Gassin

After the Saracens were driven out, people moved up from the unsafe shore and built Gassin on a rocky spur some 200 metres above the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. For centuries it lived from olives, wheat and vines; its ramparts survive, and its lanes include L'Androuno, said to be one of the narrowest streets in the world.

Highlights

• L'Androuno, one of the world's narrowest streets
• The ramparts and views over the Gulf of Saint-Tropez
• The chapel of Notre-Dame de la Compassion
• The Paillas windmills on the commune's highest ground
• Vineyard visits and wine tourism in the surrounding estates

Summary based on Wikipedia (CC BY-SA), written with AI assistance.