Café Fondation sur Saint-Paul-De-Vence

Amazing garden, the Miro labyrinth is simply superlative as well as the Giacometti courtyard and the permanent collection. A must if you are in the area

Beautiful place, beautiful works but limited number of them. Free parking. Not far from the village of St Paul de Vence.

An absolutely magnificent museum with a breathtaking collection: numerous works by Miró and Giacometti, but also Braque, Chagall, Léger, Soulages, Arp, Bonnard, Garouste, and more. The setting is lush and green, and the visit is just as enjoyable indoors as strolling through the gardens, which are full of delightful surprises. An unforgettable visit that I highly recommend.

As a member of the Friends of the Foundation, I visit regularly, sometimes just for a walk.

If there's a place where the boundary between artwork, architectural container, and natural landscape dissolves completely, it's the Fondation Maeght in Saint-Paul-de-Vence. It's not just a museum, but a totalizing sensory experience, born from the extraordinary vision of Aimé and Marguerite Maeght, together with architect Josep Lluís Sert. The transition between the interior rooms and the gardens is fluid and undulating; there's never the feeling of oppression typical of certain traditional museums. The maritime pines, the chirping of cicadas, and the trickling of water in the fountains are as much a part of the exhibition as the paintings on the walls. The exhibition paths are meticulously designed, allowing visitors to isolate themselves and contemplate each work in the silence and respect it deserves. The Fondation Maeght is a must-see for anyone who loves art and architecture. A magical place where human ingenuity and the beauty of the French Riviera have found a perfect balance.

A must-see! The Giacometti works are outstanding.

A unique experience in the world, absolutely worth doing.

Stunning buildings filled with exceptionally beautiful works of art, a magnificent garden, and a dreamlike view. This is definitely a place you must visit and make time for.

A must-see. The artworks inside, but also the architecture and the garden. The best part: the terrace restaurant (Sous les pins de la maison Les agitateurs). The homemade cuisine is delicious and the service impeccable. So rare in museums.

Incredible, fun, quirky and serious art. Well worth a visit. Don't miss gift shop.