Café Fondation sur Saint-Paul-De-Vence

An exceptional place, both for the richness of its collections and for its Zen architecture that aspires to serenity.

I first visited this museum in 1983. It was a real treat to visit again. A beautiful building and site brimming with wonderful Modern Art. Every time you look out a window or turn a corner there's one more intriguing piece of art to discover.

What a magnificent place! Once you step inside, you're struck by the tranquility, the garden with its majestic pines, its lawns, the birdsong, and the artworks that blend perfectly into the whole. What a contrast to the endless roundabouts, shopping centers, ugly buildings, and cars parked haphazardly along the road from Antibes! The paintings and sculptures are breathtakingly beautiful; you're delighted to take your time and soak them in. You leave the Maeght Foundation with a joyful heart and mind. €18 well spent, nourishing you far more, better, and for longer than the numerous dives along the coast that often offer frustration for the same price!

A very beautiful museum nestled in the greenery just outside the town. Free parking is available at the entrance and 100 meters away, accessible by a path through the woods. Admission is €18, and free for minors. It may seem like a lot, but it's worth the visit, both for the location and the artworks on display, and also for the opportunity to purchase original works in the bookshop, not only reprints, but also works with prices ranging from €200 to €20,000—no small feat, something I've seen in very few museums. A well-kept garden with many works on display, especially by Miró. Inside, the spaces are spacious and well-arranged, with countless works. The view from the terrace is very beautiful. Very friendly staff. For children, they also provide a play brochure with a pencil at the entrance, and there's a special tour. Well done.

It's impossible to visit the region without stopping by the Maeght Foundation. One of the most beautiful cultural sites in the world, both for the perfect architecture of Josep Lluis Sert and for the lush nature and sublime view over the valley and the Mediterranean.

This museum is wonderful. It's always a pleasure to spend time there, especially since the extension is particularly well done! A must-see!!!

A must-see! Naturally, it's very crowded, even in the dead of winter. A timeless place with spacious exhibition areas showcasing the artworks. A beautifully maintained garden with many works by Miró. Parking tip: P2 is recommended, located 10 minutes from the entrance.

The architecture of the Fondation Maeght is beautiful, with a distinctive modernist style that blends concrete, stone, and open spaces. The outdoor areas are particularly impressive, with stunning views, and sculptures thoughtfully placed throughout the grounds. Inside, the foundation hosts a rich collection of works by major 20th-century artists, including Miró, Giacometti, Chagall, and Braque. Miró is the most represented, with several paintings and numerous sculptures displayed both indoors and in the garden. Considering that museums in the south of France usually charge around €5–8, the €18 entrance fee feels a bit high. However, you can use the parking area to leave your car and then walk to visit the old town of Saint-Paul-de-Vence. I visited it in December, it was more crowded than I expected.. I can’t imagine in the summer 😅 Go early!

Without a doubt, a special place full of art and well-being amidst nature. 100% recommended.

Very interesting place to explore and walk around some unique art pieces, architectural designs and paintings. And the location is also amazing with breathtaking views.