The church as it is to-day was rebuilt in 1532 on foundations dating back to the 11^th an 12^th centuries.

The Tower Notre Dame, usually called the " Tour Charles Quint ", was built in the 11^th century as part of the ramparts and served as a look-out post.

From the old bridge over the Nartuby, you can see two weirs which directed water to a flour-mill and saw-mills (the Moulin des Serres, a protected site).

Le Muy was one of the first villages in the Var to be liberated, on 15^th August 1944. The Musée de la Libération presents many interesting exhibits, housed in an eighteenth-century olive-oil mill.