A rich cultural heritage
History lovers, simple curious or fans of the oldest architectures and artistic jewellery that overflows our heritage.... Come and discover these places marked by the history of our territory.
Fréjus Amphitheatre
Built in green sandstone, at the end of the 1st century after Christ, the amphitheatre could hold about 10,000 spectators. It probably hosted gladiatorial battles and hunts for wild animals.
Fréjus Aqueduct
By a route of about 40 km, the Aqueduct led the waters of the Foux and the Siagnole (Mons) to the highest point of Fréjus.
Villa Aurélienne
Villa Aurélienne is located in the heart of a 24 hectare park characterized by its Mediterranean vegetation and which shelters the superb remains of the Roman Aqueduct. This beautiful Palladian style residence was built in 1889 by architect H. Lacreusette. Become property of the City in 1988, this villa was renovated in the spirit of the Italian Renaissance.
The Malpasset dam
This monumental building is infamous for its failure on the night of December 2, 2019, causing a 40-metre wave to sweep everything in its path in Fréjus.
DiscoverThe Cocteau Chapel
Realization virtual visit: Stéphane Ménard
The Notre-Dame-de-Jérusalem chapel, known as the "Cocteau chapel", was built in 1965 at the instigation of Jean Martinon. For the realization he calls upon the painters Jean Cocteau and Raymond Moretti, the architect Jean Triquenot and the ceramist Roger Pelissier.
Roquebrune-sur-Argens Church
Realization virtual visit: Stéphane Ménard
This church, recognized in 1987 as a historical monument in France, was built in the 16th century on remains dating from the 12th century. In 1535 it was consecrated by Leon of the Ursins and took the name of Saint Peter Saint Paul.