Paris and Nice are a couple of the most visited places in the world, and France, in general, is the most popular tourist destination across the globe. With over 90 million tourists every year before the global pandemic, the numbers bear out its popularity. The city has been nicknamed “The City of Love,” “City of Lights” and the “Fashion Capital of the World.” France truly has something for every traveler. Housing the famous Louvre museum and the enigmatic Mona Lisa. A tourist could spend weeks just visiting the museums, but they’d miss out on so much more that France has to offer.

However, France offers so much more than Paris. One of the more famous spots is Saint-Tropez on the French Riviera. Aside from its well-known, beautiful, pristine beaches of warm azure seas, there is the lovely provincial village of Saint-Tropez. With its cobblestoned streets, quaint, shuttered cottages, and boutiques, it will delight the senses. Travelers will also find museums, art galleries, cafes, bars, and nightclubs. While many of the beaches are private, tourists can find plenty of well-equipped public beaches. The town reportedly got its name from Saint Topes who was martyred, his body set afloat in a small boat, and Saint-Tropez is where it landed. So save some time from sunbathing and people-watching to explore the town and immerse in the culture and learn some of the language.

Visit These Top-Rated Museums In Saint Tropez

Musée De l’Annonciade

• Location: 2 Place Georges Grammont, 83990 Saint-Tropez, France

Famous for exhibiting and featuring some of the French Masterpiece collections created by famous French artists like Matisse, Derain, and Marquet. The Musée de l’Annonciade is a must-see museum in Saint-Tropez. It…