One day journal in Saint-Tropez, off season
With or without the super nice gendarmes from Mr. Funes`series, with or without the vichy pattern which was made famous by Mlle Bardot in Et Dieu Créa la femme, with or without the light golden suntan of St.Tropez, in the jet set destination on the French Riviera there is always holiday emotion, regardless of season.
So, if you decide to visit it, let`s say, on a single, late autumn day, with a gentle sun, you may enjoy even more surprises than you might have had in the super crowded sojourns in July or August.
• It`s good to start your day, I daresay, with a coffee at the legendary Le Café Sénéquier, where famous scenes from the cult-movies were shot, films about which I told you above, therefore, it`s obviously a “il faut” on the Tropezienne list.
• The Annonciade Museum, equally tiny and famous, full of impressionist paintings and modern art collections, with a Matisse or a Picasso, will definitely delight you and is worth visiting!
• If you are hungry and you fancy eating something super duper at lunch, go to L`Escale, so that you can stop or enjoy a gourmet stopover, with marine, ”splendides” temptations.
• Place de Lices or the market place in Saint –Tropez is an absolutely adorable spot, with many old trees and awesome archways, from where you can buy local goodies or just enjoy a perfect stroll.
• Citadella, with the Maritime History Museum in its catacombs, overlooks Saint-Tropez and is ideal for getting a bird`s- eye view of the whole town; the views are gorgeous!
• A cocktail at Le Quai is always welcome, all the more as it is super located and you can enjoy an “inoubliable” panorama of the harbour.
• You should definitely check some shopping, too, so, Marinette, for decorations and table accessories –table cloths, napkins or bed clothes, in soft pastels or vibrant colors, and special fabrics, or Senteurs Tropezienne, with candles and delicate, home fragrances stole my heart for ever.
• The tropezienne tart should be tasted, all the more as they have recently made “la mini-tarte” too, a creamy and flavorful delight.
• Going for a walk in the little streets and in the harbour, especially at dusk, truly delights your senses…
• Dinner at Le Girelier, where, you can picture the kind of dishes that the 2 Michelin cuisine of the restaurant offers, from bouillabaisse to grilled fish and matchless wines.
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