• Mougins - Enjoy a guided tour of the charming old village of MOUGINS, which spirals like a snail from its hilltop, featuring 19 fountains and historic lanes, offering breathtaking views of the bay of Cannes, the Lerins Islands, Grasse, and nearby perched villages. Upon arrival, be enchanted by the quaint, flower-adorned streets lined with beautiful old village houses. Admire the tastefully restored stonework, elegant doors, and artfully highlighted windows. The village’s preserved historical charm, harmonious colors, and quality of light have attracted numerous artists and celebrities, including Picasso (who spent his last 15 years here), Cocteau, Fernand Léger, Paul Eluard, Man Ray, Winston Churchill, Christian Dior, Catherine Deneuve, Edith Piaf, Jacques Brel, among others. Mougins has long been intertwined with the artistic and cultural world.
• Grasse - Embark on a guided tour of the historic village of GRASSE. Known as the world capital of perfume since the 17th century, it has earned three flowers in the towns and villages in bloom contest and is recognized as a “City of Art and History.” Delight in the winding, often staircased alleys, and admire the Sarrasin square tower, remnants of 16th-century ramparts, the town hall in the former Episcopal palace, and the medieval houses from the 17th and 18th centuries. Encounter singing fountains and charming squares with inviting café terraces, vaulted passageways, and freshly painted red ocher or yellow facades. This medieval village stands out in the region for its unique architecture. Don’t miss the Cathedral Notre-Dame du Puy, a Romanesque-Provencal style structure built in the 13th century and frequently reworked. Inside, find a beautiful altarpiece attributed to Louis Bréa, three canvases by Rubens, and a painting by Fragonard.
• Gourdon - Visit GOURDON village, ranked among the Most Beautiful Villages of France and a true medieval fortress, overlooking the lush Valley of the Wolf. Place Victoria, listed in 1940, offers an exceptional panorama of 80 km of coastline, revealing the Mediterranean from Nice to Theoule! On the road of flavors and scents, the village retains its authentic charm with a 12th-century Romanesque church and a 9th-century castle. In its heart, lively streets, Provencal houses, numerous craftsmen, and warm hospitality make it one of the region’s most cherished places.

After lunch, continue the picturesque journey with a stop in a lavender field, and travel through a scenic route in the Gorge du Loup, featuring canyons and other stunning natural features of the region.

• St-Paul-de-Vence - Take a guided tour of ST PAUL DE VENCE, the jewel of Provence. The history of this village dates back to the 11th century and it is one of the most well-preserved and beautiful medieval villages in the region. Enclosed by a stone wall built in the 16th century by order of Francois 1st, the village’s quality of life and exceptional light have inspired many renowned painters, writers, and poets. Stroll through picturesque narrow streets lined with over 40 art galleries and souvenir shops, and enjoy the fantastic landscape surrounding the village with stunning views of the Alps. The town is a hub for artists worldwide. At the village’s end, in the small cemetery facing the sea, lies the tomb of the painter Marc Chagall.

• Private transportation
• Mineral water

• Lunch
• Gratuities
• Food and drinks, unless otherwise specified

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