Art
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Inside Fondation CAB with Mathilde Daufresne
On art, architecture and the experience of living with a collection in the South of France.
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Pastis, pétanque and Porquerolles
Discover Porquerolles in autumn, from hidden coves and the Fondation Carmignac to long lunches, local wine and pétanque on the village square.
Recipe
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Onion Galette
The onion tart by Mimi Thorisson, served with a green herb salad by Ottolenghi
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St. Paul de Vence
Beyond the medieval walls: art, food and the places I return to in Saint-Paul de Vence
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La Colombe d’Or
From Picasso and Miró to the Côte d’Azur of today: inside Saint-Paul de Vence’s most storied address
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Fondation Maeght
The story, the artists, the architecture and the garden behind one of the Côte d’Azur’s most remarkable art foundations
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Fondation CAB
Fondation CAB: Minimalist art, 20th-century design, architecture, and Jean Prouvé come together
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Seillans, a little corner of Provence
Seillans feels wonderfully removed from the busier side of the Côte d’Azur. It's also officially one of Les Plus Beaux Villages de France
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A little something new from Plinius. 🇫🇷
We’ve finally decided to do it...but we’re starting small!
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Friday in Valbonne
A personal guide to Valbonne, from its Friday market and independent shops to cafés, restaurants and art worth seeking out nearby.
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Nice
The real magic reveals itself when you wander a little further — into the back streets, the quieter roads, where you can take in the architecture, the light, and the rhythm of everyday life.
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Marseille
Marseille resists the idea of being polished. Even in its beauty, there is a refusal to become smooth or easily defined. What remains is an edge—the grit that keeps it alive.
Architecture
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Maison Bernard, the architectural treasure of the French Riviera.
Maison Bernard is now open for guided visits, by appointment only. The visits focus on the most representative areas of the House and aim to promote a better understanding of Antti Lovag’s architecture.