Where Provence Went to Pot
The first of these is undoubtedly the more scenic, as it follows the north side of the Gorges de Verdon – great for passengers, if a bit hairy for the driver, though there are several stopping places where drivers can relax from the strain of the hairpins and share the spectacular views.

Fréjus - St Raphaël:  A Magical History Tour

It may seem obvious, but these two towns, always lumped together on road signs and frequently in tourist documentation, are actually two quite different places. What is less obvious until you go there is that the two places are St-Raphaël-Fréjus-Plage on the one hand and Fréjus proper on the other, and that they are some distance apart. Although both have long histories, this is much more evident in Fréjus town than in the parts on the coast, though traces are there too if you look for them.