Map of Flayosc
Map and points of interest in Flayosc
Flayosc sits on a small rocky outcrop, 7 km west of Draguignan, on the Verdon Road. On our interactive map, you can immediately see its shape: an old circular village, built around the Saint-Laurent Church. Zoom in on the center to locate the squares, the old gates, and the Place de la Reinesse.
Our map of Flayosc also shows you the parking lots, the tourist information center, and the three oil mills around the village. This way, you can plan your itinerary before you arrive. Need a print version? The “Download Map” button, right below the map, will give you the PDF.
How long does it take to visit Flayosc?
Allow 1.5 to 2 hours to walk around the old village. The center is compact, and you can walk through it in a spiral up to the church.
Plan on spending half a day if you include a visit to an olive oil mill. On Monday mornings, be sure to check out the Provençal market in the town squares.
For your walks, it’s handy to have a map in your pocket.
Where can you download a map of Flayosc as a PDF?
Click the “Download Map” button located above our interactive map. You can then view the PDF offline or print it before you leave.
Once there, the tourist information center also offers a map with a suggested village walking tour.
Where is the tourist office located?
The tourist information center is located on Boulevard Jean Moulin, in the media library. There you’ll find brochures about the village and the Dracénie region.
From October through April, it’s open on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday mornings. Hours change in the summer—call 04 94 99 14 11. During the tourist season, a guided tour of the village is organized once a week.
With your brochures in hand, all that’s left is to park your car.
Where to park in Flayosc?
Parking is difficult during the high season, especially on Mondays, market day. All of Flayosc’s parking lots are marked on our map on this page.
The Safranier parking lot, at the entrance to the village, has about 100 spaces and an electric vehicle charging station. Park on the outskirts and walk up.
What are the must-see sights?
The old village is best explored on foot, from the church to the fountains. Here are the key spots to locate on the map:
Saint-Laurent Church: dating from the 11th century, with its wrought-iron bell tower.
The gates: the Golden Gate, the Paris Gate, and the Reinesse Gate.
Reinesse Square: featuring a washhouse and a fountain beneath a large plane tree.
Queen Jeanne’s Canal: dating from the 14th century, lined by a shaded path.
The Stele of Caius Julius: a Gallo-Roman relic in the town hall lobby.
The oil mills: Flayosquet, Combette, and Foncabrette.
From the top of the village, the view stretches from the Châteaudouble Gorges to the Esterel Mountains.
How to get to Flayosc?
By car, take the A8 to Exit 36 (Le Muy), then follow signs for Draguignan and Flayosc. The nearest train station is Les Arcs-Draguignan, about 17 minutes away.
By bus, Tedbus Line 6 runs between Flayosc and Draguignan Monday through Saturday. By bike, the EuroVelo 8 cycle route passes through the village along the former Pignes train line.
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