Seillans is a very charming medieval village that has been recognised as one of the 'most beautiful villages in France'.
Filled with cobblestoned lanes, squares and fountains and many ancient buildings, it's a lovely place to explore for a couple of hours.
If you arrive by car, you'll find a large car park to the south of the village off the main road. Seillans can only be explored by foot thanks to it's tiny winding alleys and narrow cobbled streets. There are many nooks and crannies to explore, and you'll come across little squares and fountains throughout the village.
The main square La Place du Thouron provides a shady area for hot summer days and has a couple of restaurants and a pretty fountain. You may come across roads named after professions, such as Rue de la Boucherie (butchery) and Rue de la Perfumerie which refers to Seillans relationship with the nearby town of Grasse, famed for its tannery business in the 15th century and its subsequent emergence as a centre for perfume production.




















































































