At the heart of the protected site on the island of Porquerolles, just a 10-minute walk from the port, the Villa Carmignac is an art venue that hosts a temporary exhibition every year. To encourage a more intimate encounter with the works of art, the capacity is limited to 50 visitors per half-hour, and the spaces are to be visited barefoot. The visit is completed by a 15-hectare sculpture garden. Throughout the summer, the Villa Carmignac offers a programme of open-air cinema, music festivals, creative workshops and an exceptional late-night opening under the sign of the Full Moon.

Ed Ruscha, Sea Of Desire, 2018 ©MarcDomage
Miquel Barceló, L’Alycastre, 2018 ©CMoirenc
Nils-Udo, La couvée, 2019 ©CMoirenc
© CMoirenc
Vue de l'exposition La Mer Imaginaire © Luc Boegly
Miquel Barceló Ressac, 2021, Œuvre in situ, Villa Carmignac, Porquerolles Co-production Fondation Carmignac & Miquel Barceló © Miquel Barceló - ADAGP, Paris, 2021 © Fondation Carmignac - Photo Philippe Chancel

At the heart of the protected site on the island of Porquerolles, just a 10-minute walk from the port, the Villa Carmignac is an art venue that hosts a temporary exhibition every year. To encourage a more intimate encounter with the works of art, the capacity is limited to 50 visitors per half-hour, and the spaces are to be visited barefoot. The visit is completed by a 15-hectare sculpture garden. Throughout the summer, the Villa Carmignac offers a programme of open-air cinema, music festivals, creative workshops and an exceptional late-night opening under the sign of the Full Moon.

Access

Fondation Carmignac
Piste de la Courtade
Île de Porquerolles
83400 Hyères
+33 (0)4 65 65 25 50
villacarmignac.com

Open from May to October.
Tuesday to Sunday: 10am – 6pm.
In July & August: Tuesday to Sunday: 10am - 7pm (Thursday until 10pm).

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PLACES TO DISCOVER

The farmers’ market of local producers : every Tuesday in downtown Hyères.
The Saint Paul collegiate : church built in 1182 and classified as a Historical Monument.
Parcours des Arts et du Patrimoine : about 40 galleries, craftspeople workshops and boutiques in the pedestrian streets of the old town.

PLACES TO STAY

La Reine Jane : a family hotel with 14 bedrooms decorated by 14 designers. Aperitif on the rooftop and pleasant, generous restaurant, ideal with friends.
Le Provençal*** : an institution of the Giens Peninsula: sea view, legendary seawater pool, friendly welcome.
Lido Beach : hotel located in edge of beach with sight on the roadstead of Hyères.

PLACES TO EAT

La Rascasse : the gourmet restaurant of the hotel Le Provença overlooks the sea and the Hyères islands with its outside terrace.
Le Pothuau : provençal seafood specialities. Bouillabaisse, provençal bourride, fish soup and seafood paella… Reservation required.
La Langouste : snack in the villa Noailles’ garden.
Le Marais Plage : mediterranean cuisine to enjoy in front of the sea.
Chez Lulu : traditional Italian cuisine and Le Frigo de Lulu for the Italian delicatessen and snack.
Le Denti : fish eatery, 100% sea and local. Ideally located on a terrace downtown.
La Brasserie : the traditional bistro of the hôtel Le Provençal.
Don Pappazino : delicious pizzas.