Perched on top of a rich heritage, the village of Fayence, the administrative seat of the canton of the same name, is one of the "hilltop villages" typical of this lovely region known as the Pays de Fayence. Get out there and discover the beautiful cultural heritage concealed in the village (the clock tower with its splendid panorama, Porte Sarrasine, remnants of a watchtower, fountains, wash-houses, etc.) through a walking tour put together by the tourist office called “Au Fil des Ruelles” (“Through the Streets and Alleyways”).

The chapels of Fayence:
Wander through a countryside transformed and cultivated by Roman veterans, then marked out with chapels and oratories and dotted with elegant cypress trees, but which has retained its rustic character.

Fayence Cultural Centre:
Created in the spirit of ancient theatres, this outdoor area provides a truly beautiful setting for the performances hosted there.
http://www.espace-culturel-fayence.com/

Le Four du Mitan (The Middle Oven: In the heart of the picturesque alleyways of old Fayence, you will enjoy discovering the old communal bread oven. Enjoy a show with people in costume from 1897, complete with all the everyday objects from the time. Built in 1522 by the Bishop of Fréjus, Nicolas de Fiesque, and recently restored, this venerable old oven will reveal its astonishing history. Open everyday from 10:30 AM to 7 PM.

The Agricultural Ecomuseum and Implement Conservatory Set in an old 18th-century olive oil and flour mill, now perfectly restored, you can discover a wide variety of old tools and agricultural machinery, that still bear witness to the long local memory

“One Week in August”: The museum, located in the rue de la Ferrage, in the old boys school houses a private collection of military objects, arms and uniforms, covering the period ranging from the 1st Empire to the Algerian War.
Open in summer 2007 -- tours by appointment. Learn more

The reputation of Fayence is now secured thanks to the Fayence-Tourrettes International Centre for Gliding, where, 365 days year, you can fly in one of the world's best gliding regions, aerologically speaking, and enjoy the stunning Côte d’Azur at the same time.