The Arena of Fréjus Must-see
A 1st-century Roman amphitheatre still used for shows and bullfights, one of the oldest in Gaul.
See on the map →A former Roman military port founded by Julius Caesar, Fréjus preserves a remarkable ancient heritage, between its arena and its medieval episcopal city.
Looking for things to do in Fréjus, places to visit near Fréjus or an idea for a day out this weekend? Here is a selection of the finest sights to see, all explorable directly on the interactive map.
Open Fréjus on the interactive mapA 1st-century Roman amphitheatre still used for shows and bullfights, one of the oldest in Gaul.
See on the map →A medieval episcopal ensemble with one of the oldest baptisteries in France, dating from the 5th century.
See on the map →Remains of the former Roman military port, one of the most important in the ancient Mediterranean.
See on the map →A vast natural and leisure area laid out by the sea, between beaches and cycle paths.
See on the map →A medieval cloister with a remarkable painted ceiling, a jewel of the city's episcopal group.
See on the map →A Buddhist pagoda built by Indochinese riflemen, surrounded by colourful statues.
See on the map →Ancient arches dotting the town, remnants of the water supply of the Roman city of Forum Julii.
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