Baguette Off CourseA practical guide for exploring France.HomePlan my trip ↗A Provençal port town with a citadel, beaches, galleries and a long artistic and film history.
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Use Saint-Raphaël–Valescure by rail, then arrange a bus, boat or road transfer. Nice and Marseille airports are alternatives; summer road traffic can be slow.
Recurring cultural and folkloric traditions, followed by events announced for the next three months (30 September 2026 to 30 December 2026).
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A seasonal book market organised by the City of Nice, dedicated to reading and local culture.
Local meaning: A local literary gathering within Nice’s wider Christmas programme, highlighting regional authors and book culture.
Audience: General public; check the city listing for access details
Usual attendance: No attendance figure published by the City.
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A literary summer on the French Riviera, an apt regional companion for Saint-Tropez.
The 1956 film starring Brigitte Bardot was filmed in Saint-Tropez.
The collection includes works by artists who painted the port and coast, including Paul Signac.
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A cream-filled brioche created in Saint-Tropez in the 1950s.
A fresh goat cheese from the wider Provençal region.
The surrounding vineyards are known for dry Provençal rosé and other local wines.
An anise aperitif of Provence; check the producer for its actual place of origin.
29 quai Jean-Jaurès, Saint-Tropez
A harbour-side address established in 1887; verify current menus and service times.
Restaurant details ↗Saint-Tropez
An all-day restaurant address listed by Saint-Tropez tourism.
Restaurant details ↗Quai Jean Jaurès, Saint-Tropez
A harbour-side seafood address; verify current menu and booking.
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