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There are many St. Tropez museums worth looking into while on vacation in the area, or even for those who live there year-round. Form paintings to butterflies to sculptures, you will find the museum that is right for you!

Musée de l'Annonciade
For art lovers, the Musée de l'Annonciade features an amazing collection of paintings as well as sculptures that date from 1890 up to 1950, found within the 16th century Chapel de-Notre-dame-de-l’Annonciade. This museum boasts works of art from many artists who were drawn to St. Tropez at the time, including Matuisse, Bonnard, Dufy, and Seurat. Most artists and sculptors featured completed their work while living and staying in St. Tropez. These paintings are all located within the walls of the old chapel, which was torn down during the Revolution, and then restored in the year 1955, and is today a sight to see. For more information, the number is (33) 494 97 04 01.

La Citadelle; Musée Naval de la Citadelle
While in St. Tropez, one must visit the Citadel which can be found on top of a hill with a beautiful view of the gulf and ocean. This building was constructed in the end of the 16th century, and completed by 1607. History states that the surrounding population wanted it to be torn down, but this did not prevail. The walls of the Citadel helped guard St. Tropez for over 400 years. It was known to be one of the best and most important coastal defences between the cities of Antibes and Toulon. Today, you can visit the Citadel and learn about the cities most important defences all year long.

You may also enjoy the Naval Museum, which can be found within the Citadel. Here you can enjoy different exhibits including submarine equipment, models, boat paintings, engravings and more. You can also read historical documents left behind that tell about the lives of many famous local people, as well as the history of the town. There are two rooms dedicated to two very famous and historical members of St. Tropez. These are Pierre Andre de Suffern who was bailiff to the King, as well as Jean-Francois Allard, who was one of Napoleon’s officers.
For more information, dial (33) 494 97 59 43.

La Maison des Papillons - The House of Butterflies
For a beautiful museum experience in St. Tropez, visit the House of Butterflies, housed within one large antique home. The display features a ten year collection of various butterflies, collected by Dany Lartique from France. Enjoy an array of over 4,500 different kinds of butterflies, and learn about each different species. Many on display are now almost extinct. To remember your visit to the House of Butterflies, stop in the gift shop for souvenirs and various photographs. You will also be able to purchase various butterfly jewellery, not found anywhere else. Admission is a very small fee, and children under the age of 10 are free to get in.

Chateau Suffern
For art lovers, St. Tropez is the place to visit. The 10th century Chateau Suffern is known as one of the town’s oldest buildings, and is a sight to see. While it is not a museum as itself, the Chateau Suffern is the host for many temporary art exhibits, and is usually in use all year round. This is a great place to visit when you are in the area a lot, as it is constantly changing, offering a unique and differe