hyères' heritage. Special features: In addition to its architectural appeal, the square hosts cultural events, such as open-air concerts, craft markets, and openings in the Templar Tower. It is also a strategic starting point for exploring the old town, either by climbing to the heights of the medieval castle or descending to the more modern districts. Practical Information: Access: On foot from Avenue Gambetta or via the Rue Massillon. Parking: Several paid parking lots are located below, including the Clemenceau parking lot and the Casino parking lot. Visiting hours for the Tour des Templiers: generally from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 2:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., except Mondays (varies seasonally). Admission: Free entry to the tower (except for special exhibitions). Tips: Wear comfortable shoes; the streets of the old town are cobbled and sometimes steep. In summary, I can say that Place Massillon, in the heart of old Hyères, is a must-see, steeped in history and Provençal charm. Dominated by the Tour des Templiers, it captivates with its lively atmosphere, lively terraces, ancient cobblestones, and medieval streets. Easily accessible, it is an ideal starting point for exploring the old town. I recommend you visit the historic center of Hyères and spend some time in the lovely Place Massillon in old Hyères. I've attached some photos and videos. Please add a smiley face, a thumbs up, a heart, etc., under the review and photos to encourage me in my efforts. It's always nice to receive kind feedback. Enjoy your visit. Best regards, Éric Tison F-57 Féy (Metz, Moselle, France). (Original) J'ai bien aimé visiter le centre historique de Hyères et passer voir la place Massillon. Le site est d'ailleurs noté sur le circuit médiéval que je recommande et qui est proposé gratuitement par l'office du tourisme de Hyères. Suite à ma visite en juin 2025, je peux vous faire une présentation complète de cette très agréable place du vieux Hyères : La Place Massillon est l’une des plus emblématiques de la vieille ville de Hyères, dans le département du Var, en région Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur. Elle se situe en plein cœur du centre historique, à proximité de la porte Massillon, l'une des anciennes entrées fortifiées de la ville médiévale. L’adresse exacte peut être approximée à : Place Massillon, 83400 Hyères. Pourquoi ce nom ? La place porte le nom de Jean-Baptiste Massillon (1663-1742), célèbre orateur et prédicateur né à Hyères. Évêque de Clermont, il est connu pour ses sermons brillants à la cour du roi Louis XIV. La ville lui rend hommage en baptisant cette place animée à son nom. Que voir sur la place ? Au centre de la place se dresse la Tour des Templiers, un bâtiment du XIIe siècle, vestige d’une ancienne chapelle appartenant à l’ordre du Temple. Ce monument remarquable abrite aujourd’hui des expositions temporaires d’art contemporain. On peut également admirer l’architecture ancienne des maisons à façades colorées et volets en bois, typiques de Provence. L’accès à la tour est généralement gratuit, sauf pour certaines expositions spéciales. Ambiance et décoration : La Place Massillon est un lieu très vivant, à la fois authentique et convivial. Elle conserve son charme médiéval avec ses pavés anciens, ses façades pastel, ses platanes ombrageant les terrasses et sa fontaine centrale qui ajoute une touche rafraîchissante. C’est un endroit agréable pour flâner, prendre un café, ou s’asseoir en terrasse à l’ombre, particulièrement en fin d’après-midi ou en soirée. Ce qui m'a plu lors de ma visite : J'ai été séduit par l’atmosphère provençale de la place, la richesse historique des lieux et la proximité avec d’autres trésors du centre ancien, comme la collégiale Saint-Paul ou les remparts. L’animation des terrasses de cafés, la présence de galeries d’art, de boutiques artisanales et la vue sur les ruelles étroites de la vieille ville offrent une expérience immersive dans le patrimoine hyérois. Particularités : Outre son aspect architectural, la place accueille des événements culturels, comme des concerts en plein air, des marchés artisanaux, ou encore des vernissages dans la Tour des Templiers. Elle constitue également un point de départ stratégique pour explorer la vieille ville, en montant vers les hauteurs du château médiéval ou en descendant vers les quartiers plus modernes. Informations pratiques : Accès : À pied depuis l’avenue Gambetta ou par la montée de la rue Massillon. Parkings : Plusieurs parkings payants sont situés en contrebas, notamment le parking Clemenceau et le parking Casino. Horaires de visite de la Tour des Templiers : généralement de 10h à 12h30 et de 14h à 17h30, sauf le lundi (variable selon les saisons). Tarifs : entrée gratuite pour la tour (sauf expositions spéciales). Conseils : prévoir des chaussures confortables, les ruelles du centre ancien sont pavées et parfois pentues. En résumé, je peux dire que la Place Massillon, au cœur du vieux Hyères, est un lieu incontournable chargé d’histoire et de charme provençal. Dominée par la Tour des Templiers, elle séduit par son ambiance vivante, ses terrasses animées, ses pavés anciens et ses ruelles médiévales. Facilement accessible, elle constitue un point de départ idéal pour visiter la vieille ville. Je vous recommande de visiter le centre historique de Hyères et de passer un moment sur la bien jolie place Massillon dans le vieux Hyères. Je joins en annexe quelques photos et vidéos. Svp mettre un smiley, un bravo ou un cœur ou autre etc...sous l'avis et les photos pour m'encourager dans ma démarche. Cela fait toujours plaisir d'avoir des retours sympathiques. Bonne visite. Best regards. Éric Tison F-57 Féy (Metz. Moselle. France).

