All over the world, this commercial and fishing port, which enjoyed great prosperity in the 17th and 18th centuries, but which nothing had predisposed to its new vocation as the jet-set capital, has become a myth. From its foundation to the 21st century, the history of Saint-Tropez is first and foremost linked to the sea. A former commercial and fishing port, the city is now a meeting place for stars and showbiz celebrities. But, a tourist guide on Saint-Tropez will tell you about it, you shouldn't stop at this image alone. The city has many points of interest to see or visit: the old town, built from the end of the 15th century, with its numerous chapels and oratories (notably the Sainte-Anne chapel), the port, with its terraces of large cafés and luxurious yachts swinging at the quay, the onecitadelle, built on the order of Henri IV, outside the walls, to house a reinforcement garrison likely to come to the rescue of the city in the event of a siege and which houses a museum of maritime history, the marine cemetery where the graves of old families of sailors, long-distance captains, shipowners, shipbuilders or traders, but also famous artists can be found... Finally, Saint-Tropez is also a city of vines and olive oil where there are many possibilities for shopping. Do not hesitate to come and visit Saint-Tropez, a pretty Provençal city and the setting of the mythical And God... created the woman, who propelled Brigitte Bardot, the city's muse, to the forefront.