Toulon Cathedral (Cathédrale Sainte-Marie-de-la-Seds) has been a work in progress since the 11th century, with each era leaving its mark. The mix of styles—from medieval to baroque—makes it a bit of an architectural patchwork, but that’s what makes it interesting. Step inside, and you’ll see centuries of history layered together in one place.

Erected in 1982 close to the Botanical Garden Hamma, "Mémorial du Martyr" commemorates the Algerian war of independence. It symbolises three palm leaves with a burning flame of eternity beneath, and honours people killed in the war between the 1950s and the 1960s.

Gamla Uppsala (Old Uppsala) is one of Scandinavia's most noteworthy areas with ancient remains. It is the site of three majestic royal mounds from the 6th century, one of Scandinavia's largest burial areas and ruins of a cathedral built in the 12th century. The area is surrounded by myths, with legends of ruthless power struggles between the Svea kings, as well as the golden heathen temples, human sacrifices and ancient Nordic blood sacrifices. Today, Gamla Uppsala is a popular excursion spot. You can also visit Gamla Uppsala Museum, Odinsborg restaurant and the open-air museum, Disagården.

Galerie Estades is an interesting gallery which focuses on 20th-century contemporary art, featuring paintings, sculptures, and glasswork.