Location: Grasse
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The 10 Best Things to do in Grasse, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur
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Restaurants in Grasse
1. Domaine de La Royrie
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 48 reviews
LA ROYRIE is an olive grove in Grasse, France – the world capital of perfume founded in the 15th century, producing the most beautiful form of the olive: the quintessential perfect oil, one of the best European oil, produced in a fantastic organic garden. Monique and Lionel Brault decided to better inform the consumer through visits of the olive grove and training sessions: information, comparisons and olive oil tastings. The visits are made by the owner in French and English, only on reservation call before
2. Gorges du Loup
3. Riviera Nature
4. Le Musee du Parfum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
On the upper floor of our Historic Factory located in the centre of Grasse, our perfumery museum presents a magnificent private collection of flasks, gift sets, alembic stills, raw materials and other equipment that tell the story of the perfumery from High Antiquity to the present day.
5. Musee International de la Parfumerie
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 773 reviews
Created in 1989, this one-of-a-kind museum is situated in the symbolic City of Grasse, the cradle of the luxury perfume trade which began in France. Dedicated to one of the most prestigious traditional French businesses, the International Perfume Museum, a public institution awarded by the > label, is devoted to safeguarding and promoting the international heritage of scents, aromas and perfumes. Museum visitors will also discover the unique history of the great perfume Houses and producers. Bearing witness to the international technical, aesthetic, social and cultural history of the tradition of using scents, the museum covers every aspect of the history of fragrance through an anthropological approach including raw materials, manufacture, industry, innovation, business, design, and customs -through very diverse forms- decorative arts, textiles, archaeological finds and unique industrial items
Reviewed By 224June - Cardiff, United Kingdom
Well laid out for telling all aspects of the perfume industry from the different fragrances, sourcing of ingredients from across the world, influences of civilizations and art and craftsmanship. When I next pick up my bottle of Chanel no.5 I’ll think of this museum. (You get to find out why it’s called no.5). Very good value at just 4 euros entry charge. We came by train and as a warning the area around the station is pretty grim and industrial looking. It’s a 20 minute steep walk to the historic Centre where the museum is located. The walk up is a little grim with graffiti strewn walls. Once you get to the historic heart of Grasse you’re in for a treat.
6. Villa Fragonard
7. Musee Fragonard
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,117 reviews
A beautiful factory in a building of the nineteenth century in the heart of the old town where are produced daily our perfumes and soaps. Our historic factory, one of the oldest in Grasse, can be visited every day for free. Indeed, the current premises housed from their origin, in 1782, a perfume factory. It is in 1926, in tribute to the famous painter Jean-honore Fragonard, that it takes the name of Perfumery Fragonard. Through a free guided tour of our workshops and laboratories, you will discover the creation of our products, made from the best perfume raw materials. Open to the public every day from 9h to 18h, last visit 1h before closing. Sale of products at factory prices.
Reviewed By will_moore-44
I had the pleasure of visiting the Fragonard museum in Grasse this October and it was fabulous, the staff were really friendly, Covid wasn’t a problem as there was a one way system and socially distanced. They even did free tours in different languages which is awesome. I sometimes wonder how on earth they do it performing so many tours everyday. Great way to spend your time in Grasse.
8. Cathedrale Notre Dame du Puy
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4.0 based on 276 reviews
Reviewed By 577simonl
Then after we have gone to a perfume shop : 28, RUE AMIRAL DE GRASSE. Artisanal perfume very good fragrance withe almost the best price perfumer in Grasse. 50ML cost €15 very nice fragrance and a lotte of choice
9. Office de Tourisme du Pays de Grasse
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4.0 based on 78 reviews
10. Petit Train de Grasse
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4.0 based on 203 reviews
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