For two days, several emblematic locations such as the museums, the Citadel, the chapels, the Château de la Moutte, and the Communal Archives opened their doors or offered a special program for this national event. Guided tours, exhibitions, workshops, and encounters provided the public with an opportunity to better understand the history of Saint-Tropez and the work of those dedicated to preserving its heritage.
This edition offered multiple occasions to view the town, its buildings, its collections, and the traces of its past from a different perspective. Beyond the visits, these days served as a privileged moment to highlight the daily work carried out by cultural and heritage teams, associations, and partners involved with these sites.
The City of Saint-Tropez thanked everyone who contributed to the success of this edition, as well as the numerous attendees. It also acknowledged the commitment of Michel Perrault, deputy mayor for culture and heritage, alongside municipal services and all stakeholders invested in promoting the history of Saint-Tropez.