(Translated by Google) A little restaurant in the evening, just what was needed (Original) Un petit resto en soirée, juste ce qu'il fallait

Got there in the afternoon, but the place must be equally beautiful early in the morning and at the sunset. A widespread garden, becoming a park in some areas and fruit orchard or herb field in others is situated on a slope, sea views are amazing from any point of it. It has a small lagoon, available only for organised diving. A charming little restaurant only serves a couple of dishes of the day, but it's always popular and worth waiting for a free table. Would advise for a family adventure.

A breathtaking place to explore! The gardens are beautifully curated, showcasing plants from all around the world in a natural and harmonious setting. Walking through each section feels like traveling across different continents. The atmosphere is peaceful, and the views over the Mediterranean are simply stunning. A must-visit for nature lovers and anyone looking for a serene escape.

Beautiful place in a very unspoilt spot. You can easily spend the whole day here, it has a great shop and coffee shop too. €12 for adults but well worth it if you like relaxing and horticulture.

Great botanical garden. No labels on plants, just pure nature and nice 2-3 hours walk around. Restaurant also not very expensive

I passed one morning in this beautiful garden. A bit hard to find but finally I got there. It is not too big, but it is worth a visit for the beautiful panorama and plants it offers. If you want to pass an alternative day on the french riviera in a botanical garden, go there.

OMG, this place is magical, beautiful and relaxing. You have view of the see and enjoy a quiet walk surrounded by a lot extraordinary plants and flower. They have a cute caffe: La Ferme; the service was exceptional

Fantastic site with great sea view and amazing gardens.

Visited on a Sunday afternoon in August so traffic backed up on the causeway road but easy enough to find a parking space, which are all free. 2 mins walk to get on the beach where it's easy to find a big bit of space to yourself. Beach is mostly pebbly sand but flat, however, no food outlets nearby. Views are beautiful but you covered in huge amounts of dried seaweed. It dries to you and your stuff and ends up coming home in the car!

One of the most gorgeous beaches I've seen around here. Beautiful views and crystal clear water. Probably the only downside is that it's a pebble not a sand beach.

Great beach, not very crowded, clear turquoise water!

a beautiful beach on the french riviera, although it was in the middle of the holidays, but there were plenty of places, great weather, beautiful water and access to the sea, not to mention. vacation as you can imagine

This time of the year i find to be excellent for having a picknic with family or friends. However, be warned, there is no toilettes around and if it's really sunny there is no place to shelter against the sun, hence the recommandation to visit it this time of the year ( especially if you are with children) . We had good fun and the girls ( toddlers ) enjoyed it very much also. Let me know how you find it.

Go there to see the sunset ❤️ Don’t forget a bottle of wine :)

The beach has a nice view. It has a free parking space right next to it, with about 50 places. The beach has partially sand on it, and at the entrance in the wather, it has small round rocks. The depth of the wather is pretty big/steep, wright after you enter the wather.

This is like an old fashioned fun fair. Entrance is free but you pay per person for each ride/activity. In a way this is better than whacking on a big entrance fee as it gives you the choice of how much you spend. However prices were between 3 and 7 Euros so it soon racks up! There is a cash point at the entrance! Overall good fun for a couple of hours and the kids loved it. As a parent you just need to be sensible dishing out the cash so as to avoid bankruptcy! Did not personally go on the ghost train but everyone coming out of it seemed traumatised so must be good!

Good for a night out. Yea prices are high but we had fun for a couple of hrs. Big variety of games and attractions for kinds, teenagers and young adults.

Nice amusement park with a mix of rollercoaster/high G attraction and stands where you can win some rewards (tech or plush) if you complete a challenge. Popular crowd, but very relaxed and overall safe atmosphere. Despite that I wouldn’t leave any valuable in the (very large) car parking.

