Grasse is a city spontaneously associated with perfumery, which in 2018 benefited from international recognition with its classification as an intangible heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. A visit to the perfume workshops is a must in the city, which has long lived on agriculture and tannery (leather trade, artisanal production of gloves), before turning to horticulture and tourism in the 19th century. . In addition to economic activity, Grasse was throughout the Middle Ages an important religious center as evidenced by the old Notre Dame cathedral, now a parish church.
To get to know Grasse in detail and go back 2000 years of history, follow your tour guide during a visit.
Book your activities in the South of France with a guide and discover the major sites of the region (Marseille, Avignon, Aix en Provence, Cannes, Antibes, Grasse, Saint Paul de Vence, Nice) by going to the site of the guides of France.