International Perfume Museum Review

The International Perfume Museum is also a good smell to understand the characteristics of perfumes in Provence, this museum is also very popular, when you come here to play can buy some perfume, are very pure flowers are coming out.

The Grasse International Perfume Museum is a well-known museum that displays the process and types of perfume making. Here introduced the various processes and methods of perfume production, very detailed, there are many ancient places to hold perfume utensils, very interesting to enjoy.

Temporary intention for the museum, 5 euros fare is more conscience than rich content. From the cultivation of spice raw materials (flower identification and picking) to the process of purification and extraction to various bottles and cans, it is interspersed with the historical development since the Middle Ages, to the formation of the Glass perfume industry. Very rich. I also like to not take the wrong road to visit the line setting.

It not only treasures the natural atmosphere, the perfume, but also preserves the exquisite perfume bottles and the machinery for making perfumes from all periods. The pavilion is divided into five parts, representing five continents and their different contemporary cultures.

As soon as the car enters the town, the air is filled with the smell of perfume. If you have time, you can make an appointment to make your own unique fragrance. The perfume in the store is also very cheap. Grasse is also a must-visit place in South France, because it is not Paris that really calls the cradle of French perfume, but here.

The French Museum of International Perfume is located in the city of Glass. The museum was opened in 1983, close to Nice and Cannes, and is full of Mediterranean flavors. It houses perfumes and perfume-making settings and instruments from centuries to years. Enjoy perfume-related items and buy "Made in Glass Cosmetics Factory" discounted factory price products. It can be said to be a global perfume resort. Give it a thumbs up!