The City was first called "Forum Julii". It was born by the will of the first Caesar. Quickly, under the reign of Augustus, the sailors and Roman soldiers were seduced by the wealth and beauty of the country. They settled there, became peasants, grew vines, olive trees and fruit trees.
They created for our greatest happiness, one of the masterpieces of nature: Provence. From these distant Latin ancestors, the Provencals inherited one of the rarest qualities, the love of beauty. True testimony of the Roman hegemony, they are the proof that this people had a system of supply of drinking water.
Today, you can admire many of the aqueduct vestiges while exploring the city. The arenas of Frejus still resonate with the sumptuous evenings that were organized by the Romans.
Walking in the remains of this monument, we can easily imagine the atmosphere that was to reign there This place is filled with a religious atmosphere While walking in this supernatural scenery, we imagine the monks living recluse away from society.
While you're there, take the opportunity to visit the old episcopal palace. This place hides a tragic story On the night of December 2, , when the village was sleeping peacefully, the foundations of the dam broke. Unfortunately, the villagers couldn't do anything, causing the death of more than people.
