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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Toulon: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Toulon
- Toulon is centred on its picturesque harbour, protected by the Faron Mountains' high hillsides.
- The Bay of Toulon is a lovely natural harbour with various ports that can accommodate a wide range of watercraft, from small fishing boats to luxurious yachts and cruise ships.
- Palm-fringed pathways border the gorgeous waterfront, lined with boutiques and lively brasserie patios.
- Toulon, France's primary naval station and a centre of fishing and other industries, mixes the atmosphere of a Mediterranean beach resort with the feel of a real working town.
- Toulon is also one of the greatest cities in Provence to visit for a taste of the region's douceur de Vivre (sweet living) and typical Provençal markets.
- Tourists can take leisurely seaside strolls, relax at outdoor cafés, and sunbathe on the beach to experience the sunny South of France lifestyle.
- Travellers can board a ferry from Toulon port to the Île de Porquerolles, a lovely island renowned for its magnificent sandy beaches and soothing blue waters, for an even more pleasant experience.
- Capital: Var department
- International Airport: Toulon Hyeres Airport
- Population: 584,000
- Currency: Euro
- Time: UTC +2
- Driving side: Right
- Main Electricity: 230 V
- Official Language: Maritim
- Religion: Roman Catholic
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Toulon
- Toulon is a Mediterranean port city with a charming harbour where you can go for a stroll.
- A group of four sandy beaches is located just outside of Toulon's city limits.
- The Hôtel des Arts in Toulon is the Mediterranean Center of Art and is open to the public.
- The Musée Mémorial du Débarquement is a World War II stronghold on Mont Faron, high above Toulon.
- The Tour Royale in Toulon is located right on the Mediterranean in its beauty while still being partially built into the natural rock.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Toulon
- Summer (June to August): Summers are often hot, with average temperatures exceeding 30° Celsius.
- Winter (December–February): Winters are mild, with temperatures typically staying around 0°C but feeling like it's below -5°C due to the weather. In Toulon, this is essentially the off-season.
- Spring (March-May): The spring months are mild, yet there may be unexpected downpours.
- The temperature is roughly 13 degrees Celsius on average. The weather is excellent throughout this time of year, making it a good time to explore Toulon.
- Autumn (September – November): Autumns are typically rainy, with the possibility of storms. Temperatures of roughly 10°C are possible.
- Toulon is best visited during March and May and June and August.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Toulon
Vieille Ville (Old Town)
- Even though Toulon's Old Town was severely devastated during WWII, it has kept much of its former charm.
- Tourists will appreciate strolling through the small cobblestone lanes and unwinding in the tranquil squares with gushing fountains.
- On hot days, it's nice to take a break in one of these shady spaces and relax at an outdoor café.
- The Hôtel de Ville, with its iconic "Caryatides" sculptures at the entrance, is a must-see.
- These sculpted figures, who appear to support the balcony, were made by Pierre Puget (1620-1694) and have been reproduced numerous times around Provence, but they remain unrivalled in expression here.
Port de Toulon
- The Bay of Toulon is the most picturesque harbour in Europe, yet it is also a busy working port.
- In reality, there are several ports where fishing boats and yachts can dock, as well as ferries and cruise ships.
- Pleasant waterfront pathways line the port with retailers and restaurants with outdoor terraces.
- Visitors can take a stroll down the quayside to take in the surroundings.
- Toulon is an important military post and the Mediterranean's leading centre for the French navy fleet.
- The ancient Arsenal de Toulon (naval base), which goes back to 1738 under the reign of Henri IV, is one of the harbour's ports.
- Shipbuilding yards and military port docks are part of the naval base.
Mont Faron
- The majestic Mont Faron, Toulon's most prominent landmark, can be accessed by foot, car, or the Téléphérique du Faron (cable car).
- A 40-minute walk from the city's central Place de la Liberté via the Parc des Lices and involving a problematic ascent up the trails to the summit is doable.
- The most stunning way to get to Mont Faron is by cable car.
- The journey offers stunning panoramic views of the Bay of Toulon and the Le Var region's environment.
- Drive up the Corniche du Mont Faron, a panoramic route halfway up Mont Faron that gives fantastic sea views, to get to Mont-Faron by car.
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DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Toulon Off the Beaten Track
Musée Mémorial du Débarquement
- In the Tour Beaumont, the Musée Mémorial du Débarquement is located near the peak of Mont Faron.
- The steep and winding one-way road (Route du Faron) that leads here offers spectacular views and passes the Fort du Saint-Antoine.
- The Allied Landings Museum, housed in a military facility, houses a collection of artefacts, paperwork, weaponry, and equipment relating to the Allied Forces' arrival on August 15, 1944.
- A telescope on the fort's roof affords a spectacular view over the city, the harbour, and the surrounding mountains.
- A charming garden with a wide variety of flowers can be found on the plateau of Mont Faron's peak.
