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The medieval heart of Bormes-les-Mimosas is revealed through its winding alleys and historic buildings. Place Saint-François, the main square of the village, offers a breathtaking view of the entire village, while Place Gambetta, carved into the hillside, is a gathering place for concerts and public dances.
Bormes-les-Mimosas is famous for its exceptional bloom, especially that of the mimosa. With more than 700 floral varieties, including 90 species of mimosa, the village is a true festival of colors and scents. The Chapelle Notre-Dame de Constance, located at an altitude of 324 meters, offers a pleasant ascent for hikers and a sensational viewpoint of the surroundings.
Historic monuments abound, such as the Château des Seigneurs de Fos, the highest point in the village, offering a panoramic view of the Bay of Le Lavandou. The Romanesque-style Saint-Trophyme Church is another gem of the village, often visited by notable personalities during their stay in the region.
Nearby, the beaches of Cabasson, Estagnol, and Pellegrin, located in the Cabasson district, are among the most beautiful in the area. They offer a wild and preserved setting, ideal for relaxation and water activities.
The village is not only known for its flowers but also for its wine route. The surrounding vineyards, such as Domaine du Château Brégançon, produce high-quality AOC Côtes de Provence wines that are often award-winning.
Bormes-les-Mimosas is a captivating stop that combines the natural beauty of Provence with a rich historical heritage. Whether strolling through its flower-filled streets, admiring its historic monuments, or relaxing on its idyllic beaches, the village offers an authentic and memorable experience for all visitors.
