Our must-haves
The essentials from Toulon to La Seyne-sur-Mer
Mont Faron and cable car
Proudly dominating the city’s skyline, Mont Faron is the symbol of a city of contrasts, where sea and nature are intimately linked to the Provencal city center and its rich history. Climb into the little red cabin and you’re transported to the heights: the panoramic view offers a remarkable panorama of the Toulon harbor, the Saint-Mandrier-sur-Mer peninsula and the Hyères islands.
Between rolling hills and the Mediterranean, Toulon, La Seyne-sur-Mer and the Saint-Mandrier-sur-Mer peninsula form Europe’s most beautiful harbor. Immerse yourself in their shared history and embrace their art of living through the seasons: beaches and coves, footpaths, remarkable gardens, lively markets and a rich cultural life are the very essence of an ideal getaway. Just a few minutes away, La Valette-du-Var, Le Revest-les-Eaux and La Garde offer the charm of typical Provencal villages.
Frequently asked questions
Can you visit Stade Mayol?
Yes, the guided tour ” Stade Mayol et rugby : passion toulonnaise “, on sale at the Tourist Office, is available all year round and gives you access to the stadium and its backstage areas.
How do I get to Les Sablettes beach from Toulon?
From the port of Toulon, board the Mistral network’s 18M shuttle to the “Sablettes” pontoon. Cross the Fernand Braudel landscaped park to reach Plage des Sablettes.
Are there evening bus and boat-bus services?
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, between 9pm and 1am, the Mistral network offers a night-time service across the metropolis on six bus lines (7 in summer) and on the maritime line linking Toulon to Saint-Mandrier-sur-Mer via Les Sablettes.
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Toulon by night
Immerse yourself in the Toulon nightlife and enjoy its many facets: festive evenings in town or on the beaches, concerts and shows, family cinema…
On a terrace, on a rooftop, in its cafés and restaurants, the heart of the city also beats at night.