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Preserved heritage.
Previously a little fishermen’s hamlet, Le Lavandou became independent from the commune of Bormes-les-Mimosas in 1913. It then became the leading fishing port in the Var with 150 “pescadous” of Genoese and Catalan origin.
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The dry stone walls called terraces or "restanques" in Provence are an integral part of Le Lavandou's history. At the end of the 19th century, Piedmontese workers built the Saint-Clair "restanques" for growing flowers and early fruit and vegetables.
Listed 19th-century terraced agricultural property. Privately owned, the garden is only open in exceptional circumstances, notably during the Rendez-Vous aux Jardins.
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