Free Walking Sightseeing Tour #1 in Hyères, France

The Porte de Fenouillet is a gate in the town of Hyères, in the Var department of France. Built in the 12th and 13th centuries, it has been listed as a historical monument since 27 January 1926.

Wikipedia: Porte de Fenouillet (FR)

The Saint-Blaise chapel, also called Tour des Templiers, is a commandery located in Hyères, in France. Built by the order of the temple in the 12th century, it was placed under the term of Saint Blaise.

Wikipedia: Chapelle Saint-Blaise d'Hyères (FR)

The Church of Saint-Paul d'Hyères, also known as the Collegiate Church of Saint-Paul d'Hyères, is a former collegiate church in Hyères, France.

Wikipedia: Église Saint-Paul d'Hyères (FR)

Porte Saint-Paul is located in the old town of Hyères.

Wikipedia: Porte Saint-Paul (Hyères) (FR)

La Maison romane is a private villa, located in Hyères, in the Var department.

Wikipedia: Maison romane (Hyères) (FR)

The Porte de Baruc is a historical monument located in the commune of Hyères. It is one of the four gates of the city's barbican.

Wikipedia: Porte de Baruc (FR)

The Church of Saint-Louis is a Roman Catholic church in Hyères, France.

Wikipedia: Église Saint-Louis d'Hyères (FR)

The Porte de la Rade, or Porte Massillon, is a gate of the city of Hyères, in the Var, France. Built in the twelfth century and the first quarter of the thirteenth century, it has been listed as a historical monument since 27 January 1926. It is the property of a private person.

Wikipedia: Porte de la Rade (FR)

Villa Tholozan, also called Villa Alberti, is a private villa, located 50 avenue Alphonse-Denis and 8 boulevard d'Orient, in Hyères, in the department of Var.

Wikipedia: Villa Tholozon (FR)