Dog-Friendly Attractions in Toulon

The cable car that climbs the 584-metre Mont Faron in 6 minutes from the Super-Toulon lower station, with a 360-degree panorama over the Mediterranean from the top. The official tourism office confirms dogs travel free in the cabin as long as they are on a leash, with no size limit. Operates daily, closing on strong mistral days.

The great Provençal market of Toulon, running every morning except Monday along the Cours Lafayette under a canopy of plane trees. Fish, fruit, vegetables, flowers, Provençal herbs and street food: pichade, cade toulonnaise, socca, panisse. Dogs on lead are part of the daily fabric of the market; carry your own waste bags. Made famous by Gilbert Bécaud's song Les marchés de Provence.

The pedestrian and tram-served port quay between the harbour and the Vieille Ville, with frigates of the French Navy moored across the basin and the Caryatides d'Atlantes by Pierre Puget on the façade of the Musée National de la Marine. A flat 1 km loop combining the Quai Cronstadt, the Place de la Liberté with its 19th-century fountain and the Atlantes back to the Vieille Ville. Open access throughout, dogs welcome on lead.