The museum invites you to discover the history of this building which, before becoming an emblematic place for the shooting gendarmes' movies, hosted the brigade of Saint-Tropez from 1879 to 2003.
- Unique, modern and fun, a museum for young and old
- souvenir store
- The great periods of the cinema with BB, Romy...
| Included | La visite du musée est comprise dans l'offre. |
|---|---|
| Duration | 1 Hour or 0 Hour |
| Important information | Les tickets ne permettent pas de passer en priorité. Horaires (dernières entrées 30 minutes avant la fermeture) Jusqu’au 29/02 : 10h – 17h 01/03 – 30/06 : 10h – 18h 01/07 – 31/08 : 10h – 19h (nocturne le jeudi en juillet-août jusque 21h) 01/09 – 31/10 : 10h – 18h 01/11 – 31/01 : 10h – 17h Fermeture : 01/05 • 25/12 • 01/01 |
Further information
A part of the museum is dedicated to the history of the Gendarmerie and the Saint-Tropez brigade, and pays tribute to the saga of the "Gendarme of Saint-Tropez" films made from 1964 onwards. The adventures of the most famous brigade in the world, portrayed by the tandem of Louis De Funès and Michel Galabru, contributed to making the building famous throughout the world. Saint-Tropez myth or reality and land of filming since the 30s naturally finds its place on the 2nd floor of the building by a representation of natural scenery, nightlife, fashion and modernity as well as its iconic actresses Romy Schneider and Brigitte Bardot. On the ground floor, the museum has a temporary exhibition room.