Huge free parking lot. Free entrance, and you pay each desired ride separately, which I think it is a good idea. The prices were decent, like 5 euros a ride. Some rides are for adults and some for kids, so everybody has something to do. Many choices for food.

Mostly rip off. But the good thing its free. The only interessting thing is the swing.

Was good but a bit high Priced. I only went on three rides. The first one was very good but i do not advise going on it if you loos consciousness quickly or throw up easily from dizziness and especially not when you have a hart condition.(Forgot the name but it is the big one with the arm that spinns. The second ride was not to interesting because all it was was spinnig chairs that went high in the ski but the view was good. Thrid ride i went on was called Colorado, a water themed ride. I got soaked but it was fun. I really recommend but be ready to spend some money!

We went with kids ages 1-17yrs old, and they all enjoyed it. Magic World is full of fun rides and games for the whole fam. It also has a restaurant and food stalls to buy from. They always have a special event going on every night so check out their program. We went in time for a Tahitian night. Was fabulous. Magic World opens at 8pm so be sure to be there an hr or half an hr in advance to get parking. There’s a huge parking but by 8.30pm it’s full. The rides and games I paid for ranged from 5€-15€. So you need to bring along some cash. But if you forget, there are a few ATMs in the park if you need, you’ll see it just when you enter. Some rides also accept chèque de vacances. We totally had an unforgettable night. Kids loved loved loved it.

Easy to access, nice beach and convenient snackbar and free parking

Simply the best beach around ... shallow water, very large sandy beach. Walks along the shore towards the tour fondue and explore the pedestrian path. The only thing that is to be know is that there is a no shade around and thus you should take your own equipment to protect you from the sun. Parking available and can be very busy during summer.

Beautiful Sandy beach with warm and shallow water.

Family beach. While Almanarre on the western side is windy, rough and not always pleasant for swimming, this is the exact opposite, not only geographically. The water is unusually calm, shallow and warm, making it a great place with small kids.

Lovely long beach with golden sand. Perfect for young children. Sea really good for swimming and clear. There is parking available which is free in low season. Dogs are not allowed on the beach but this is totally ignored by dog owners. There are some public toilets but they are repulsive so don't rely on using them. Came here for half term would come again.

Beautiful place to be..amazing sand..and loads of.fun

Good for small kids. Shallow water goes far. A small caffe with great burgers and panino just nearby (Miam). From downsides: shower is installed, but no water in it; water in the sea usualy becomes a bit dirty after lunch.

Lovely wide sandy beach very popular for families with young children where the sea is quite shallow and safe for swimming. This section of beach as cold showers and parking right next to the beach, good for disabled. To the east the beach narrows down and very popular with naturist and walking groups as the beach stretches for about 5 kilometres.

Nice calm beach with large naturist section. Water is gradual so you can walk in water to keep cool. Free parking nearby. Not fancy (a good thing)

Beautiful flat coastal walk for five kilometres to the next port. Well worth the effort. Although you may have to avert your eyes at the nudist section.

Shower, free parking, nice walks possible

Nice family beach!

Nice relaxed beach area.

Very nice Beach

A very interesting place indeed! Not to be missed while you are on your way to the beach in Almanarre Hyeres. Entry fee is super affordable. Greco-roman ruins of an old port town. After your visit you can enjoy the beach just across the street!

Fantastic walk into a 3500 year old Greek town, later taken over by the Romans then eventually regained by the French

Fantastical to walk around in 2300 year old ruins and imagine how the first Greek settlers were constructing their first colonies in Provence. It is not that big - but you get a feeling for how it was - it is worth a visit if you are in the neighbourhood.

Great guide who explained both the Greek period and the Roman period of the only full Greek site in France

I only gave this site a 2 because it was closed for the winter and we only got to see what we could from the road. Very disappointed that we could not visit the site. I understand that winter is slow but there are still tourists that come in the winter and can not visit many sites or landmarks because they are closed. We passed by this site many times while we were in the area and there were always many people stopped at the site to visit but could not. What a shame!

If you track the course of the Southern Bug River down to its estuary you’ll come to an enthralling archaeological site outside the village of Parutyne. There are ruins right beside the Black Sea, surrounded by steppe. Olbia goes back to the 7th century BC when it was settled by Ancient Greek colonists from Miletus. Over the next 1,000 years it was a major trading post between Greece and Scythia to the north, exchanging grain and slaves. The site covers around 50 hectares and was first excavated at the start of the 20th century. Many of the finds have ended up at Mykolaiv’s Regional History Museum.

