Practical
Tourist office, Place Louis Blanc
Toulon's tourist information office, at the foot of the Cours Lafayette market: maps, bus and boat times.
Terminal Passagers Toulon Côte d'Azur (Quai Fournel)
City-centre berths (Quai Fournel, Minerve and de la Corse) for ships up to about 290 m.
Getting into town
Walk: the Mayol shopping centre is at the terminal exit and the pedestrian old town starts about 5–10 minutes away. Buses 3, 23 and 40 leave from the nearby Mayol stop; taxis on request.
Step-free
The terminal runs step-free shuttles inside the port area; the old town is mostly flat and pedestrianised.
Ships due at this terminal
None listed yet
Closest to this terminal
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.
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.
Sights
Toulon Opera House
One of France's largest provincial opera houses, a grand 19th-century building on the edge of the old town; admire it from the square.
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.