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Mougins in France, from Europe region, is best know for Specialty Museums. Discover best things to do in Mougins with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
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1. Musee d'Art Classique de Mougins
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4.5 based on 402 reviews
Discover, at the entrance of the old village of Mougins, how the beauty of the ancient world has influenced neoclassical, modern and contemporary art. The Museum’s large and diverse collection of antiquities includes Roman, Greek and Egyptian sculpture, vases, coins, and jewellery, and also the world’s largest private collection of ancient arms and armour. These ancient artworks are interspersed with many classically-inspired paintings, drawings, and scupltures by artists such as Picasso, Matisse, Chagall, Dufy, Cézanne, Rodin, Dali, Andy Warhol, Marc Quinn, Anthony Gormley and Damien Hirst.NewWe will be co-hosting a temporary exhibition with the village of Mougins from the 12th April to 28th May 2012, Myths & Heros.A selection of sculptures, paintings & mosaics by Picasso, Arman, Sosno, Renoir, Rubens, Cezanne & Turchi on display in the Espace Culturelle.
Reviewed By David B
Spend an hour and see how ancient art can influence and mix with modern. What a wonderful collection that was donated! Really a fun experience. However, the lighting needs a bit of work in order to identify all of the works.
2. Musee Bonnard
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4 based on 224 reviews
Reviewed By SFGAL8 - San Francisco, California
The Musee Bonnard is a lovely and light space for the viewing of Bonnard's art. We happened to attend when in addition to the permanent exhibition there was also a temperory exhibit from the D'Orsay in Paris. Enjoyed it very much.
3. Iles de Lerins
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4.5 based on 1 reviews
Two Islands just a boat ride from Cannes, Ste-Marguerite and St-Honorat, are covered by eucalyptus and pine Forests and are home to Fort Royal.
Reviewed By janeds - Newport, United Kingdom
Took the boat from the port across to the island and had a lovely day out. There is a snack bar and a full restaurant on the island and plenty to see. Just follow the trail and you come across the Abbey where the monks make their wine and there is a gift shop. The ruins of the previous monastery are on the sea’s edge and are well worth a climb up to explore. There are rocky coves around the island where you can have a dip to cool off.
4. Les Jardins du MIP
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4.5 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By suechefUk - UK
Jardins du Musee International de la Perfume Mouans – Sartoux France
The title of this demonstration garden is probably best translated into English as the ‘Botanic Gardens of the international Perfume Museum’. You are likely to find it interesting if you are intrigued to see the some of the plants which provide the raw components for the perfume industry, or you are just fascinated by horticulture/gardens. It is situated near a large commercial garden centre on the outskirts of Mouans, off the Casino supermarket roundabout. It is on a rather uninspiring flat, 2 hectare site. Do not expect a beautifully laid out garden, first impressions are of a field, predominantly covered by low growing vegetation, although there is a more ‘traditional garden’ incorporated into part of the design. What is in flower will obviously depend of the time of year which visit, May is probably best (centre only open May to September). There is good signage in both English and French describing the different beds and excellent additional notes in English available to borrow from reception. The purpose is to display the flowering plants such as roses, jasmine. Lavender, tuberose and oranges which provide chemical scent sources for the French perfume industry. The Grasse area to produce many of these crops for the industry , but as the notes point out they are now sourced from around the world dependent upon such factors as where they grow best, how many crops can be achieved each year and labour cost.
After about 30 minutes of wandering and Reading you will most likely find yourself captivated by the place. The commitment of the small staff is obvious , as their dedication to organic gardening and the encouragement of wildlife.
Well worth a visit; you are guaranteed to learn something new, even if it only about the different parts of plants other than flowers which provide source scents, as they still cannot be artificially synthesised. A visitor attraction with unrealised potential.
Entry €4 .Closed Tuesdays. large free car park. Very small shop. Small indoor interpretive display. Toilets. Cold drinks machine.
5. 365 Fromages
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5 based on 70 reviews
At Valbonne Village, Eric Gayraud, Cheese merchant, offers you cheese of great tradition, farm cheese directly from local producers, as well as cheeses from all over EuropeCheeses are selected from the best producers. They are sold in portions and festive cheeseboard are also available (on order).Cheese platters can be taken away at lunchtime. Free tasting
Reviewed By jack06 - Belgium
When in Valbonne (or even nearby!), 365 Fromages is an absolute MUST!
This cheese shop (and the lovely owner) is an absolute delight.
I can not get enough of the homemade Brie with Truffle.
The owner is so friendly and helpful, and will assist you in creating a fabulous cheese plate.
So many wonderful cheeses.......
6. Centre Thetys Pegomas
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4.5 based on 105 reviews
Reserve your treatment in the reference Spa of beauty Azureen of 170M2 in Pegomas On the program: Hammam, Jacuzzi, Massage (solo or duo), Facial care, Cryo / Ipulse slimming treatment / last generation, body and face product Thalgo, Super Long lasting epilation last generation SHR ... French version ... Private Parking
Reviewed By WillyH174 - Cannes, France
Good staff and great choice of massages. I was welcome in the back terrasse with a warm tea, to chill out before a very relaxing and professional massage.
7. Eglise Notre Dame de Vie
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4.5 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By Albatros747 - Southsea
Very difficult to find. Very little publicity made around this little chapel dating from the 17th century, painted by Churchill, visited by Picasso who lived nearby for 12 years. Unfortunately it is not open to the public.
8. Le Monastere Fortifie
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4.5 based on 167 reviews
Reviewed By komodo8297 - London
If you get tired of busy Cannes, visit Ile Saint Honorat. It is very calm and quiet island. Take a stroll around the island, visit Abbey and nearby shop with products made by monks or one of four churches and fortress with beautiful views. If...MoreThank you for sharing these few lines. It's a perfect summary of what you can do on the island. Do not hesitate to have a look on our program for a future visit.
9. Le Glacier de Valbonne
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4.5 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By TheInternetRetailer - London Gatwick
Went based upon the reviews of others here and the 'best' thing to do in Valbonne, not sure if the owner served us, but he wasn't as great as people made out, a little frosty, perhaps that's a french thing, but we tried to order in our best french :-)
Anyway that aside lovely little ice cream shop in a lovely little side street, very yummy and wouldn't hesitate to go back
10. Le Mur des Amoureux de Peynet
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4.5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By SarahCorell - Emirate of Dubai, United Arab Emirates
I wouldn't call this a tourist attraction thing to do! It's basically someone's house that's had a cartoon painted on the side It's quirky and it's free to have a look but that's about all there is to it
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