Opéra de Toulon
- The architect Charles Garnier, who also created the Palais Garnier (Opera House) in Paris, designed the Opéra de Toulon on the Place Victor Hugo.
- This magnificent Neoclassical structure holds one of France's largest opera theatres outside of Paris.
- The decorations for the Toulon Opera House were created with the cooperation of various local artisans in 1862.
- The allegorical statues of Tragedy and Comedy on the southern front were sculpted by Joseph Daumas, while Montagne made the Muses on the northern side.
- The rich crimson and gold interior, with several paintings, gorgeous chandeliers, and bronzed loge benches, reflects Napoleon III's flair.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Toulon Culture and Traditions
- Toulon is a French Riviera city with a substantial naval installation and a major Mediterranean Sea port.
- Toulon is the seat of the Var department and is located in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region and the Provence province.
- The Commune of Toulon is France's 14th-largest city, with 171,953 inhabitants.
- It is the administrative centre of the ninth-largest urban unit in France, having a population of 575,347 people.
- After Marseille and Nice, Toulon is the third-largest French city on the Mediterranean coast.
- Toulon is a significant centre for naval construction, fishing, winemaking, and the production of aviation equipment, munitions, maps, paper, tobacco, printing, shoes, and electrical equipment, among other things.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Toulon: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Le Bistrot du Boucan
#Food
- A charming traditional Bistrot in Toulon's old town serves delectable and colourful cuisine.
- They have a fantastic brunch buffet for €21 that is the ideal way to start your day of exploration with all of the usual French goodies.
- The lunch menu, which costs €18 (with coffee) and includes three courses of fresh, regional products, changes daily.
Restaurant Les Artistes
#Food
- This small restaurant in Toulon's old quarter is ideal for whileing away the hours while enjoying the Mediterranean climate at one of the restaurant's outdoor tables that wrap around the venue.
- For lunch, pick from the daily special for €12.50, a set menu with a starter, dessert, and main course for €16.50, or a three-course dinner for €20.
- The main courses on the evening menu start at roughly €15.
L'Aromate Provencal
#Food
- L'Aromate Provencal is conveniently located near the Toulon train station, making it ideal for visitors who have just arrived and are looking for a tasty supper.
- The food offered here is French with a Provencal/Mediterranean twist, and it is not only visually appealing but also tasty.
- L'Aromate Provencal, like many other Toulon restaurants, is small; therefore, make a reservation ahead of time, especially during high season or on weekends. The menus begin at €17. (lunch).
Mourillon
#Fashion
- Finish your day of sunbathing with some shopping down Litteral Frédéric Mistral, and then head along Boulevard Sainte-Hélène and Rue Lamalgue to get the most out of Mourillon.
- There may also be some hidden gems waiting to be discovered.
Marina
#Fashion
- The Marina district's postwar buildings have virtually gained cult status, and they now house a variety of sports and fishing shops.
- While this region caters to practically every shopping need, it also has a lot of charm, so take your time and go for a stroll.
- You might end up at Le Centre Commercial Mayol, a major retail mall with various brands and eateries.
Centre Mayol
#Fashion
- This shopping area, located near the Mayol Stadium, has over 100 stores, including most major brands.
- While you'll discover well-known retailers like Zara, FNAC, Jennyfer, and Comptoir des Cotonniers, you'll also find lesser-known retailers like Célio (clothing) and Go Sport (sports & leisure), Fnac (music, books), and Etam (underwear).
- Make sure to stop by the food court and the Carrefour hypermarket.
MAGIC WORLD
#Fun
- Don't miss the historic port of Hyères for an overnight stay, where you may enjoy a Provençal dinner and stroll around the famed arts and crafts market.
- Magic World is only 5 minutes away from the dock.
- Regardless of your age, you will have a fantastic time.
- A wide choice of fun fair stalls is accessible for everyone, whether you're with family or friends!
- The festive atmosphere of Magic World will undoubtedly appeal to you!
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Toulon: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- Guides from the National Forest Office will provide you with all the information you need about the wildlife and how to identify different tree and plant types.
- There will be an introduction to understanding a forest landscape, as well as information on the history and management of the massif by forest workers and other topics.
- Anyone who wants to go on a short walk can do so.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Toulon Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- On the Place d'Armes in April, a Bacchus feast honours the region's wine and gastronomy over three days.
- At the same time, the Congress Center hosts a manga and Japanese culture festival. It succeeds a festival dedicated to street painting in May at Place d'Armes.
- In June and July, until the classical music festival's summer session in the royal tower's gardens and the Six-Fours collegiate church (and from October to April, operas and concerts are held at the opera or the congress centre).
- Rockorama Toulon, a rock and jazz festival, will also be held in July and feature high-quality performances.
- Jazz Toulon, a free festival with 15 concerts, begins mid-July on Toulonnaise seats.
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