Le Fromager in Saint-Paul de Vence offers a nice little pit stop where you can enjoy a variety of sandwiches, dried fruits and drinks, cheese and charcuterie tasting and take away.
The store also offers a large selection of local French cheeses.
A real little oasis to rest your legs and replenish your sugar reserves while enjoying the atmosphere of the old medieval town and its curious visitors.
By Tommy Sverre / 2021
All days of the week
09.30 til 19.00
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Art Folon Chapel – The White Penitents in Saint-Paul de Vence
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Museums Célestin Freinet School
The famous school teacher and pedagogue Célestin Freinet (1896-1966) taught in Saint-Paul de Vence between 1928 and 1933.
Fountains Grand Fontaine 1850
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Squares & Promenades Pétanque at Place de Gaulle
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Food & Wine The Golden Dove
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Art Lucky the Horse by Rémi Pesce
The artist, Rémi Pesce, used 3,000 horseshoes to create Lucky the Horse, each representing Saint-Paul's approx. 3,000 inhabitants.
Art Fondation Maeght Art Museum
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Selected experiences in cities close by Saint Paul de Vence
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Vence Saint Elisabeth Chapel
The Saint Elisabeth Chapel impresses with its rediscovered frescoes by Giovanni Canavesio, and its history dates back to the 14th century.
Vence Vence Museum
Vence Museum - Fondation Émile Hugues is located in the heart of the historic center and showcases temporary exhibitions and artists closely connected to the ...
Vence Cathedral Notre-Dame-de-la-Nativité
Here in the middle of the old medieval town of Vence, you will find France's smallest cathedral with a grand sound.
Vence Gombrowicz Museum
Dedicated to the Polish master writer Witold Gombrowicz and beautifully located in Villa Alexandrine
Vence The Pénitents Blancs Chapel in Vence
Considering its size, Vence has a relatively large number of chapels. Most are on the edge of town and in ..
Vence Rosary Chapel in Vence by Matisse
The Rosary Chapel by Matisse is together with the cathedral in the old town Vence’s biggest attraction and one of Henri Matisse’s greatest masterpieces.
