Sights
Musée national de la Marine
Ship models, figureheads and paintings telling the story of the naval arsenal, behind its grand gateway on the harbour. Check opening days locally.
La Seyne-sur-Mer cruise terminal (Môle de Brégaillon)
Dedicated cruise terminal for the largest ships (up to about 340 m).
Getting into town
For Toulon, take the shuttle boat from beside the terminal (about 10 minutes; free or charged depending on your cruise line). For La Seyne town centre, walk about 30 minutes, or take bus 81 or 83 from the Rouve stop (5 minutes' walk) to Mairie La Seyne. Taxis need booking ahead.
Step-free
Coaches and shuttles load beside the ship; ask your ship about step-free boarding for the shuttle boat.
Ships due at this terminal
None listed yet
Closest to this terminal
Beaches & parks
Les Sablettes beach
La Seyne's biggest sandy beach, lined with cafés and water sports, a short bus or taxi ride from the La Seyne terminal.
SightsClosed Mondays
MAT Musée d'Art de Toulon
Provençal landscapes, older paintings and a cabinet of curiosities in a decorated 1888 building. Free; opens at noon.
Practical
Tourist office, Place Louis Blanc
Toulon's tourist information office, at the foot of the Cours Lafayette market: maps, bus and boat times.
Food & drinkClosed Mondays
Cours Lafayette market
A long, shady street market of Provençal produce, flowers, cheese and fabrics, running up through the old town. Mornings only.
Sights
Toulon Cathedral (Sainte-Marie-de-la-Seds)
A dark, atmospheric cathedral tucked into the old-town lanes, with a Baroque front and medieval core.