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Built on the Gardettes hilltop facing the Mediterranean, the first records of the chapel date back to the 15th century.
More detailsDuring the 17th century, the old country chapel was founded by two gentlemen from Saint-Paul de Vence.
More detailsIt defended the North Gate into Saint-Paul de Vence. The famous Lacan cannon stills stands guard...
More detailsThe tower gate in the 14th-century walls is a fine example of medieval military architecture with machicolations and a loophole…
More detailsOlive oil was one of the keys to Saint-Paul de Vence's prosperity for many years. In the 19th century, the village had seven watermills ...
More detailsThe eternal resting place of painter Marc Chagall, who died in Saint-Paul in 1985, is located in the south of the village facing the Mediterranean ...
More detailsDedicated to the conversion of Saint Paul, it has kept its Romanesque choir, its stalls from the 17th century and several lateral chapels ...
More detailsIt was part of the old medieval wall…
More detailsHome to the brotherhood of White Penitents for over three centuries, the chapel was redecorated by Jean-Michel Folon...
More detailsMain tower of the former fortress, home to the Town Hall since the 18th century, it is one of the oldest buildings in Saint-Paul de Vence... ...
More detailsThe former market square stands at the heart of the village. Its washhouse and monumental fountain (1850) offer welcome shade and water… ...
More detailsA tiny enclosed bridge connecting two parts of a house on either side of Rue Grande. Constructed in the 15th century...
More detailsIt was constructed between 1543 and 1547 under the reign of François I, confirming Saint-Paul de Vence as a military stronghold and "royal ...
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