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Musée d'Art de Toulon
Major art museum with painting collections from the 15th to 20th centuries. Worth visiting for Provençal works and temporary exhibitions.
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TO7020Flights to Toulon-Hyères airport depart from London Stansted with Ryanair, and direct flight times average around 2 hours long. Visitors may also fly from Birmingham airport, with Air France, yet this route necessitates a changeover in Paris Charles de Gaulle, so flight times take a minimum of 5 hours. Toulon-Hyères airport is 18 km east of Toulon, and a bus route operates from the airport to the main train station four times per day. You can reach the city of Toulon via the highway, or take the scenic route along the coastline.
Nestled between Marseille and Nice, Toulon has a history stretching back to the Middle Ages. The historical centre of the town features intricate weaving streets, an ancient fountain in Place Puget, built in the 1700s, and the Saint Marie de la Seds Cathedral, with an impressive collection of 18th century art. In the New Town, visitors will find the central square, the Place de la liberté, and if visiting in winter will see it transformed into an ice rink. Opera fans should pay a visit to the beautiful 19th century Opera House, though will need to buy a ticket for a performance in order to go inside.
Flights to Toulon-Hyères airport depart from London Stansted with Ryanair, and direct flight times average around 2 hours long. Visitors may also fly from Birmingham airport, with Air France, yet this route necessitates a changeover in Paris Charles de Gaulle, so flight times take a minimum of 5 hours. Toulon-Hyères airport is 18 km east of Toulon, and a bus route operates from the airport to the main train station four times per day. You can reach the city of Toulon via the highway, or take the scenic route along the coastline.
Nestled between Marseille and Nice, Toulon has a history stretching back to the Middle Ages. The historical centre of the town features intricate weaving streets, an ancient fountain in Place Puget, built in the 1700s, and the Saint Marie de la Seds Cathedral, with an impressive collection of 18th century art. In the New Town, visitors will find the central square, the Place de la liberté, and if visiting in winter will see it transformed into an ice rink. Opera fans should pay a visit to the beautiful 19th century Opera House, though will need to buy a ticket for a performance in order to go inside.
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Major art museum with painting collections from the 15th to 20th centuries. Worth visiting for Provençal works and temporary exhibitions.
Naval museum inside the arsenal area, covering Toulon’s maritime history through ship models, maps and military collections.
Museum on Mont Faron dedicated to the Provence landings and liberation. Exhibits, vehicles and the setting add strong historical context.
Cable-car summit area above Toulon with wide views over the harbour and coast. Ideal for walking, viewpoints and combining nature with history.
Lively old quarter with markets, fountains and shaded lanes. It is one of the best areas for wandering and seeing everyday Toulon life.
Palm-lined harbour promenade with ferries, naval views and public spaces. A pleasant route for a walk near the water and city centre.
A Provençal fish stew from the Toulon coast, made with several Mediterranean fish, saffron and olive oil. It reflects the city’s long maritime and fishing traditions.
A rich Provençal fish soup, often served with rouille and croutons. It is a staple along the Var coast and a classic taste of Toulon’s port cuisine.
Baked vegetables such as tomato, courgette, onion and aubergine with olive oil and herbs. This is a classic Provençal side dish eaten widely in Toulon.
Refined dining focused on seasonal produce and modern French cooking, offering a calmer atmosphere for a more special meal.
Casual local address for Provençal specialities and market-led plates, suited to a relaxed lunch or informal dinner in central Toulon.
Popular seafood restaurant by the harbour, known for shellfish platters and fresh Mediterranean fish in a lively yet polished setting.
Moderate for the French Riviera. Hotels and dining cost less than Nice or Cannes, while local buses and ferries help keep day-to-day travel reasonable.
Service is usually included. Round up or leave 5-10% for excellent restaurant service; round up taxi fares, and leave small change in cafés if you wish.
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Toulon Hyères Le Palyvestre Airport -> Toulon SNCF
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Toulon Hyeres Le Palyvestre Airport is 3 km from Toulon city centre. Public transport options include:
Toulon Hyeres Le Palyvestre Airport has practical services for this route, including Wifi, Shopping, Parking, ATM, Taxis, Accessibility, WC, Lounge and Lost and Found Office.
Free Wi-Fi available throughout the airport. ATMs are located in the terminal.
Lost and found is available at the station.
Available at Toulon Hyeres Le Palyvestre Airport: Parking, Taxis, WC.
Accessibility facilities are available at Toulon Hyeres Le Palyvestre Airport.
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