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The Bertaud Castle is a building which dates back to the XVI century. It was situed on an inhabited territory since at least the gallo-roman era.
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The occupation of the Bertaud site is old: the presence of pillar bricks and eleven Roman coins was described in the 19th century and, during work at the torpedo plant in 1970, coins were found, as well as a Gallic amphora and ceramics.
These relics seem to indicate the existence of a villa similar to several others found in this area of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.
This castle was built by the lords of Bertaud, of the parish of Gassin, in the 16th century. The lords of Bertaud were...
These relics seem to indicate the existence of a villa similar to several others found in this area of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.
This castle was built by the lords of Bertaud, of the parish of Gassin, in the 16th century. The lords of Bertaud were...
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Environment
- Close to a public transportation
- Close to pleasure port
- River 5 km away
- Bus station under 300 m
- Bus stop < 500 m
- View over the vineyards
- Beach within 300 m
