Saint-Tropez: Restoration work begins on bell tower and Town Hall

Construction projects start on October 26, 2026, aiming for completion by late March 2027, with adjustments to minimize disruption.

Generic image of a town hall facade undergoing restoration in Saint-Tropez, with scaffolding and a blue sky.
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Generic image of a town hall facade undergoing restoration in Saint-Tropez, with scaffolding and a blue sky.

In Saint-Tropez, two major restoration projects commence on Monday, October 26, 2026: work on the parish church's bell tower and the facade of the Town Hall, with completion expected by late March 2027.

The work on the parish church bell tower will focus on its upper section, including the restoration of the bell frame, repair and waterproofing of the dome, and repainting. The lower part is not affected, so scaffolding will be limited in Saint-Jean and Église streets. A temporary facility for the teams will be set up on Saint-Tropez street, near the intersection with Commandant-Guichard street.
Concurrently, the Town Hall facade will undergo renovation. The town hall will remain open to the public and continue its usual services throughout the construction period.
Work will be temporarily suspended during the Christmas school holidays. No construction vehicles will be permanently parked on either site; only occasional passages will be necessary for material deliveries and debris removal. Traffic and parking will be maintained as much as possible, subject to occasional adjustments.
The City of Saint-Tropez thanks residents, businesses, and users for their understanding during these interventions aimed at preserving and enhancing the communal heritage.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Saint-Tropez (23/10/2026)