Visiting this place is a nice thing to do if you're in town, but don't expect to be amazed by it.

Nice for kids as you can stand pretty much all the way in the water and quite far.

Great sandy beach with beautifull view, crystal water

Great beach nice small town

No smoking anymore on the beach since 1st July 2025

Super shallow beach, almost no waves most days. Parking in the summer can be challenging as it is quite limited.

Cool.

Great beach for all ages..plenty to do or just sit and watch. Relaxed..parking a bit difficult but worth it

Very interesting post war modern, concrete architecture

(Translated by Google) Beautiful relaxing place. Magnificent view. (Original) Bel endroit reposant. Vue magnifique.

(Translated by Google) I have known this place since my childhood, I had been to Hyères for a long time but I wanted to go there as every time I lit three candles and I wait for my prayers to be answered... Especially that of my kitty Wally that I am still looking for since my return... And that for my parents who died at the end of 2020 very beautiful photos taken each time... the stained glass windows are magnificent.... It is a very relaxing place with a breathtaking view of the entire coast... Magnificent Ste Marie de la consolation don't forget me... 👩🏻‍🦯❤️ (Original) Je connais ce lieu depuis mon enfance j étais parti a Hyères depuis longtemps mais je tenais à y aller comme a chaque fois j ai allumé trois bougies et j attend que mes prières soit exaucées... Surtout celle de ma minette Wally que je recherche encore depuis mon retour... Et celui pour mes parents qui sont décédés fin 2020 de très belles photos faites a chaque fois.. les vitraux sont magnifiques.... C est un endroit très reposant avec une vue imprenable sur toute la côte... Magnifique ste Marie de la consolation ne m oublie pas... 👩🏻‍🦯❤️

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place to meditate or rest. It also offers a beautiful view of Hyères and the islands. A must-see. (Original) Bel endroit pour se recueillir ou se reposer. Également un beau point de vue sur hyeres et les îles. À visiter absolument

(Translated by Google) Superb architecture and magnificent stained glass windows, a place of discovery for some or a place of pilgrimage and prayer for practitioners. Exceptional views for all (Original) Superbe architecture et magnifique vitraux, lieu de découverte pour les uns ou lieu de pèlerinage et de prières pour les pratiquants. Points de vue exceptionnel pour tous

(Translated by Google) A lovely walk to visit this beautiful, rejuvenating place. (Original) Une belle balade pour aller visiter ce bel endroit, ressourçant.

(Translated by Google) I often come to meditate and repent. I really like the place and its environment. The panoramas are magnificent, full of history, more or less beautiful, the sanctuary is known from the time of the return of the Crusades and built by the wishes of a mother wanting to find her son who had gone to war on the Crusades, praying to her husband so that he would return safe and sound. By requesting the construction of the sanctuary, which was erected by King Saint Louis, word of mouth tells us about this historical period. The hill obviously had a strategic point on the panoramas of the Mediterranean. Destroyed during the Second World War and rebuilt by the good people of the workers of the heroic people and its surroundings. (Original) Je viens souvent pour me recueillir et me repentir j'aime beaucoup le lieu et sont environnement. Le panoramas est magnifique chargé d'histoire plus où moins belles le sanctuaire et connus par l'époque du retour de croisades et construit par vœux d'une mère voulant retrouvé sont fils parti en guerres de croisade priant marié pour qu'il reviennent Saint et sauf. Moyennant la demande de la construction du sanctuaire qui fut dresser par le roi Saint Louis.le bouche à oreille nous retrace cette periode historiques . La coline évidement avais un point stratégique sur le panoramas sur la méditerranée .Détruit pendant la deuxième guerre mondiale et rebâti par les bon gens de travailleurs du peuples héroïsme et ses alentours

What a great experience we had visiting Domaine de La Sangliere. Really enjoyed the jeep safari and also that we got to taste all the vines. Realy makes you understand the quality, variety and vinification. Also easy to select what you want to buy afterwards. Thanks to Arthur and Augustine for being great hosts during the visit. - Magnus

We did the tour and wine tasting with Jérémie as a gift to my grandfather. She was positive, knowledgeable and seemed to have a real passion for wine. The tour of the vineyard was beautiful, and after, we got to try 9 different wines accompanied by two amuse-bouches. Overall it was a great experience at a good price and I would recommend it to anyone who likes wine!

What a lovely, intimate setting! When we pulled into the parking lot, we were the only ones there and got to enjoy a private tasting. The staff was friendly and the range of rosé was delicious—so much so, we bought some. The prices are so reasonable, you definitely get more than you pay for. And who can resist watching a vineyard dog living the good life?

