Villa Noailles
Villa designed by Robert Mallet-Stevens for the patrons Charles and Marie-Laure de Noailles, this art centre is focused on fashion, design, architecture and photography and holds a permanent exhibition on the history of the place.
Villa designed by Robert Mallet-Stevens for the patrons Charles and Marie-Laure de Noailles, this art centre is focused on fashion, design, architecture and photography and holds a permanent exhibition on the history of the place.
Programme
41st Hyères Festival - Fashion, Photography, Accessories
2026 marks a new chapter in the evolution of the Hyères Festival. Born in a town cherished by poets and artists, and housed in the home of illustrious patrons, the Festival remains a breeding ground for the creative avant-garde, where fashion and photography come together.
This year, three women, three internationally renowned creatives and three jury presidents have generously agreed to share their perspectives on the emerging artistic scene in fashion, photography and accessories respectively: Chemena Kamali (Creative Director of Chloé), Camille Vivier (photographer) and Cecilie Bahnsen (founder of the Cecilie Bahnsen fashion house).
The Festival retains the defining features that make it unique: group exhibitions showcasing the finalists, fashion shows, solo exhibitions devoted to the previous year’s winners, workshops exploring exceptional craftsmanship, and talks addressing key issues in fashion and photography.
Festival from 15 to 18 October 2026. Exhibitions until 28 February 2027.
Access
Villa Noailles, inHyères
Clos Saint-Bernard
Art center of national interest, museum, artists residence
47 Montée Noailles
+33 (0)4 98 08 01 98
villanoailles.com
Opening hours from 21 October 2026 to 28 February 2027
Open Wednesday to Sunday from 1 pm to 6 pm.
Guided tours Wednesday to Sunday at 3 pm.
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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 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.
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.
• Lilou : Resurrecting an old hotel dating back to 1890, Lilou revives the tradition of grand hotels, artfully wrapped and perfumed on every floor with fig tree essences.
