Château de la Moutte - Domaine Emile Ollivier

Owned by the Conservatoire du Littoral and managed by the Ville de Saint-Tropez, Château de la Moutte was once the property of Émile Ollivier, Napoleon III's last head of government.

Free entrance every afternoon.
Guided tours of the park and castle: 2.15pm, 3.15pm, 4.15pm and (5.15pm from 1 April to 6 November)

Closed from 18 July to 20 August (during the Nuits du château de la Moutte), and from 07 November to 10 February.

This ancient Provencal bastide, nestled in four hectares of unspoilt parkland, harbors the spirit of the Second Empire.

A natural and cultural heritage.
Guided tours for small groups are offered every afternoon, and workshops for the general public are scheduled throughout the year on the themes of the environment, plastic arts and music.

Primary school.
Visit the library :
- in groups of five with an accompanying adult.
- Mediation around the children's books that make up the library's collection is also possible (in the morning). Groups of five pupils plus one supervisor.

Secondary.
Guided tour of the château Guided tour of the library and / or thematic mediation based on the book, depending on the program and the class.

High school (Première class).
Mediation on the Second Empire.

Temporary exhibition.
Les grâces d'Émile Ollivier from March 9 to July 18, 2024.
A temporary exhibition illustrating the major role played by women in Émile Ollivier's life. Whether they lived at the château or corresponded with him all their lives, seven female figures emerged, symbolizing in turn those moments of grace amid the many disgraces that befell the master of the house.