Wonderful Tour !! Very friendly, informal and knowledgeable , beautiful wine tasting and accompanying canapes .

We had a great tour with Jérémie around the vineyard followed by a wine tasting. She was very positive and told us many interesting things about the wine and the vineyard. It was definitely a highlight of our vacation. Highly recommended.

We joined the wine tour with our group of 6. It was a lot of fun and very informative. We also enjoyed the great wine a lot! Thanks to our lovely guide who entertained us so well!

You should try the "Safari Tour". We got to experience the vines First Hand and tryed the wines after. It`s a nice Family Business.

This church was originally built in the 13th century. It has a very simple Romanesque design to it. The outside of it is plain and reflects back to a simple day of architectural style. The church as small plaques along the interior walls to follow the stages of the cross. There are small, beautiful stain glass windows. The elegance of this place is definitely in the design. You aren't going to see what you would expect to in an ancient church in France. The alter has a minimalist design as well as the statues. It is spacious inside, though you wouldn't know it from the outside. Definitely worth seeing since it is so different than most. A neat thing is that the church is equipped for the hearing impaired.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful church, it doesn't look much from the outside, but the interior is magnificent. The large and magnificent organ and the 2 other smaller organs that can be approached more closely are also worth seeing. In addition, we had the chance to visit it at Christmas time and see a very beautiful nativity scene. (Original) Très belle église, elle ne paye pas de mine de l'extérieur, mais l'intérieur est magnifique. La grande orgue et magnifique et les 2 autres orgues plus petites que l'on peut approcher de plus près, sont à voir aussi. En plus on a eu la chance de la visiter au moment de Noël et de voir une très belle crèche.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent parish, with ex-votos...to discover (Original) Magnifique paroisse, avec des ex-voto...a découvrir

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Gothic/Romanesque style church all in stone, very suggestive. Must see! (Original) Bellissima chiesa in stile gotico/romanico tutta in pietra, molto suggestiva. Da vedere!

(Translated by Google) Charming medieval style church which is a change from the usual parishes, a style which is truly unique, seen from the outside it does not look like much but once inside you are not struck by the beauty. (Original) Charmante église de style médiéval qui change des paroisses habituelles, un style qui est vraiment unique , vue d'extérieur elle ne paye pas de mine mais une fois a l'intérieur on n'est saisie par la beauté.

(Translated by Google) An absolutely unmissable visit for all history and architecture enthusiasts (Original) Une visite absolument incontournable pour tous les passionnés d'histoire et d'architecture

(Translated by Google) The Church of Saint Louis is the temple of the former Franciscan convent of Hyères, which was founded around 1230. The convent is associated with the memory of Friar Hugo de Digne, who preached there to Saint Louis himself (Louis IX of France) upon his return from the Holy Land—the failed Seventh Crusade—in 1254. The convent was exclaustrated during the Revolution in 1791 and sold, along with the church, in 1796. To save the temple from destruction—which befell the rest of the convent—the Hyères town council bought it in 1832, reopening it for worship shortly afterward, and then dedicating it to Saint Louis. In 1842, it became the parish church of the town when the title of Saint Paul, previously held in the upper town, was transferred to it. With a façade featuring three Romanesque porches – the side ones, copying the central one, opened in the 19th century – that open onto the corresponding naves, the building was extensively restored in the 19th century. (Original) La iglesia de San Luis es el templo del antiguo convento franciscano de Hyères, que se habría fundado hacia 1230. El convento se liga a la memoria de fray Hugo de Digne, que habría predicado en él ante el mismo san Luis (Luis IX de Francia) a su vuelta de Tierra Santa –la fracasada séptima cruzada– en 1254. El convento fue exclaustrado en la Revolución, en 1791, y vendido, con la iglesia, en 1796. Para salvar el templo de la destrucción –que sufrió el resto del convento– el ayuntamiento de Hyères lo compró en 1832, reabriéndose al culto poco después, siendo entonces cuando fue dedicado a san Luis. En 1842 se convirtió en la parroquia de la villa al ser trasladada a ella la dignidad que hasta entonces ostentaba San Pablo, en la villa alta. Con una fachada con tres pórticos de tradición románica –abiertos los laterales, que copian al central, en el XIX– que se abren a las correspondientes naves, el edificio ha sido muy restaurado en el siglo XIX.

