Grasse Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Apr)

Hurry up and buy French specialty souvenirs to take home

❤️Bordeaux red wine🍷 Bordeaux has a long history of grape cultivation and winemaking, coupled with the Bordeaux people's pursuit of perfection in winemaking techniques, its red wine is world-renowned ❤️Chocolate🍫 French chocolate is world-renowned, the historic chocolate brand - Bonnat has a variety of flavors, you can feel the rich charm of French top chocolate ❤️Cheese🧀️ France produces nearly 400 types of cheese, there are different varieties made from cow's milk, sheep's milk, goat's milk or mixed milk, not only a wide variety, but also each has its own flavor, France is the country with the most cheese varieties in the world ❤️Olive oil🫒 Olive oil has a history of thousands of years in the Mediterranean region, known as the 'golden liquid', 'queen of vegetable oil', 'Mediterranean nectar', it is the only woody plant oil in the world that is supplied to humans in its natural state ❤️Marseille soap🧼 Traditional Marseille soap is made from olive oil and palm oil, the square Marseille soap looks very ordinary, even the cut edges are not very smooth, but it is a must-buy souvenir for many tourists in Marseille ❤️Beauty cosmetics💄 The streets of Paris are lined with cosmetics stores, all kinds of brand skincare products can be bought here, and they are cost-effective ❤️Grasse perfume🌹 The small town of Grasse in southern France is famous for its perfume industry and perfume trade, it was a famous perfume capital in Europe as early as the 16th century, and the perfume produced here is world-renowned ❤️Paris fashion👗 As an international fashion metropolis, Paris gathers many designer boutiques, you can buy all kinds of fashionable and elegant designer clothes in Montaigne Avenue, Madeleine Square and other places ❤️Traditional handicrafts👋 Many villages in France still maintain traditional technology handmade pottery, fine glass, lace weaving and papermaking, etc., these local handicrafts attract many tourists to buy, they are excellent gifts as souvenirs ❤️Beret🎩 The history of the beret can be traced back to the 15th century, shepherds in southwestern France liked to weave a round, brimless soft hat with brown wool, because the Basque people on the border of France and Spain wore this hat, it was called 'Basque beret'

Three days and two nights, the stunning Verdon Gorge + Lake Sainte-Croix!

Welcome to the famous Verdon Gorge! In the heart of Provence, there is a route that brings you close to nature. It allows you to shuttle through the gorge, feel the beauty of Lake Sainte-Croix, and experience the ancient town hidden in the mountains. 1. Panoramic route of the northern line. On the north side, D952 connects Castellane to Lac de Sainte Croix. At the end of this road is the Sainte Croix Lake, which is the main route to experience the canyon. The canyon road is narrow, allowing you to experience the vastness of the canyon and the vertical steepness of the cliffs. Climbing all the way up to an altitude of 700 meters, you may also have the opportunity to see many bald eagles. 2. Panoramic route of the southern line. On the south side, I also recommend taking the D71 that connects Trigance and Aigines. It runs south along the Gorges du Verdon, and is much quieter with fewer cars than the D952. The panoramic views here are also very beautiful, whether it's at the Balcons de la Mescla on the Martell path or at the pass of Illoire. It's worth stopping and staying for a while. 3. The town of Moustiers-Sainte-Marie. I am impressed by the beauty and charm of this village, which is located in the center of Verdon Park and ranks among "the most beautiful villages in France". When you first see Moustiers, the first thing that catches your eye is the cliff. The town is built on the mountain, and this small village exudes the atmosphere of Provence: the fragrance of lavender permeates the streets, and the maze-like alleys give you the opportunity to discover beautiful fountains, pottery shops, and more. The Notre Dame de Beauvoir chapel is located between the cliffs, and the climb to the church overlooks the entire town. This is the first time I have felt like I have found a paradise on earth. An impulse to stay. Navigation address: Place de l'Eglise 04360 Moustiers-Sainte-Marie Four, swimming in Lake Saint Croix. The Sainte-Croix Lake, built in the 19th century, is an artificial lake known for its emerald green water. I was really fascinated by its color. I sincerely recommend driving around the lake. Along the way, you can see beautiful villages by the lake... such as Bauduen and Aiguines. On the map, look for the small path down to the lake, have a picnic by the lake, go for a swim, and it's so comfortable. Another important activity on the lake is canoeing, and the boat rental point is at the Galetas Bridge. No input provided. Five, travel. The canyon has no buses, it is recommended to rent a car to go. You can plan to visit Sainte-Croix Lake and Moustiers-Sainte-Marie for one day, and drive along the lake, have a picnic and go boating on the second day. This trip can be combined with Valensole and Grasse to make a bigger circular tour. Sixth, accommodation. 1. Auberge des Salles is located across from Lake Sainte-Croix. This hotel is very comfortable and offers magnificent lake views! Address: 18 rue Sainte Catherine, 83630 Les Salles sur Verdon 2. Hotel and Spa des Gorges du Verdon located on the banks of the Verdon Gorge in La-Palud-sur-Verdon. It features a scenic swimming pool, a spa center, and modern decor. Address: route de la Maline, 04120 La Palud-sur-Verdon Verdon River, Alpes-de-Haute-Provence Valensole, Alpes-de-Haute-Provence Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, Alpes-de-Haute-Provence Verdon Gorge and Lake Sainte-Croix Auberge du Seigneur des Serres Restaurant des Gorges du Verdon (Hôtel&Spa) Hotel & Spa des Gorges du Verdon

