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Sound and light projections on the port's facades

Entertainment/recreation
Sound and light
Christmas
New Year festivities

Port de Saint-Tropez, Quai Suffren, 83990 Saint-Tropez

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When night falls, the facades along Quai Suffren become the backdrop for a show combining sound, light, and 2D and 3D images.

Colors, movement, and visual effects shed new light on the architecture and, for the duration of the projection, transform the heart of Saint-Tropez. Perfect for enjoying with family or friends, this display adds to the December evenings and offers a luminous interlude throughout the holiday season. As part of the city’s energy conservation plan, the light displays will be turned off every night at midnight, except on December 24 and 31. This measure allows the city to better manage its energy consumption while preserving the festive atmosphere throughout the Christmas season.