Visit Grasse, the city of perfumes

Visit Grasse is to enter a world apart, one of elegance, luxury and refinement. Grasse is the city of perfumes. But we mustn’t forget the history that has contributed to the development of the town of Grasse and its famous figures, the Admiral of Grasse or Jean-Honoré Fragonard.

Visit Old Grasse

This is where you’ll discover Grasse’s typical alleyways, which sometimes end in staircases, charming little squares, local produce, artisan workshops and more. Vieux Grasse can be synonymous with quality of life.
And all the more so as the main museums open their doors in this part of the old town.

• Old Grasse, le Vieux Grasse
• International perfume museum
• Fragonard Perfume Museum
• Molinard Perfumery Museum
• Galimard perfumery
• Fragonard Museum
• Villa Fragonard
• Provençal costume and jewelry museum
• Provence Museum of Art and History
• Museum of the navy Amiral de Grasse
• Cathedral of Notre Dame du Puy in Grasse

See also Wikipedia article

 

Practical! A single train line connects all these towns:
Menton – Roquebrune-Cap-Martin – Monaco Monte Carlo – Cap-d’Ail – Èze (beach) – Beaulieu-sur-Mer – Villefranche-sur-Mer – Nice Riquier – Nice – Nice Saint-Augustin – Saint-Laurent-du-Var – Cros de Cagnes – Cagnes-sur-Mer – Villeneuve-Loubet Plage – Biot – Antibes – Juan les Pins – Golfe Juan Vallauris – Cannes.
Including Mouans-Sartoux and Grasse.