Grasse is located in the Alpes-Maritimes region of the Provence-Alpes-Cte d'Azur region in southeastern France, 19 km from Cannes and a small town located at an altitude of 325 m. The origin of the city and perfume dates back to the 17th century, when the perfume industry rose here, and today, this Grasse is still the center of the world perfume industry. This town attracts countless travelers.

The town of Grasse has long been known for its perfumes. The museum here shows people the history of love and beauty the history of perfume. In addition, many of the cosmetics manufacturing sites here also unveil the mysterious veil, showing visitors the "secret" of making perfumes, lotions and soaps. Grasse's International Museum has a collection of 4,000-year-old cosmetics items.

The medieval town with retro skirts is a great place to take a trip to South France. Located in the hinterland of South France, Grasse has been the essence processing center of South France since ancient times. More than 30 perfume processing factories allow you to experience perfume production freely and learn the history of perfume development.

From perfumery raw material production workshops in the suburbs to the Huagongna Perfume Factory and the Perfume Museum in the heart of the city, Grasse can find perfume-related attractions everywhere. Come here, you can also create your own perfume here. It is a French privilege to have Grasse, the world's perfume capital. Known as the paradise of smell, Grasse has numerous perfume museums, laboratories and production plants. Which girl does not want to live in such a small town?

Hurry up and buy French specialty souvenirs to take home

❤️Bordeaux red wine🍷 Bordeaux has a long history of grape cultivation and winemaking, coupled with the Bordeaux people's pursuit of perfection in winemaking techniques, its red wine is world-renowned ❤️Chocolate🍫 French chocolate is world-renowned, the historic chocolate brand - Bonnat has a variety of flavors, you can feel the rich charm of French top chocolate ❤️Cheese🧀️ France produces nearly 400 types of cheese, there are different varieties made from cow's milk, sheep's milk, goat's milk or mixed milk, not only a wide variety, but also each has its own flavor, France is the country with the most cheese varieties in the world ❤️Olive oil🫒 Olive oil has a history of thousands of years in the Mediterranean region, known as the 'golden liquid', 'queen of vegetable oil', 'Mediterranean nectar', it is the only woody plant oil in the world that is supplied to humans in its natural state ❤️Marseille soap🧼 Traditional Marseille soap is made from olive oil and palm oil, the square Marseille soap looks very ordinary, even the cut edges are not very smooth, but it is a must-buy souvenir for many tourists in Marseille ❤️Beauty cosmetics💄 The streets of Paris are lined with cosmetics stores, all kinds of brand skincare products can be bought here, and they are cost-effective ❤️Grasse perfume🌹 The small town of Grasse in southern France is famous for its perfume industry and perfume trade, it was a famous perfume capital in Europe as early as the 16th century, and the perfume produced here is world-renowned ❤️Paris fashion👗 As an international fashion metropolis, Paris gathers many designer boutiques, you can buy all kinds of fashionable and elegant designer clothes in Montaigne Avenue, Madeleine Square and other places ❤️Traditional handicrafts👋 Many villages in France still maintain traditional technology handmade pottery, fine glass, lace weaving and papermaking, etc., these local handicrafts attract many tourists to buy, they are excellent gifts as souvenirs ❤️Beret🎩 The history of the beret can be traced back to the 15th century, shepherds in southwestern France liked to weave a round, brimless soft hat with brown wool, because the Basque people on the border of France and Spain wore this hat, it was called 'Basque beret'

