Saint-Paul-de-Vence, a medieval village with traces of artists

#July Travel Support Fund Saint-Paul-de-Vence is a small town located on a hill near Nice, but it is filled with the scent of old history and art. After passing through the entrance surrounded by walls, stone alleys continue, and the whole town is surrounded by a quietness that makes you feel like you have returned to the Middle Ages. Ateliers and galleries are naturally located in the narrow and winding alleys. Glass crafts, ceramics, and paintings harmonized as if they were part of the town, and it felt like discovering small works of art at every step. I immediately understood why artists like Chagall, Picasso, and Matisse were inspired by this place. The Fondation Maggh Museum was a must-visit. The architecture located in nature and the sculptures displayed in the outdoor garden blended in with the scenery, making it even more special. The hills and the Mediterranean Sea spread out in the distance, seen from the museum, were as peaceful as a watercolor painting. From the observation deck at the end of the town, Nice and the blue sea were all visible at a glance. The scenery, seen with the warm Provençal breeze, was enough to just stay. It was also an unforgettable memory to spend a leisurely time enjoying rose wine and cheese at a small cafe located under the castle walls. Saint-Paul-de-Vence was not a tourist destination, but a town where you can feel time while walking slowly. It is a place where art, romance, and quiet peace coexist. It remains in your memory for a long time even after the trip is over. #Saint-Paul-de-Vence travel #Provence small city #Nice suburban travel #Mag Foundation Art Museum #Chagall and Picasso's village #French alley walk #Provence emotional village #Mediterranean view #Saint-Paul-de-Vence observatory #French vlog #European small city recommendation #Place where art breathes #Provence scenery #Slow travel recommendation #Nice suburbs, France #Living in Provence for a month #Alley travel #French emotional small city #Chagall's inspiration #Saint-Paul-de-Vence cafe