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Discover Puget-sur-Argens

Events, places to visit and local tourism businesses in and around town.

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Not to be missed

Upcoming events and places worth a detour.

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Le Mas Des Escaravatiers

Puget Sur Argens

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The 3J Comiques

Puget Sur Argens

Tourist office highlights

Sights, activities, places to stay and restaurants in Puget-sur-Argens.

Things to see and do

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Borne milliaire romaine

Several milestone markers that lined the Via Aurelia have been discovered in the town. Often inscribed, these markers symbolised the emperor’s power.

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Eglise Saint Jacques Le Majeur

A major landmark in Puguet’s architectural heritage, it was built between 1572 and 1577.

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Meulières Romaines

The Romans used stone from the foothills of the Estérel to make millstones. Still visible in Puget’s communal forest, they come into view as you wander along a hiking trail, bearing witness to the richness of our history.

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Oratoire Saint Jacques

A testament to the town’s St James heritage, the Saint-Jacques oratory once stood in front of the Saint-Jacques chapel, which was built in 1740 and has since been demolished.

Activities and walks

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Boulodrome

The boules court welcomes enthusiasts of pétanque and the Provençal game all year round.

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Bubble Foot

The principle is the same as in football: scoring goals. But each player is surrounded by a giant, transparent bubble...

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Ecurie du Derby

Set within an eight-hectare estate dedicated to horses, in a thoroughly family-friendly atmosphere, the team at the Ecurie du Derby welcomes you for both leisure riding and competitive riding.

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Espace Culturel Victor Hugo

The Victor Hugo Cultural Centre welcomes you to events organised by the local council’s Cultural Department or by local organisations.

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Espace Paul Cézanne

A space dedicated to local cultural life.

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Haras de l'Espinette

Seven hectares of enclosed grounds dedicated to the enjoyment of horses and their riders.

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Le Haras des Suvières

Whether for leisure or competition, the Haras des Suvières welcomes all riders, from beginners to experienced riders.

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Le Temps d'une PARENThèse

Le Temps d'une PARENThèse is a drop-in centre for parents and children under the age of 6.

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Léa Gabriele coaching

Studio Lea Gabriele is a place for discovering and practising various disciplines, open to everyone regardless of age or ability, without any focus on performance or competition

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Médiathèque Constant Mellano

The Puget-sur-Argens media library offers a pleasant, quiet setting for your research and reading. A wide selection of books, magazines, CDs and DVDs are available for browsing and borrowing.

Where to stay

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Camping des Aubrèdes ****

In the south of France, in Puget-sur-Argens, the Camping des Aubrèdes offers fully equipped mobile homes for hire in a pine forest typical of the Var region, just 7 km from the sandy beaches of Fréjus and Saint-Raphaël.

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Camping La Bastiane Yelloh Village ****

Ideally situated 7 km from the beaches of Fréjus, the Yelloh! Village La Bastiane campsite is the perfect destination for your next family holiday!

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Camping les Hautes Vernèdes ***

The Hautes Vernèdes campsite is peaceful, family-friendly and welcoming. It welcomes guests staying in tents, caravans or motorhomes to its flower-filled, shaded grounds, where you can enjoy a pleasant holiday in a clean and safe environment.

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Campinus ***

The whole Campinus team looks forward to welcoming you to our 10-hectare wooded park, where there is a family-friendly atmosphere; we look forward to helping you discover our beautiful region.

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Goélia Village Azur ***

The Goélia Le Village Azur 3*** holiday resort welcomes you to a peaceful setting in a pine forest on the border between the towns of Puget-sur-Argens and Roquebrune-sur-Argens.

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Hôtel la Cigale **

Ideally situated in the centre of the village, the Hôtel la Cigale welcomes you for your holidays and business trips. .

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Oasis Village - Parc Saint James *****

Set in the heart of a 45-hectare unspoilt natural area, Parc Saint James Oasis combines nature and relaxation. It is situated close to Fréjus (5 km) and St Raphaël (9 km), resorts popular with those who enjoy the seaside, a lively atmosphere and a night out.

Where to eat

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Au Bureau

Burgers, bistro food and local specialities in a chain of brasserie-style pubs with a retro Anglo-Saxon décor.

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Brasserie Casanova

The brasserie is situated in the “Grand Estérel” shopping centre. It’s the perfect place for a meal or a tasty afternoon treat.

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Brasserie des Vernèdes

The Brasserie des Vernèdes welcomes you to enjoy its traditional cuisine every weekday lunchtime.

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Chez Alex - Bar à vins

Whether you’re fancying a drink after work or want to enjoy a cosy evening out, Chez Alex is the perfect place!

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Chez Masci

Chez Masci welcomes you to the Made In France Village

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Corto Resto

Come along to Corto Resto to enjoy a friendly atmosphere, with or without music, but always relaxed!

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Crêpe Touch

The new Crêpe & Waffle experience.

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Crêperie L'Arcade

L'Arcade crêperie is a new place to visit for lunch and dinner.

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Cuisine du monde

With its five kitchen counters, bistro and large communal dining area measuring 240 m², the Foodhall offers a convivial experience in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re on your own or with a group, take a seat at one of the large tables and enjoy dishes prepared to order.

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Del Arte

All the richness of Italian cuisine in a very pleasant setting.

Local produce

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Château de Cabran

Situated on the outer foothills of the Estérel massif, which separates the Var from the Alpes-Maritimes, the estate boasts exceptional geological conditions. It is to this that the Cabran vineyard owes its uniqueness and quality.

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Chez Alex - cave et épicerie fine

Part wine cellar, part delicatessen, Alex is all about helping you discover some great products!

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Domaine des Escaravatiers

The Domaine des Escaravatiers offers white, rosé and red wines under the Côtes de Provence AOC and Vins de Pays du Var PGI designations. Step inside the cellar to discover their wines and how they’re made.

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Domaine Le Bercail

The wines of Domaine Le Bercail are produced from a vineyard rich in grape varieties, where the passion of the winegrowers and the distinctive character of the Provençal terroir come together. Having switched to organic farming, the estate was awarded ECOCERT certification in 2013.

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