Grimaud in winter

1. Mimosa season

Gold on the French Riviera

Every winter, mimosa adds a touch of sparkle to the French Riviera and warms our hearts. With its dazzling flowers and delicate scent, this flower announces the arrival of a sunny winter, as we’re used to seeing in our beautiful region.

The Mimosa Route and the Tanneron Massif for the best views of mimosa!

2. Truffe en fête

The place to be for foodies

Delve into the very heart of the terroir with Truffe en Fête, a gourmet market that celebrates authentic flavours in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.

Come and meet the numerous passionate exhibitors at the Neuve & Vieille squares in the centre of the village of Grimaud. They will put their exceptional products on display and their culinary delights will make your mouth water as you enjoy the wide range of entertainment over this weekend of festivities.

3. Highlights

Even in winter, Grimaud has its fair share of events!

From the Soirées Musicales classical music concerts (February to November, excluding the summer), to theatre productions (October to April), and the Organic trade fair (March), you won’t be disappointed if you’re looking to make new musical or cultural discoveries!

4. Walking

In winter, nature goes into hibernation, what about you?

The mild days are ideal for revitalising walks along the peaceful trails.
The scenery in and around Grimaud is draped in winter shades that reveal a soothing beauty, worthy of being admired. Each step echoes into the fresh air, providing you with a feeling of freedom and tranquillity. And when the cold becomes increasingly bitter, what could be better than a gourmet treat in a restaurant to take this feeling of wellness one step further?

5. Learn more about local heritage

An educational experience

In the low season, there’s no better a way to escape the cold than snuggled up near a fireplace. What if this were the perfect opportunity to unveil the secrets of Grimaud?

The origins of the village, creation of Port Grimaud, mysterious menhirs… Have you heard all the stories, legends and anecdotes about this town?

6. A bike ride

Discover the pleasure of a bike ride, an alternative to traditional walks and a way to really make the most of this quiet season.

Whether you choose to cycle along the coastal path or on one of the various trails, Grimaud and the Gulf of Saint-Tropez are the perfect excuse for a getaway.

Pedal along at your own pace and take in the charm of the seaside and surrounding nature, far from the crowds.

An ideal experience to explore the region in a different way, combining relaxation and new discoveries.

7. Exhibitions

Grimaud is devoted to its passion for art and sharing throughout the year with exhibitions from February to December.

You’ll come across art all over the village, from the Maison des Arcades, to the Heritage Museum, down a narrow street or on the walls of buildings.

Every exhibition is an invitation to make new discoveries, thanks to the talent of local artists and those from further afield.

As you wander around Grimaud, you’ll come across surprising artworks that enhance heritage sites and tell a story.

8. Christmas in Grimaud

With winter comes Christmas festivities!

From the first Friday in December, the Fête de la Lumière lights up Grimaud, up until the Christmas festivities with the traditional fireworks’ display up over the Château de Grimaud. Twinkling lights line the streets, creating a magical atmosphere that amazes people of all ages.

9. It’s raining!

Even when it’s raining, there’s plenty to do and something for everyone in Grimaud and the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. You could go bowling, visit a museum, relax at a spa, explore the media library or go and watch a film at the cinema.

To really experience the local heritage, the mobile application ‘Archistoire’ provides augmented reality tours, such as ‘the journey of water to the village of Grimaud’ or ‘the construction of Port Grimaud’.

So even when it’s raining, there’s always something fun to do here.