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How much time should you allow for visiting Le Luc?

Half a day is enough to discover the essential sites of the historic center. Allow two to three hours to visit the Hexagonal Tower and stroll through the old quarter of Castellas.

If you want to explore the surrounding area, allow a full day. The Circuit du Var and the Fouirette oppidum are well worth a visit. Heritage enthusiasts will also want to visit the Stamp Museum.

For a more in-depth stay, two days will allow you to see everything. You can also enjoy outdoor activities. Le Luc is renowned for being the town in France with the most summer days.

Where can I download a map of Le Luc in PDF format?

You can download the map by clicking on the “Download map” button above our interactive map. This detailed map will be very useful for finding your way around.

The tourist office also offers free maps. These documents include the main monuments and services. They also indicate parking and hiking trails.

The maps available cover the historic center and the surrounding area. You will find the distances between the different sites. These maps are regularly updated.

Where is the tourist office in Le Luc en Provence?

The tourist office is located in the Château des Vintimille, on the Esplanade Bisbal. You can contact them on +33 (0)4 89 26 03 80. They will welcome you at DN7 - Boulevard Charles Gaudin.

The Espace Tour Hexagonale serves as a tourist information point. It is located on Place Pasteur, right next to the famous tower. You can reach them at +33 (0)4 94 60 74 51.

These two reception points will provide you with all the information you need. They have free brochures and maps. The staff will advise you on activities and accommodation.

What are the must-see places in Le Luc?

The Hexagonal Tower is the town's emblem. Built in 1517, it offers an exceptional view of the plain. Today, it houses the tourism and heritage center.

The old quarter of Castellas is worth a stroll. These ancient streets climb up the hillside. You will discover the remains of the old castle of Le Luc.

The Notre-Dame du Mont Carmel church dates back to the 16th century. You'll love its Provençal Gothic style. The Château des Vintimille has beautiful gardens.

The Fouirette oppidum is one of the most important in the Var. This archaeological site offers a beautiful panoramic view. Several hiking trails lead there.

The Regional Stamp Museum will delight philatelists. It is housed in the 17th-century Sainte-Anne Chapel. You will discover original collections there.

How to get to Le Luc?

By road, Le Luc enjoys a privileged location. The A8 motorway crosses the municipal area towards Brignoles and Le Muy. The A57 also serves the town towards Toulon.

The legendary Route Nationale 7 passes through the town center. This historic road provides easy access from all over France. Le Luc is located at the crossroads of these major routes.

By train, the Luc-Le Cannet station is located in Le Cannet-des-Maures. Most trains stop at Les Arcs-Draguignan, 12 miles away. Buses then provide connections.

The ZOU network offers regular connections. The TACO service runs free of charge between Le Luc and Le Cannet-des-Maures. It operates on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays.

By plane, Toulon-Hyères Airport is 62 kilometers away. Nice Côte d'Azur is 95 kilometers away. Marseille Provence is 105 kilometers away.

What are the best hotels in Le Luc?

The Bed and Breakfast La Grande Lauzade offers an exceptional setting with an indoor swimming pool and jacuzzi. The air-conditioned rooms feature high-end amenities. Guests particularly appreciate the warm welcome and tasteful decor. This establishment offers many activities on site, such as billiards and table tennis.

Also worth reading to help you prepare for your visit to Le Luc:

• Visit Le Luc

• List of guest rooms in Le Luc