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Saint-Tropez Exhibition Reveals French Electoral Shifts, 1852-1914

The City’s exhibition Se faire élire au XIXème siècle examines electoral practice and democratic change at the Galerie du château de la Moutte.

By Saint-Tropez Culture Desk · Published 22 July 2026

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Saint-Tropez Exhibition Reveals French Electoral Shifts, 1852-1914
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The City of Saint-Tropez’s official agenda lists the exhibition Se faire élire au XIXème siècle at the Galerie du château de la Moutte. The listing places the exhibition in the Art et culture section and gives the run as 1 March to 1 July 2026, making it a final early-summer opportunity for residents and visitors interested in the town’s cultural programme.

The exhibition title places the focus on elections in the nineteenth century. The municipal agenda identifies the period covered as 1852 to 1914 and frames the display around the development of electoral practice in France. Visitors can expect a historical subject rather than a current-affairs event, with the Galerie du château de la Moutte providing the setting.

The City lists the venue at the Château de la Moutte, Domaine Emile Ollivier, 133 Chemin de la Moutte, 83990 Saint-Tropez. The published timetable for 1 April to 1 July is 14:00 to 18:30, with last entry at 18:00. The earlier March timetable is also listed separately, so visitors should use the date-specific hours when planning a visit.

The exhibition offers a way to connect a Saint-Tropez venue with a wider French historical story. A visit can be combined with time around the Domaine Emile Ollivier or placed within a broader cultural afternoon. The municipal agenda is the place to confirm whether the final date or access arrangements have changed before travelling.

Because the listed closing date is 1 July, anyone reading the calendar after that date should check the City’s current event information rather than assume the exhibition remains open. Cultural programmes can change, and the agenda may move from one month to another as events finish and new ones begin.

The agenda’s wider structure also helps put the exhibition in context. Saint-Tropez’s municipal calendar brings together culture, sport, traditions, nature and leisure, allowing residents to find activities by month and theme. Se faire élire au XIXème siècle adds a civic-history subject to that mix without requiring a trip outside the town.

For the venue, final date and opening information, check the official Saint-Tropez agenda before setting out. The current listing identifies Se faire élire au XIXème siècle, the Galerie du château de la Moutte and the published 2026 schedule.

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