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We visited Toulon for the rugby and that was a great experience but Toulon was also a lovely place to stay , lovely old town and port area with beaches also in walking distance. We took a boat tour around the harbour which was interesting and also visited the Naval/maritime museum, well worth a visit. We would love to return one day

Toulon is a brilliant place to visit for a long weekend or more. We stayed in a hotel in the middle of Toulon right next to the Saturday/Sunday market which is brilliant for buying food for a picnic or packed lunch. There are lots of different restaurants and ethnic fast food street kitchens around the market area if you want something quick and hot. The local bus service is great for getting around the area. There are also ferries available from the port if you want a sea view and a trip across the bay. For sports fans Toulon has a top Rugby Club and watching a game at Stade Mayol is a treat for rugby fans. Toulon also has a really nice beach area, which is great for swimming, so pack your cosi and goggles if your planning a visit. For culture vultures there is an arts cinema for film buffs, which often has movies in English and an opera house for music lovers. Toulon is a real gem of a place to visit.

Loved Mont Faron! Such a lovely day! We went to porquerolles the other day but would have loved a day more on the beach. A lot of shops were closed, don’t know if it was because of coronavirus. Also a bit cheaper than Nice and Cannes. Liked it more than Cannes! Many options for day trips by boat

I spent one night only there... and even this was just acceptable. The hotel itself is not so bad... let me say so so, but the place is better to avoid. For one night "on the way" just aceptable.

Want somewhere warm, sunny and has decent shops and easy to travel around? With a variety of nicely priced hotels etc. and a great open air market ,Cours Lafayette ,available over most of the week as well as local shops and supermarkets such Toulon is great to relax in. The bus service makes it simple to get around town with frequent buses. Museums, Opera house, Mount Farron and other attractions are available such as La Rade harbour. Tired of the bus? Take the boat service over the Med using the same bus pass! The bus service goes quite far and you can get to the beaches easily enough. or even go out of town to the next one if you wish to see even more of France! Train station is near by too! Handy to get to Marseilles from or visit 6/4 beach. some excellent restaurants in town too. Do not forget to bring a hat and sun cream! You'll need it.

So many beautiful walks close to the city (Bou de Quatre Auros, Revest, Gorges du Destel, Six-Fours) all of which can be reached by city buses, though these finish about 20:15. Rock climbing and other sports. One not so good thing; some streets in the old town may have harrassment and crime late evening.