Seillans
Seillans is a village in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France classified among Les Plus Beaux Villages de France[dead link] (the most beautiful villages of France).
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Seillans is a small village in the Var region of Provence, in the south of France. It is mostly popular during the long, summer months, which mean that the most popular time of year for visitors is between May and September, where temperatures are high and the days are long. Seillans is one of the so-called 'perched villages' of Provence which are named this way because of their location at the top of hills. Seillans was home to Max Ernst, a German painter who fell in love with the region and the town. Another perched village, Montauroux can be seen across the valley from Seillans.
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Nearby are:
- Bagnols-en-Forêt 20 km
- Bargème 33 km
- Callas 18 km
- Cannes 46 km
- Claviers 14 km
- Fayence 7 km
- Fréjus 38 km
- Gourdon 46 km
- Grasse 31 km
- Mons 14 km
- Montauroux 12 km
- Saint Cézaire Grottos
- Saint Cézaire-sur-Siagne 35 km
- Saint Paul-en-Forêt 13 km
- Saint Tropez 72 km