Map of Gassin
Tourist map and places to visit in Gassin
Gassin, a village perched at an altitude of 200 meters and a member of the Most Beautiful Villages of France, offers you an exceptional view of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. Our interactive map of Gassin will help you locate all the village's must-see sites. You will discover the exact location of panoramic viewpoints, historical monuments, and available parking lots.
This commune in the Var department has 2,658 inhabitants and has preserved its authentic charm among vineyards and wooded areas. Browsing our map of Gassin will help you plan your visit efficiently by identifying discovery trails and practical services.
How long does it take to visit Gassin?
At least half a day is needed to see the main sights in Gassin. The medieval village discovery tour takes you from the 13th-century ramparts to the New Village. Allow around two hours to stroll through the cobbled streets and admire the views.
The tourist office offers free guided tours every Monday from April to October at 4:00 PM, and at 5:30 PM in July and August. These tours include a tasting of local products. For a complete exploration of the hiking trails and vineyards, plan on spending a whole day.
Photographers will particularly appreciate the golden light of morning and evening. The orientation tables offer panoramic views from the Bay of Cannes to the Hyères Islands.
Where can I download a map of Gassin in PDF format?
You can download a detailed map of Gassin for free by clicking on the “Download map” button above our interactive map on this page. This high-resolution PDF document includes all the monuments, parking lots, and trails in the village.
The Gassin tourist office also offers all the necessary documentation free of charge. There you will find detailed brochures on discovery tours and local activities.
The official map shows the exact location of attractions such as the Androuno, the narrowest street, and the Saracen Gate. It also shows the various parking areas available in the village.
Where is the tourist office?
The Gassin tourist office is located at 20, place Léon Martel, Montée Saint-Joseph. Open since 2016, this category I establishment has been awarded the Qualité Tourisme label.
It is open Monday to Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., and on Sundays from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. You can contact them on +33 (0)4 98 11 56 51. Access is directly from the Place Léon Martel car park.
Since it opened, the office has welcomed more than 80,000 visitors. A panoramic terrace at the top of the building offers an exceptional view of the gulf. The multilingual staff can provide information on accommodation, restaurants, and activities in the region.
Where to park in Gassin?
Parking can be difficult during the high season in Gassin, but there are several options available. All of the village's parking lots are clearly marked on our interactive map on this page.
The Place Léon Martel parking lot offers 25 free spaces at the entrance to the village, with an electric charging station. The P1 car park, located 350 meters from the tourist office, offers a breathtaking view of the Maures mountains.
The Place Louis Collomp car park has 40 spaces and accepts motorhomes. Near the Nouveau Village, the Espélidou car park has 32 spaces, including two disabled spaces. All these car parks are free all year round.
What are the must-see places?
The cobbled streets, called “androuno” in Provençal, lead you to winding porches and houses decorated with bougainvillea. L'Androuno, the narrowest street, only allows one person to pass at a time!
The Sarrasins Gate marks the entrance to the 13th-14th century medieval fort. The Place deï Barri is a superb balcony with its restaurants and century-old hackberry trees. The L'Hardy-Denonain botanical garden, classified as remarkable, is home to rare Mediterranean species.
From the tourist office's orientation table, discover the most beautiful view of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. On a clear day, the panorama stretches from the Bay of Cannes to the Alps. Don't miss Rue de la Tasco, the highest street in the village, or Rue Rompe Cul, the steepest.
How to get to Gassin?
By car remains the most convenient way to reach Gassin. The village is served by several Varlib lines, but only one public line, the 7705, goes directly to the village.
From the A8 motorway, take the Le Luc or Saint-Tropez exit, depending on where you are coming from. Gassin is 5 miles from Saint-Tropez, 3 miles from Ramatuelle, and 6 miles from Grimaud. Road signs will easily guide you to this listed village.
During the high season, the LER 36 line connecting Marseille to Le Muy offers an extension to Saint-Tropez. From there, you can reach Gassin by taxi or shuttle bus. Toulon-Hyères Airport is about a 54-minute drive away.
What are the best hotels in Gassin?
The Althoff Villa Belrose, an exclusive 5-star hotel, occupies an exceptional position on the heights with panoramic views of the Mediterranean. This Florentine-style establishment has 40 rooms and a restaurant that was awarded a Michelin star from 1999 to 2019. Ranked No. 1 among hotels in Gassin on TripAdvisor, it charms guests with its exceptional service and 200 m² swimming pool.
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NEIGHBOURING TOWNS AND VILLAGES
La Croix Valmer (3 km), Ramatuelle (5 km), Cogolin (7 km), Saint Tropez (8 km) and Grimaud (11 km).