This beach is so beautiful and raw. The only thing I regret is not renting a bike to cruise around and take to the beach. It’s a bit of long walk through the forest from the city center. There was a restaurant there but it was closed. Public restrooms there for €1. The boat ticket cost €24 round trip and it goes every hours depending on the season, it took about 20 minutes.

Here's the deal with Plage d'Argent - it is an amazing beach, gorgeous surroundings, warm blue water with a sandy bottom that stays shallow 20 meters from shore. It's just a short walk from town. Sand on the beach itself can be a bit rocky and some areas have weeds piled up, but I want to be clear that this FOR SURE a 5 star beach compared to many many other beaches in this region, even when it's busy. That said, I don't think it's the best on Porquerolles. Both the beach north east from town and Notre Dame beach were slightly better. But ALL the beaches on the island are ridiculously good, so you really can't go wrong anywhere.

It has lots of black seaweed on the rim of the beach.

Amazingly beautiful beach, with very fine white sand and clear waters.

Nice to see seaweed on the shore. Then crystal clear water. To those idiots who have said its untidy because of the seaweed..I suggest you go educate yourselves

The place was gorgeous to see but the water was cold. I definitely recommend taking a bike or a taxi to the beach!

Tons of decomposing and smelly poseidonia dead plants seriously destroyed the beauty of this beach. Together with an unbearable number of people. Pity...

We stumbled upon this reserve, And it is a great place to see the various wildlife

Les Salins is much more than a nature preserve offering several beaches for different desires: family, easy access, Palm trees, bushes and trees, picnic tables and the famous "plague naturist".

So glad we stopped here on our way past. A vast array of bird life and a great walk through the reserve also.

Nice view, big parking, nice place

Calm, nice

Belle

(Translated by Google) An enchanting, free place where you can spend a pleasant day. There's so much to see. The beautiful beaches complement everything else. The sea is beautiful and full of fish. Some spots are equipped, others less so, but that's the price of the natural beauty of the place. In any case, even on the most secluded beaches, a cart with drinks and ice cream arrives. (Original) Un posto incantevole, libero, dove si può trascorrere una piacevole giornata. C'è tanto da vedere. Le spiagge bellissime fanno da contorno a tutto il resto. Il mare bellissimo e pieno di pesci. Alcuni punti sono attrezzati, altri un po' meno, ma è il costo della naturalità del luogo. Cmq, anche nelle spiagge più nascoste, arriva il carrettino con le bibite ed i gelati.

Beautiful beach, great for paddle board. A lot of algi in first 5 meter from the beach into the sea.

Secluded, not very accessible but the reward at the end is worth it

The beach is pebbled with natural rocky coves. Picturesque and less busy than other local beaches. Be prepared for a walk to the beach on a footpath that may be a challenge for someone unsteady on their feet.

Picturesque beach, but private access only.

Nice Place

I think it is a good snorké'ing/divins points

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Beautiful beach ideal for families with small children with the sand ideal for building sand castles and the sea is safe for swimming. Nice short walk from the resort centre.

Paradise !

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(Translated by Google) Magnificent setting with a superb little beach. The beach is accessible on foot from the fondue tower (10 minutes walk along the path). It is only accessible by the restaurant for restaurant customers. Not very wide, the beach is empty filled. We went there on a Tuesday in July late in the morning, the beach was already crowded. (Original) Magnifique cadre avec une superbe petite plage. La plage est accessible à pied depuis la tour fondue (10mn de marche par le sentier). Elle n'est accessible par le restaurant que pour les clients du restaurant. Pas très large, la plage est vide remplie. Nous y sommes passé un mardi de juillet en fin de matinée, la plage était déjà bondée.

(Translated by Google) Accessible from the lowest parking lot of the Fondue Tower, a 5-minute walk along the coastal path. The beach is truly magnificent, with slightly coarse sand and small pebbles. There are a few spots of natural shade. A magnificent view. Very clear water, free of seaweed. (Original) Accessible depuis le parking le plus bas de la tour fondue, par 5 minutes de marche sur le sentier du littoral. La plage est vraiment magnifique, avec un sable un peu grossier/petits caillouteux. Quelques points d'ombre naturelle. Une vue magnifique. Une eau très claire, sans algues.

