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On the SuCCeS trail, Europe is by our side!
The European cross-border cooperation programme INTERREG ALCOTRA has financed a large-scale project between the communes of Saint-Paul de Vence and Ceresole d'Alba (an Italian commune in Piedmont), linked by the same historical heritage: the Battle of Ceresole.
This forward-looking project, called SuCCeS - "Sur les Chemins de la Bataille de Ceresole" - has created new itineraries to enhance the cultural heritage and promote sustainable cross-border tourism between the two communes.
SuCCeS offers the public a new and enriched experience through virtual and connected guided tours, using new technologies (NFC chips: Near Field Communication); heritage and tourist signage available in three languages and educational tools.
The SuCCeS project has enabled the creation of new cultural and tourist facilities, the enhancement of existing heritage and the implementation of innovative digital tools to offer you a unique visiting experience in Saint-Paul de Vence and Ceresole d'Alba.
In order to promote this new tourist offer, a joint promotion plan has been drawn up. Aimed at the general public and schoolchildren, this plan has made it possible to develop the tools needed to communicate the project: digital communication, videos, photos, newsletter, posters, press kit and trilingual flyer.
Saint-Paul de Vence, city of arts. Yes, but not only! Although readily associated with artists and their works, Saint-Paul de Vence is also a major heritage hotspot on the French Riviera.
Download the press packStars from the 7th Art have been frequenting the village for over 50 years. Directors, producers, actors, film-makers… the list is long. Film celebrities started to flock to the French Riviera back in the very early 1940s, drawn by the Victorine film studios in Nice and the Film Festival in Cannes.
Download the press packInaugurated on July 28th, 1964 by André Malraux, the Fondation Marguerite and Aimé Maeght has become one of the major international cultural institutions. The Maeght Foundation is a story of family and friendship. Aimé & Marguerite Maeght came up with the idea and the funding in collaboration with Catalonian architect Josep Lluis Sert.
Their artist friends participated in the design and in bringing the project to fruition. Joan Miró, Marc Chagall, Alberto Giacometti, Georges Braque, Alexander Calder and Fernand Léger all found the ideal creative setting in a museum at one with nature, where the rooms and the gardens interact in perfect harmony. The Maeght Foundation has one of the largest collections of paintings, sculptures, drawings and graphic works of modern and contemporary art in Europe.
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