Var

Var is a département of France.

Cities[edit]

43°27′0″N 6°15′0″E

Map of Var

43.1255.9305561 Toulon — the largest city and administrative capital
43.1363895.7533332 Bandol
43.4058336.0616673 Brignoles
43.1516676.3430564 Bormes-les-Mimosas
43.1711116.5291675 Cavalaire-sur-Mer
43.5394446.4661116 Draguignan
43.6233336.6938897 Fayence
43.4330566.7355568 Fréjus
43.1188896.1286119 Hyères
43.3111116.01277810 Néoules
43.6069445.75722211 Rians
43.4433336.63777812 Roquebrune-sur-Argens
43.1191675.80222213 Sanary-sur-Mer
43.3088896.63777814 Sainte-Maxime
43.4247226.76777815 Saint-Raphaël
43.2697226.63861116 Saint-Tropez
43.6361116.64333317 Seillans

Other destinations[edit]

43.016.40451 Iles d'Hyeres
43.5286116.1494442 Cotignac
43.0041676.3952783 Port-Cros National Park

Understand[edit]

Var is a department in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region.

Get in[edit]

Get around[edit]

By bus[edit]

A bus network managed by Varlib ^{[dead link]} operates in the region.

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Do[edit]

43.255.7921 Circuit Paul Ricard is a motor-racing track near the town of Le Castellet that hosts Formula One and other big races. The last F1 was in July 2022 but it's not scheduled to hold one in 2023.

Eat[edit]

Try the delectable tarte tropezienne while you are in Provence.

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