(Translated by Google) Small, very pretty beach, quickly accessible via the coastal path from the Fondue Tower. In summer it is still quite crowded, and ideally bring shoes for swimming because there are small pebbles to enter the water which are not pleasant 😅 after there is sand a little further out in the water. (Original) Petite plage très jolie, accessible rapidement via le sentier du littoral au départ de la tour fondue. En été il y a quand même pas mal de monde, et idéalement prévoir des chaussures pour se baigner car il y a des petits galets pour rentrer dans l'eau qui ne sont pas agréables 😅 après il y a du sable un peu du plus loin dans l'eau.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful beach, visited as part of the Cap Taillat hike. Paid parking during the season. (Original) Très belle plage, visitée dans le cadre de la randonnée du Cap Taillat. Parking payant en saison

I will almost give this 5 stars. Parking might be the lacking last star. The small mideval center of town is absolutely amazing. Narrow streets. steep streets, city squares, music on the street corners. Here are souvenier shops, but if you avoid these, there is plenty of other things to enjoy ... I walked here for hours, and I am happy to do so again. The city square has an old knights templar castle/tower. An absolute beauty to behold. There is lots and lots of foods to choose from ... from the local eatery over touristic cafés and then the artisinal bakery. If you have lots of energy: walk all the way to the top and enjoy the medival castle .. or just walk halfway and see the church and the view of the old town.

A very beautiful old city with small shops for everything g not only tourism. You can find pharmacies, souvenir shops, café, pedestrian shop... Everything in a nice simple French taste

Great views across the town.

Very nice, worth the time for a visit...

Nice old city, lot of caffes and restaurants

Interesting place to visit!

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Nice park. Shame that there's only one person's managing 2 rides. Makes it difficult having to wait in the heat for the 'animateur' to be done. Also, they opened the park at 10 am but rides not until 10:30. Moreover they closed the rides at 12 for lunch until 1pm.

This is a fun, "throwback" style amusement park that's perfect for kids. You pay one price and can ride unlimited rides - the lines have never been long when I've been and my kids always have a great time. In addition, the concessions are reasonably priced, but you're also welcome to bring your own picnic.

The children 3 and 4,5 years really enjoyed the parc. They were able to try most of the attractions. The staff were very sweet and welcomed us and explained us about the parc and the activities inside. It was a really nice day for the children

Great place to spend the day with the family. Very friendly staff and good food. We come here 5 times a year. Love it and so do the kids. New activities this year for the kids. Nice The circus is always a pleasure to watch.

What a dive! My kids had a great time on the slides (which is really all that matters) but the place is very rough with minimal maintenance...what a shame!

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Nice escape game!

Super !!

We went to ask for few things, they ladies spoke only a little English, but enough to help us with everything with kindness. They also have cute postcards and funky phone cases.

Such a well-organized place with plenty of options about nearby activities, having a gift shop as well inside the office. A wide variety of souvenirs for one to choose from beautiful posters, mugs, postcards to even phone cases, inspired by Hyères’ signature landscape and main attractions! A great initiative on the part of the tourism office and a must visit place if you happen to be in Hyères!

The tourism office is very helpful when visiting on holiday.

Very helpful, all your infos for Mistral bus services, You learn a lot from their web site, it's in multi languages, you can contact them and you will get an answer very promptly!

Good service with helpful and very friendly staff

No WiFi, cannot make hotel reservations. But otherwise helpful.

If u need advice where to go and whot to visit when u are in Here-go there!Best place to start

Beautiful beach ideal for families with small children with the sand ideal for building sand castles and the sea is safe for swimming. Nice short walk from the resort centre.

Paradise !

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(Translated by Google) Magnificent setting with a superb little beach. The beach is accessible on foot from the fondue tower (10 minutes walk along the path). It is only accessible by the restaurant for restaurant customers. Not very wide, the beach is empty filled. We went there on a Tuesday in July late in the morning, the beach was already crowded. (Original) Magnifique cadre avec une superbe petite plage. La plage est accessible à pied depuis la tour fondue (10mn de marche par le sentier). Elle n'est accessible par le restaurant que pour les clients du restaurant. Pas très large, la plage est vide remplie. Nous y sommes passé un mardi de juillet en fin de matinée, la plage était déjà bondée.

(Translated by Google) Small, very pretty beach, quickly accessible via the coastal path from the Fondue Tower. In summer it is still quite crowded, and ideally bring shoes for swimming because there are small pebbles to enter the water which are not pleasant 😅 after there is sand a little further out in the water. (Original) Petite plage très jolie, accessible rapidement via le sentier du littoral au départ de la tour fondue. En été il y a quand même pas mal de monde, et idéalement prévoir des chaussures pour se baigner car il y a des petits galets pour rentrer dans l'eau qui ne sont pas agréables 😅 après il y a du sable un peu du plus loin dans l'eau.