Hurry up and buy French specialty souvenirs to take home

❤️Bordeaux red wine🍷 Bordeaux has a long history of grape cultivation and winemaking, coupled with the Bordeaux people's pursuit of perfection in winemaking techniques, its red wine is world-renowned ❤️Chocolate🍫 French chocolate is world-renowned, the historic chocolate brand - Bonnat has a variety of flavors, you can feel the rich charm of French top chocolate ❤️Cheese🧀️ France produces nearly 400 types of cheese, there are different varieties made from cow's milk, sheep's milk, goat's milk or mixed milk, not only a wide variety, but also each has its own flavor, France is the country with the most cheese varieties in the world ❤️Olive oil🫒 Olive oil has a history of thousands of years in the Mediterranean region, known as the 'golden liquid', 'queen of vegetable oil', 'Mediterranean nectar', it is the only woody plant oil in the world that is supplied to humans in its natural state ❤️Marseille soap🧼 Traditional Marseille soap is made from olive oil and palm oil, the square Marseille soap looks very ordinary, even the cut edges are not very smooth, but it is a must-buy souvenir for many tourists in Marseille ❤️Beauty cosmetics💄 The streets of Paris are lined with cosmetics stores, all kinds of brand skincare products can be bought here, and they are cost-effective ❤️Grasse perfume🌹 The small town of Grasse in southern France is famous for its perfume industry and perfume trade, it was a famous perfume capital in Europe as early as the 16th century, and the perfume produced here is world-renowned ❤️Paris fashion👗 As an international fashion metropolis, Paris gathers many designer boutiques, you can buy all kinds of fashionable and elegant designer clothes in Montaigne Avenue, Madeleine Square and other places ❤️Traditional handicrafts👋 Many villages in France still maintain traditional technology handmade pottery, fine glass, lace weaving and papermaking, etc., these local handicrafts attract many tourists to buy, they are excellent gifts as souvenirs ❤️Beret🎩 The history of the beret can be traced back to the 15th century, shepherds in southwestern France liked to weave a round, brimless soft hat with brown wool, because the Basque people on the border of France and Spain wore this hat, it was called 'Basque beret'

Avenue Montaigne 🇫🇷

#paristrip When I’m in Paris, I always find time to stroll along Rue Montagne and do some shopping. Unfortunately, many designer stores were closed in the evening with the windows closed, but I took some photos of the open boutiques and added them to Group "Avenue Montaigne", (Paris) "Via Monte Napoleone" (Milan) and "The 5th Avenue" (NYC). I never feel compelled to make a purchase - the window displays on Montaigne Street are like a museum visit for me. The art of high design at its best - Chanel, Valentino, Nina Ricci, Louis Vuitton... So much fun! I have to admit that prices in the US are better though. I stayed in a hotel on this street several times this year and I have to say that I love this street. High-end fashion stores and the popular L' Avenue restaurant. This street leads to the Champs-Élysées which is nice but on the other end of the street you can find a great cafe where you can eat great with a view of the Eiffel Tower. If you reside in this area during your stay, you will love the ID Very nice, I really like the risto, I'll always come back, the risto is a very cool chick constable, the no-law music is perfect, just any occasion you would really recommend to anyone. Congratulations on the beautiful service surprise very nice

Christmas Shopping In Paris

When in Paris, gotta go shopping no? We had a fantastic Christmas shopping trip in Avenue Montaigne and Champs Elysees Paris. Avenue Montaigne is known for its luxury boutiques, and we had a great time exploring them all. From Chanel to Dior, we were able to browse through some of the most exclusive collections of designer clothes and accessories, all while soaking in the festive holiday atmosphere. Next, we headed to the famous Champs Elysees, which was adorned with sparkling lights and holiday decor. It was truly magical! The boulevard is lined with high-end stores, restaurants, and cafes, making it a perfect destination for Christmas shopping. From Louis Vuitton to Long Champ, we found everything we were looking for and more. Overall, our Christmas shopping trip in Paris was unforgettable. The city was alive with holiday cheer, and we couldn't have asked for a better shopping experience. We can't wait to go back and explore more of what this beautiful city has to offer during the holiday season. #france #paris #shopping #tripblazers

Ceramic town, enjoy the midsummer of southern France to the fullest

There are few tourists here, a very niche small town in southern France, especially romantic and beautiful, I really like it here too much. It's close to Lake Sainte-Croix, you can arrange it in one day. The whole town is full of colorful stone houses, with a strong medieval style, and you can see handmade ceramic shops everywhere, the prices are not expensive, you can take your time. Chatting to know that the town has been making ceramics for generations, each small building is a handmade workshop, the first floor is for sale, a girl in her twenties said her grandfather spent his life with mud, and taught her pottery when she was a child. The town is full of art and stories, which makes people feel comfortable. A winding stream runs through the entire village, like all traditional Provencal villages, there is drinkable spring water on the street to quench your thirst. The town is between two cliffs in the Provence region, so it is also called Cliff Town. A huge Venus badge is hanging between the two cliffs, which is the symbol of the town 💐It is worthy of being called the most beautiful village in southern France 🚗But the traffic is really inconvenient, it is recommended to drive here, follow the navigation, parking is convenient.

