Tourist Attractions & Monuments Var

700,000 years old natural excavations, these caves made of tuff offer an exceptional collection of underground landscapes adorned with stalactites, stalagmites and giant stalactites. The constant presence of water over the centuries prevented the formation of stalagmites. The monks of the abbey of Saint-Victor were certainly the first occupants of the caves. Used as hiding against the invader, they were sold in 1566 to Nicolas d'Albertas, Lord Gemenos, which he modified and strengthened.

Le Revest-les-Eaux is a charming town. We recommend that you contact the local tourist office or town hall directly for more detailed information on activities and sights to visit in Le Revest-les-Eaux.

Admire the underwater fauna and flora thanks to the submerged and transparent hull of this very special air-conditioned boat. The commented walk lasts about 30 minutes.

At the entrance of the village coming from Sainte-Maxime, the ruins of the chapel, recently restored, are topped by the roots and the branches of a large fig tree.

It was built at the beginning of the nineteenth century and is a bell bell.

Le Plan-de-la-Tour is a charming town in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. Le Plan-de-la-Tour offers many leisure activities, including village discovery tours, weekly Provencal markets and local festivals. Visitors can also take advantage of hiking trails to explore the area's natural beauty. To get to Plan-de-la-Tour, travelers can use public transport such as trains and buses, as well as nearby freeways and airports.

Available at the Tourist Information Centre.

Available at the Tourist Information Centre.

It flows on a Roman site and dates from the 16th century.

It was built in 1566 by the Penitents Blancs.