Chapel of Mercy

The chapel of la Miséricorde, a discreet jewel of Saint-Tropez

Walking along Rue Gambetta, in the heart of the former district of the great navigator families, you come across a small, discreet chapel full of charm: the chapel of Notre-Dame de la Miséricorde. The Saint-Tropez audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this intimate place, a witness of the maritime and religious past of the village.

In the heart of the navigators' district

The chapel of la Miséricorde lies in the heart of the town, in the former district of the great navigator families who made the prosperity of Saint-Tropez. Discreet from the street, it reveals an interior full of charm and a fine decoration. It testifies to the devotion of the Tropezian sailors and the rich maritime past of the village, long turned towards the sea.

What to see

The chapel appeals through its discreet façade, its intimate interior and its atmosphere of contemplation, away from the bustle. Nestled on Rue Gambetta, it invites a peaceful stop during the discovery of old Saint-Tropez. It is a stop for lovers of religious heritage and authentic corners, far from the tumult of the port.

Practical information

The chapel of la Miséricorde lies on Rue Gambetta, in the town centre of Saint-Tropez, reachable on foot. A place of worship and heritage, it may be open to the public according to variable periods and hours, which change over the year. It is best to enquire before coming; its façade can be freely admired from the street.

Where is the chapel of la Miséricorde?

On Rue Gambetta, in the town centre of Saint-Tropez, in the former district of the great navigator families.

Can you visit the chapel of la Miséricorde?

It may be open to the public according to variable periods and hours over the year; it is best to enquire before coming.