What if the streets had a memory?

What if stones could whisper forgotten stories?
In Fréjus, every neighborhood, every monument, every horizon bears the traces of a vibrant past. Now, these stories can be heard as you walk.

The Fréjus Tourist Office is launching a new way to discover the destination: self-guided audio tours, conceived with Jérémy, a passionate guide from the Tourist Office.
An invitation to slow down, to observe, to feel. A sensory immersion in heritage, living memory and the Mediterranean dolce vita.

Whether alone, with family, friends, or even rediscovering your own city, let yourself be guided by the voice of Fréjus.

A free, immersive and lively experience

Here, there is no set schedule.
No group to follow.
Just you, your headphones, and the city revealing itself in a new light.
These audio tours have been designed as journeys through time. At each stage, anecdotes, secrets, architectural details and historical stories give a new dimension to the landscapes you travel through.
Walking becomes an experience.
Listening becomes an encounter.
Between Roman heritage, Napoleonic epic, memory of the Malpasset dam or the gentleness of the Port of Fréjus, each route reveals a different facet of the city.

Four routes to experience Fréjus in a different way

The historic center and its grand monuments

The old alleyways come alive.
The facades tell a story.
Monuments endure through the centuries.

From the Cathedral to the Roman ruins, this route takes you to the heart of Fréjus's soul. A stroll through heritage, anecdotes and hidden treasures, where every stone seems to echo the past.

An invitation to look differently at what we thought we knew.

The program includes: Abbé Sieyès, the cathedral cloister, the cathedral itself, Place Saint-François de Paule, the Porte aux Atlantes, the Agricola statue, the Porte des Gaules, and the Amphitheater.

Malpasset Barrage

There are places that are deeply moving.
Places that invite silence.

The Malpasset Dam site is part of Fréjus' collective memory. This audio tour offers a respectful and deeply human exploration of this historically significant place.

To understand. To feel. To remember.

Along the way, nature and memory converse in an atmosphere that is both powerful and soothing.

On the agenda: Arches of the Esquine, stranded blocks, who is André Coyne, the base of the dam, the upstream side of the dam, and the view from above

Napoleonic Fréjus

The history of Fréjus intersects with that of Napoleon.
A passage. A return. An imprint.

Through this journey, relive the moments that linked the city to the Emperor. Between historical accounts and period atmosphere, the streets become silent witnesses to a significant chapter in history.

A captivating journey between memory and transmission.

The program includes: Abbé Sieyès, Marc-Antoine Desaugiers, the Gate of the Atlantes, the Hotel of the Four Seasons, the Arena Hotel and the Chapel of Saint Francis of Paola

The Port of Fréjus

Here, the air smells of the Mediterranean.
The boats dance gently with the light.
Time slows down.

This route invites you to discover the Port in a new light: its history, its evolution, its stories, and its way of life. Between the gentle sea air and Mediterranean vibes, let yourself be carried away on this stroll between land and sea.

A luminous interlude in rhythm with the waves.

On the program: statue of Johnny Hallyday, Port-Fréjus footbridge, sound periscopes, biohut, Port-Fréjus II and Auguste's lantern

Fréjus unfolds at your own pace!
Fréjus unfolds at your own pace!

Rediscovering Fréjus, even when you live there

These routes are not just for visitors.
They are also an invitation for residents to rediscover their city in a different way.

Because sometimes we walk past a monument without knowing its history.
Because a forgotten detail can suddenly change our perspective.
Because sometimes all it takes is a voice to awaken a memory or an emotion.

Fréjus is not just something to visit.
It can be felt.

An experience to live whenever you want

In the morning under a golden light.
In the cool of the late afternoon.
During an impromptu stroll or a weekend of discovery.
These self-guided audio tours adapt to your pace and desires.
You move forward freely, guided by Jeremy's stories and the unique atmosphere of the place.
Another way to travel.
Softer. More intimate. More alive.

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