(Translated by Google) Accessible from the lowest parking lot of the Fondue Tower, a 5-minute walk along the coastal path. The beach is truly magnificent, with slightly coarse sand and small pebbles. There are a few spots of natural shade. A magnificent view. Very clear water, free of seaweed. (Original) Accessible depuis le parking le plus bas de la tour fondue, par 5 minutes de marche sur le sentier du littoral. La plage est vraiment magnifique, avec un sable un peu grossier/petits caillouteux. Quelques points d'ombre naturelle. Une vue magnifique. Une eau très claire, sans algues.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, the navigation system takes you down a private road that's off-limits and doesn't seem particularly car-friendly. At least not on Google Maps. This ultimately falls short for someone unfamiliar with the area! (Original) Leider führt einen das Navi in eine Privatstraße, die man nicht befahren darf und die auch nicht sehr autofreundlich anmutet. Andere Zufahrten werden zumindest von Google Maps nicht bereitgestellt. Das ist für den Ortsfremden leider am Ende zu wenig!

Had great fun for 3 hours with my 11 year old in September on a Saturday. Luckily arrived when they opened at 10:00a.m. because as we were leaving it was starting to get incredibly busy. Entry fee is €20 and you can go around the course as many times as you like. Children of all ages are allowed on the course, but I would say that realistically it's not particularly suitable for children under five years old. The beginning of the course is inflatable obstacles and it gets progressively more difficult as you go round. The end part of the course is really only for very athletic adults ..but still good fun having a go. They have toilets and changing rooms + adjacent (free) car park. They also provide you with a helmet, life jacket and fingerless 'grippy" gloves included in the entry fee. There are plenty of picnic benches where you can bring your own food (with parasols for shade). They provide you boxes to put your personal belongings in, but there is no secure locker. I would come here again, but next time I would bring a pair of old trainers or rock shoes (which are permissible on the course as I asked the reception desk) and I would also bring more cold refreshments and sun cream. The site is very exposed with no shade apart from under the parasol. I would imagine that in the summer the obstacle course (being made of plastic) gets extremely hot. The reception desk just sells bottles of drink, ice creams and I think they had a pizza they could bung in the microwave ..but there is no proper cafe and no shops nearby to go and buy stuff. On the same site they have paintballing and a mini golf. Mini golf was great fun for 12 euros per person ( it's all brand new). Paintballing also looked fun.. but did not have a go at that.

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(Translated by Google) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An incredible park for all ages! I had a fantastic day at Go Ninja in Hyères! The courses are super well-designed, with something for all levels. We had a blast from start to finish, all in a fun, stress-free atmosphere. The staff is fantastic, super welcoming and professional. The site is clean, well-organized, with spaces to relax. A big plus: you can stay all day for the same price, so you can really enjoy yourself! I 100% recommend it if you're looking for an original and sporty activity around Hyères. We'll definitely be back! (Original) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Un parc incroyable pour tous les âges ! J’ai passé une journée géniale à Go Ninja à Hyères ! Les parcours sont super bien pensés, il y en a pour tous les niveaux. On s’éclate du début à la fin, le tout dans une ambiance fun et sans prise de tête. Le personnel est au top, super accueillant et pro. Le site est propre, bien organisé, avec des espaces pour se poser. Gros plus : on peut rester toute la journée pour le même prix, donc on profite à fond ! Je recommande à 100 % si vous cherchez une activité originale et sportive autour de Hyères. On reviendra, c’est sûr !

(Translated by Google) My kids absolutely loved Go Ninja in Hyères! The course is super well-designed, fun, athletic, and perfectly suited to energetic children. The staff is friendly, and the facilities are clean and safe. One small drawback, however: the noise caused by the ball suspended in the net as it moves along a rail. The noise at each end is quite loud and repetitive, which can quickly become unpleasant for those accompanying them. A simple solution could be the addition of rubber buffers (like drop brakes) to cushion the shocks at the end of the course and reduce the noise. Aside from this detail, it's a great activity that I highly recommend for children! (Original) Mes enfants se sont tout simplement régalés chez Go Ninja à Hyères ! Le parcours est super bien conçu, ludique, sportif et parfaitement adapté aux enfants pleins d’énergie. L’équipe est sympa et les installations sont propres et sécurisées. Petit bémol cependant : la nuisance sonore provoquée par la boule suspendue dans le filet qui circule sur un rail. Le bruit à chaque extrémité est assez fort et répétitif, ce qui peut vite devenir désagréable pour les accompagnants. Une solution simple pourrait être l’ajout de tampons en caoutchouc (type freins de chute) pour amortir les chocs en fin de course et réduire le bruit. En dehors de ce détail, c’est une super activité que je recommande chaudement pour les enfants !