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Tourist map and places to visit in Callian
Callian is located in southeastern France in the Var department (PACA region). Situated at an altitude of 325 meters, the village owes its charm to its streets arranged in a spiral around the feudal castle (12th-13th centuries). This interactive map will guide you through the medieval streets of this hilltop village in the Fayence region.
Flower-filled alleyways wind around the castle, and a small mossy waterfall refreshes the terraces in the square. Our detailed map shows all the historical monuments and tourist attractions. You will easily find the main sites to visit.
Navigating the village is easy with our map of Callian. You will find all the points of interest in Callian as well as the accommodation we recommend in the village.
How long does it take to visit Callian?
A half-day is enough to explore the historic center and its main monuments. The village of Callian is full of must-see monuments, including churches and chapels. Allow 2-3 hours for a leisurely visit to the castle and narrow streets.
History buffs will enjoy a full day. Take a guided tour of the village of Callian from the Callian tourist office and discover the architectural and historical heritage of this medieval village. This option allows you to deepen your knowledge of the local heritage.
To explore the surrounding area, plan a stay of at least 2-3 days. There are also over 425 km of hiking trails throughout the Saint-Raphaël – Pays de Fayence area. Nature lovers will therefore have a wide range of activities to choose from.
Where can I download a PDF map of Callian?
You can obtain a PDF map by clicking on the “Download map” button above our interactive map. This printable document will help you find your way around the village. It lists all the major monuments and points of interest.
This free map includes the main tourist attractions and recommended routes. The main streets and access points are clearly marked. This will allow you to plan your visit independently.
The PDF format allows you to view the map offline on your smartphone or tablet. This practical solution avoids internet connection problems in certain areas of the village.
Where is the Callian tourist office?
The tourist information office is located on the ground floor of the Château, 1 chemin Edouard Goerg, 83440 Callian. Place Honoré-Bourguignon, 83440 Callian is also a reference address mentioned by several sources. The reception is therefore located in the historic center, near the main monuments.
Opening hours and services vary depending on the tourist season. The staff can provide information on guided tours, local events, and available accommodation. You can contact them by phone at +33 (0)4 94 76 20 08.
The Pays de Fayence Tourist Office provides all the tourist information you need to visit Callian. This inter-communal organization coordinates visitor services throughout the area.
What are the must-see places in Callian?
The feudal castle has dominated the village since the 12th century. The old town winds around its beautiful Renaissance castle-fortress. This historic monument offers an exceptional panoramic view of the surrounding mountains.
The parish church of Notre Dame de l'Assomption, with its large and beautiful proportions, dates from 1684. This Baroque church houses some remarkable works of art. The church contains a statue of St. Donatus, in gilded wood from the late 16th century, and the relics of the village's patron saint, St. Maxime, also in carved gilded wood.
The Chapelle des Pénitents was a castle chapel that became a parish church with the development of the village around its protective castle. Its architecture bears witness to the religious evolution of the village. The Chapelle Notre-Dame-des-Roses is the oldest religious monument in Callian.
The center of the old village is Place Honoré Bourguignon, with its waterfall, a source of freshness. This central square is home to cafés and local shops. There is also an oil mill dating from 1815 (only open in season).
How to get to Callian?
By car from Cannes, the distance between Cannes SNCF train station and Callian is 25 miles. It takes about 35 minutes to drive from Cannes train station to Callian. The A8 motorway and then the D562 and D37 departmental roads are the main route.
Yes, there is a direct bus, which leaves from the bus station and arrives at Agora. Services run four times a day, Monday to Saturday. The ZOU ! Proximité public transport service provides this regular connection. The journey takes approximately 1 hour and 5 minutes.
The village is 36 km from Draguignan and 25 km from Grasse, which you are probably familiar with. These towns are excellent landmarks for locating Callian. Nice Airport is approximately 64 km from the village.
From Paris, the best way to get to Callian is by train, which takes 5 hours and 14 minutes and costs $240-$470. The connection is usually in Cannes or Fréjus. The distance by road is 524.5 miles for those who prefer to drive.
What are the best hotels in Callian?
Charming accommodations are concentrated in the village and its immediate surroundings. Le Vacancéole – Le Domaine de Camiole is located 30 minutes' drive from the French Riviera and Cannes. This family-run establishment offers apartments with a swimming pool in a green setting. Bulle D'Amour, Les Jardins de Provence, and Hotel Relais du Lac are among the most popular hotels for travelers looking to stay near the hilltop village of Callian. Bed and breakfasts such as Domaine de Sainte Annette and Lou-Nisadou offer a personalized welcome with excellent ratings of 9.1 to 9.7 out of 10. L'Auberge des Mourgues is also a recommended place to stay for an authentic Provençal experience.
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NEIGHBOURING TOWNS AND VILLAGES
Montauroux (3 km) and Fayence (9 km).