Café Fondation sur Saint-Paul-De-Vence

The building itself is a stunning landscape and courtyard. In summer, it offers both respite from the heat and immersion in art. It features numerous sculptures by Spanish and Swiss artists. The restaurant's pine trees and the entire brick building make every corner of the Mediterranean scenery a picturesque scene.

Very beautiful works, but accessibility is completely lacking. Several rooms were not visited because access was impossible due to stairs and lack of assistance from the staff. The Miro labyrinth is also completely inaccessible. A real shame for this gem, which contains very interesting and beautiful works. It's worth a visit, but the staff could use a rethink, and the foundation needs to be restructured to make all rooms accessible, not just a few.

This is a must see if you are anywhere vaguely nearby and enjoy art and sculpture. Arriving before 10am meant that we could get a carpark and on entry, could have a coffee in peace overlooking the sculpture garden. Magic

A very beautiful foundation with exceptional works. A lovely place to spend some time. The gardens are magical and the view from the terraces is extraordinary.

Just outside St Paul de Vence is the setting for the Fondation Maeght. Beautiful gardens with amazing sculptures. The inside gallery space is equally interesting. A calm quiet atmosphere and well dispayed art. I especially like the artist books collection. You can book the restaurant for lunch or just have a drink sitting on the terrace overlooking the grounds. There is a free car park at the entrance, but if it's full there is another free car park by the start of the driveway served by a free shuttle to take you to the entrance. Don't miss the shop, it's full of lovely gifts. We had a lovely time here and would definitely recommend it.

A beautiful place with an impressive exhibition and a good opportunity to have a snack.

Excellent experience! Everything is wonderfully staged.

Exceptional setting and collections Major works by Giacometti, Chagall, Bonnard, and others are housed in a museum with magnificent architecture, perfectly suited to the artworks. Short guided tours are available to learn more about the museum, the Maeghts, and some of the pieces.

A very beautiful museum, definitely worth the price of admission. Inside are works by some of the greatest artists of the 20th century. Even the artists' books are wonderful. The three stars are due to the fact that not everything is truly accessible to those with mobility impairments, and given that it's a fairly recent building, they could find a solution.

The foundation is magnificent and houses some truly beautiful works of art in a spacious, air-conditioned interior. The gardens also offer a stunning view. However, I wouldn't recommend the café at the entrance, which feels out of place in such a beautiful foundation.