Gassin village discovery tour

1. Tourist office: starting point of the circuit. (Free guided tours from April to October on Mondays at 4 p.m. and in July-August at 5:30 p.m.).
2. Orientation table: admire the most beautiful view of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.
3. Leï Barri: walk along the 13th-14th century ramparts.
4. The private garden L'Hardy-Denonain, classified as remarkable, is open to the public free of charge from April 30 to October 15 (closed on Thursdays).
5. Orientation table of the Îles d'Or: discover the view over the islands of Port-Cros, Bagaud, Levant and over the bay of Cavalaire.
6. The Place Hannibal in Châteauneuf is the heart of the new village (Marianne d'Or in 1995 and Philippe Rotthier prize). It was designed by François Spoerry, the architect who designed Port-Grimaud.
7. Starting point for hiking trails (Arlatane Loops; Chapel Path) and mini-stadium.
8. and 9. The Saint-Jean-Baptiste well (8) and the Neuf well (9) are traditional covered wells of 17th-century Provence. They are dug to a depth of approximately eight meters.
10. The town hall was built in 1584 above the communal oven. It has hosted the village council meetings since then. It formerly housed the schools.
11. Tasco Street is the oldest street in the village. It is home to small, typical and charming inner courtyards.
12. The Saracen Gate was opened to allow entry into the medieval fort in the 13th-14th centuries.
13. The Church of Our Lady of the Assumption, completed in 1558, has a square bell tower which was formerly the watchtower.
14. Long Street is lined with old doors, the oldest of which dates back to 1422.
15. The Androuno is the narrowest street in the world with a width of 29 centimeters at its narrowest point.
16. The streets of Fabriques and Moulin à huile recall the artisanal activity of the village.