Chosen by Max Ernst and his friends Prévert and Man Ray, Seillans, with its shepherd's huts and broom-scented Mont Malay, offers the endearing charm of one of France's most beautiful villages, watched over by Notre-Dame de l'Ormeau.

Take the time to stroll through "Un des Plus Beaux Villages de France", and discover its architectural and artistic heritage. This medieval village has preserved a harmonious decor of old stones and historic buildings: 11th-century church, 12th-century Saracen gate, remains of the castle, numerous fountains and washhouses, not forgetting the Génie de la Bastille, a sculpture by Max Ernst.