French Ceramic Town

Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, often referred to as the Ceramic Town, was famous for producing a type of white glazed pottery with exquisite designs that captivated Europe for 200 years during the 17th and 18th centuries. The town is dotted with ceramic shops, serving both as the place of origin and a distribution center. In the morning, without the hustle and bustle of crowds, one can truly appreciate the charm of the Ceramic Town. Where does this charm come from? It comes from the details.

Three days and two nights, the stunning Verdon Gorge + Lake Sainte-Croix!

Welcome to the famous Verdon Gorge! In the heart of Provence, there is a route that brings you close to nature. It allows you to shuttle through the gorge, feel the beauty of Lake Sainte-Croix, and experience the ancient town hidden in the mountains. 1. Panoramic route of the northern line. On the north side, D952 connects Castellane to Lac de Sainte Croix. At the end of this road is the Sainte Croix Lake, which is the main route to experience the canyon. The canyon road is narrow, allowing you to experience the vastness of the canyon and the vertical steepness of the cliffs. Climbing all the way up to an altitude of 700 meters, you may also have the opportunity to see many bald eagles. 2. Panoramic route of the southern line. On the south side, I also recommend taking the D71 that connects Trigance and Aigines. It runs south along the Gorges du Verdon, and is much quieter with fewer cars than the D952. The panoramic views here are also very beautiful, whether it's at the Balcons de la Mescla on the Martell path or at the pass of Illoire. It's worth stopping and staying for a while. 3. The town of Moustiers-Sainte-Marie. I am impressed by the beauty and charm of this village, which is located in the center of Verdon Park and ranks among "the most beautiful villages in France". When you first see Moustiers, the first thing that catches your eye is the cliff. The town is built on the mountain, and this small village exudes the atmosphere of Provence: the fragrance of lavender permeates the streets, and the maze-like alleys give you the opportunity to discover beautiful fountains, pottery shops, and more. The Notre Dame de Beauvoir chapel is located between the cliffs, and the climb to the church overlooks the entire town. This is the first time I have felt like I have found a paradise on earth. An impulse to stay. Navigation address: Place de l'Eglise 04360 Moustiers-Sainte-Marie Four, swimming in Lake Saint Croix. The Sainte-Croix Lake, built in the 19th century, is an artificial lake known for its emerald green water. I was really fascinated by its color. I sincerely recommend driving around the lake. Along the way, you can see beautiful villages by the lake... such as Bauduen and Aiguines. On the map, look for the small path down to the lake, have a picnic by the lake, go for a swim, and it's so comfortable. Another important activity on the lake is canoeing, and the boat rental point is at the Galetas Bridge. No input provided. Five, travel. The canyon has no buses, it is recommended to rent a car to go. You can plan to visit Sainte-Croix Lake and Moustiers-Sainte-Marie for one day, and drive along the lake, have a picnic and go boating on the second day. This trip can be combined with Valensole and Grasse to make a bigger circular tour. Sixth, accommodation. 1. Auberge des Salles is located across from Lake Sainte-Croix. This hotel is very comfortable and offers magnificent lake views! Address: 18 rue Sainte Catherine, 83630 Les Salles sur Verdon 2. Hotel and Spa des Gorges du Verdon located on the banks of the Verdon Gorge in La-Palud-sur-Verdon. It features a scenic swimming pool, a spa center, and modern decor. Address: route de la Maline, 04120 La Palud-sur-Verdon Verdon River, Alpes-de-Haute-Provence Valensole, Alpes-de-Haute-Provence Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, Alpes-de-Haute-Provence Verdon Gorge and Lake Sainte-Croix Auberge du Seigneur des Serres Restaurant des Gorges du Verdon (Hôtel&Spa) Hotel & Spa des Gorges du Verdon

The ceramic town is another miracle of Provence. Looking from afar, it is like a small house that is set on the edge of a cliff. In fact, it is a small town built on a cliff. The arc of the town is very beautiful, like wearing a beautiful wreath on the cliff. With exquisite ceramics, it has been a local ceramics trading center for centuries. To make beautiful art such as ceramics, we must be in harmony with others, so the ceramic town must be a good mountain and a good scenery. Find a delicious pizza here, its just a fascinating experience!