Hyères
Hyères is a French town on the Mediterranean coast. Its hillside old town features the remains of a medieval castle and centuries-old walls. Nearby is the modernist arts center, Villa Noailles, set in a 1920s building with gardens. Salt marshes on the Giens peninsula attract scores of waterbirds. Just offshore, Porquerolles is one of the Golden Isles, a group of islands with beaches, trails and underwater shipwrecks.
People died in Hyeres (First 37 people) - Page 0
Jules Michelet
French historian
Benoîte Groult
French journalist
Georgy Ivanov
Poet
Henri Garat
French actor
Paul Guimard
French writer
Marcel Mule
French saxophonist
Richard Graves MacDonnell
Former Governor of Hong Kong
Charles Tulasne
French physician
Edmond Tulasne
French botanist
Bernard Dufossé
Cartoonist
Dawid Janowski
French-Polish chess player
Albert Millet
Franz Pleyer
French footballer
Pierre Quinon
Olympic athlete
Lord Henry Arthur George Somerset
Charles Whibley
Journalist
Charles Lebouc
French cellist
Olivier Voutier
French author
Héléna Bossis
Film actor
René Bolloré
French industrialist
Saint-John Perse
French poet
Laurent de Gouvion Saint-Cyr
Former Minister of War of France
Dominique Rutily
Antoine Eugène Genoud
French theologian
Pierre Anfosso
French painter
Maurice Périsset
Author
Alfred-Louis Brunet-Debaines
Artist
Émile van Marcke
French painter
Édouard Imbeaux
Engineer
Arnald de Grey
English cricketer
Vitaly Makarenko
Marie Salomé Spehner-Bénézit
French painter
Adolphe Itasse
Sculpture artist
Richard John Meade
British military officer
Piero Machiavelli
Niccolò Machiavelli's son
Régine Renchon
Biographer ‧ Georges Simenon's ex-wife