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The Pays de Grasse offers an ideal getaway for lovers of nature and history. Follow the famous Napoleon Route to discover incredible landscapes, or take the Mimosa Route, scented with bright yellow flowers in winter.

Explore the caves of Saint-Cézaire and Baume Obscure, true underground treasures. Also take advantage of the Monts d’Azur Reserve to observe bison and wild horses in freedom.

For astronomy enthusiasts, the region is perfect for observing the stars in a clean sky.

Finally, the many viewpoints offer spectacular panoramas, between sea and mountains, not to be missed for moments of pure contemplation.

La Réserve Biologique des Monts d’Azur

The Réserve Biologique des Monts d’Azur, Located in Andon, is a preserved natural area where wildlife evolves in freedom.

Bison, Przewalski horses, deer and other animals live in this protected environment, recreating a unique ecosystem.

Visitors can explore the reserve on foot or by carriage, observing these species in their natural habitat.

It is an immersive experience that offers an insight into the wild nature in the middle of Provence, perfect for lovers of biodiversity and wide open spaces.

Les grottes

Les grottes du Pays de Grasse sont des merveilles naturelles à découvrir.

The grotte de Saint-Cézaire, située à 40 mètres sous terre, dévoile des formations calcaires spectaculaires, avec stalactites, stalagmites et draperies.

The grotte de Baume Obscure, It offers a bright underground course where visitors explore a fairytale universe.

These fascinating sites offer a unique adventure in the heart of the earth, ideal for the curious and nature lovers.

Tourist Routes

The Pays de Grasse offers two iconic tourist routes

The Route Napoléon Traces the historical journey of the emperor through spectacular landscapes, connecting the Mediterranean coast to the Alps with impressive panoramic views.

The Route du Mimosa, As for it, it is a fragrant itinerary that extends from January to March, when the hills are covered with bright yellow flowers. This route between Grasse and the coast offers a unique sensory immersion in the heart of nature in bloom. These two roads are ideal for discovering the natural and historical richness of the region.

Along the Route des Oliviers, You will have the opportunity to discover the Nice olive, a variety popular for its unique taste. Stop at the traditional oil mills where you can taste first-pressed virgin olive oils, rich in aromas and flavors. Be sure to taste the famous olive paste, a delight that will perfectly accompany your aperitifs.

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Panorama Cabris
Cabris

From place de l'église in CABRIS

A breathtaking panorama of the Grasse region and the Mediterranean!

From place de l'église in CABRIS
porte de Tracastel
Saint-Auban

From Tracastel gate in Saint-Auban

Breathtaking panoramic views of the mountains from the Porte du Tracastel.
Clinging ...

From Tracastel gate in Saint-Auban
saint-vallier
Saint-Vallier-de-Thiey

From Napoléon Route in Saint-Vallier -de-Thiey

Breathtaking views between the sea and the mountains, over the village and ...

From Napoléon Route in Saint-Vallier -de-Thiey
Auribeau
Auribeau-sur-Siagne

From the river Siagne in AURIBEAU-SUR-SIAGNE

The Siagne, a river that meanders nonchalantly through mimosa, olive and poplar ...

From the river Siagne in AURIBEAU-SUR-SIAGNE
Cours Honoré Cresp
Grasse

From Cours Honoré Cresp

Panoramic views over the Grasse plain, the Bay of Cannes and the ...

From Cours Honoré Cresp
panorama Princesse Pauline
Grasse

From Princesse Pauline Garden in Grasse

An unobstructed view of the Perfume Capital, the Bay of Cannes, the ...

From Princesse Pauline Garden in Grasse
depuis St Cé
Saint-Cézaire-sur-Siagne

From the viewpoint of Saint-Cézaire-sur-Siagne

Proudly perched on its cliff, Saint-Cézaire dominates the wild Siagne valley, its ...

From the viewpoint of Saint-Cézaire-sur-Siagne
moulière
Caille

From the summit of La Moulière in Caille

Head to the summits of Audibergue and La Moulière* to enjoy an ...

From the summit of La Moulière in Caille