Place de Guin

Place de Guin, a picturesque square of Aubagne

Place de Guin is a small picturesque square of the old centre of Aubagne, which offers a fine view of the city. The Aubagne audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this charming place, lined with old houses.

A square lined with old houses

Place de Guin is a small picturesque square of the old centre of Aubagne, lined with old houses, including an eighteenth-century three-window-type residence. Discreet and charming, it offers a fine view of the city and its lanes. It testifies to the habitat and the atmosphere of old Aubagne, dear to Marcel Pagnol.

What to see

You admire the old houses, including a fine eighteenth-century residence, and you enjoy the view of the city that the square offers. Picturesque and peaceful, Place de Guin illustrates the charm of old Aubagne. It is a pleasant stop, during a walk in the old centre.

Practical information

Place de Guin lies in the old centre of Aubagne, reachable on foot. It is a public space open at all times, freely accessible and on the level; the houses that line it are mostly private. The place is discovered during a walk in the lanes of the old centre.

What is particular about Place de Guin in Aubagne?

It is a small picturesque square lined with old houses, including an eighteenth-century residence, which offers a fine view of the city.

Where is Place de Guin?

In the old centre of Aubagne.