Discover Saint Paul de Vence

Saint Paul de Vence is a historic walled village in the Alpes-Maritimes department of southeastern France. It is situated on a hilltop, with stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea and rolling hills. This medieval old town was founded in 1319 and has been an important center of culture and art throughout its centuries-long history. Today, it remains popular due to its charm, atmosphere, and art galleries.

The cobblestone streets are lined with colorful buildings that give off a sense of warmth and serenity; this makes Saint Paul de Vence one of the most visited towns in Provence. One must-see for visitors is La Colombe d'Or, a 19th century inn known for its famous guests - including Picasso who contributed his work to decorate the walls!

Additionally, St Paul de Vence has numerous artist galleries containing works from prominent painters such as Chagall or Matisse; visitors can explore them or observe contemporary sculptures in nearby parks. The village also boasts impressive churches dating back centuries ago where you can take some time off to appreciate their beauty before enjoying typical Provencal dishes at some local restaurants with breathtaking views over the hilltops!