Visit the village of Grimaud Audio guide in English

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Nestled in the hollow of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, Grimaud is like the tower of its castle which stands proudly above the plains and the sea, like an immutable lookout having crossed the centuries. Looking to the future but rich in a perfectly preserved heritage, Grimaud is a territory that plays the big part with time, to make a tasty mix between the old and the modern.

Up there, the medieval village awaits you with its many monuments, cobbled streets, houses with arcades, old stones and medieval castle. Walk the streets at your own pace, in these places with a long history, look up to discover these typically Provençal village houses. From the Middle Ages, the importance and wealth of Grimaud made it the capital of Freinet, a territory covering the current Community of Commune of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. Preserving this identity means that the village is now a listed site as a Historic Monument.

Once you arrive at the ruins of this castle you will be rewarded with a sublime view! Visit not recommended for people who have difficulty walking.

The Grimaud tourist office organizes the National Archeology Days: Visit of the castle of Grimaud The castle of Grimaud, known since at least the 11th century is a remarkable monument in the landscape. It dominates the village and the plain. As part of the National Archaeological Days, this guided tour offers you the opportunity to rediscover the history of the castle in a fun way, by putting yourself in the shoes of an archaeologist / historian. And to discover, clue after clue, the history of this fortification.

Free visit. Places limited to 15 people. Mandatory reservation