St. Paul de Vence

Last weekend we visited a smaller village called St. Paul de Vence where we went to a museum of modern art called la Fondation Maeght and had free time in the old village. I loved la Fondation Maeght! There were sculptures outside on the lawn, pools of water around the premises, and an airy feel inside the building. It was a very peaceful place and I enjoyed looking at the the various types of art there. Unfortunately we couldn't take any photos there without paying a ridiculous amount of money, but trust me it was beautiful! After an hour or two at the museum, we walked up a hill to the old village of St. Paul de Vence for some free time. There are lots of cute old towns in French villages, but this is by far the cutest one I've ever seen. The narrow streets are of course cobblestone, there are flowers and ivy growing all over the buildings, the doors are old and beautiful, and most of the shops are authentic art workshops or boutiques run by one family. There are also spectacular viewpoints throughout the village. Here are some photos!