Hyères

Hyères, often called "Hyères-les-Palmiers" for its thousands of palm trees, is the oldest resort on the French Riviera and a destination that perfectly combines history, culture, and natural beauty. Located on the Mediterranean coast, this Provençal gem offers over 20 km of enchanting beaches, from extensive sandy stretches to secluded coves, perfect for swimming and water sports. Its medieval old town, with narrow, colorful streets, invites strolling and discovering artisan workshops and local markets. Furthermore, the famous Îles d'Or (Golden Islands) – Porquerolles, Port-Cros, and Levant – are natural treasures accessible by ferry, offering unspoiled landscapes and unparalleled tranquility.

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International Festival of Fashion, Photography and Accessories at Villa Noailles 2025

Villa Noailles will host its prestigious annual festival in April 2025, showcasing young design talents.

Andy Warhol Exhibition at Musée de la Banque 2025

The Musée de la Banque presents an exhibition dedicated to the pop and avant-garde universe of Andy Warhol, open until June 8, 2025.

Design Parade Hyères to celebrate its 18th edition in June 2025

The Design Parade Hyères festival will take place from June 26 to 29, 2025, at Villa Noailles, highlighting young designers.

Complete guide of Hyères

Your visit to Hyères can be a complete adventure. Spend time strolling through the old town, discovering the Tour des Templiers and the Collegiate Church of Saint-Paul. Climb to Château d'Hyères for exceptional panoramic views. The beaches are a major attraction; Almanarre is ideal for water sports, while those on the Giens peninsula offer coastal paths. A trip to the Îles d'Or, especially Porquerolles, is a must; rent a bicycle to explore it. Plan your itinerary and book your tickets and experiences to make the most of your stay in this corner of the French Riviera.

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