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1. www.bontraveler.com › saint-paul-de-vence-franceThe Ultimate Guide to Visiting Saint-Paul-de-Vence

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   One of the most beautiful medieval villages in France, Saint-Paul-de-Vence is perched on a hilltop high above the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur countryside. This summer, I was able to spend a day wandering the charming cobblestone streets of this idyllic village.

2. www.saint-pauldevence.com › en › fichesThe cemetery - Saint-Paul de Vence

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   Famous people buried in Saint-Paul de Vence's cemetery include Marc Chagall, who lived in the village from 1966 to 1985. For almost 20 years, he painted local landscapes featuring romantic couples, goats and cockerels floating across the village and its ramparts, in the fragrance of immense bouquets of flowers.

3. francetoday.com › culture › art_and_designSaint-Paul de Vence: The Jewel of the French Riviera

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   Mar 24, 2015 · With its labyrinth of cobblestoned alleys, imposing ramparts dating back to Medieval times and views down to the Mediterranean Sea, the charming hilltop village of Saint-Paul de Vence makes for a popular getaway, thanks to its picture-postcard good looks.

4. fr.wikipedia.org › wiki › Paul_de_TarsePaul de Tarse — Wikipédia

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   Paul de Tarse, ou saint Paul pour les catholiques et les orthodoxes, portant aussi le nom juif de Saul, né au début du I er siècle probablement à Tarse en Cilicie et mort entre 64 et 68 à Rome, est une personnalité du christianisme primitif.

5. www.christianchoisy.com › bio_frBIO | CHOISYLAGALERIE

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   Artiste peintre français, Christian CHOISY est né en 1948 à Bordeaux. Autodidacte, il obtient son 1er prix de peinture à 18 ans. En 1996, il s’installe à Saint-Paul-de-Vence et acquiert une notoriété internationale.

6. www.opentable.co.uk › r › cote-brasserie-st-pauls-londonCôte Brasserie - St Paul's Restaurant - London | OpenTable

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   5 days ago · The ambiance, highlighted by views of St. Paul's Cathedral, is both cozy and inviting. Guests rave about the "friendly staff" and the restaurant's excellent value for money. Ideal for both business lunches and leisurely meals, Côte consistently impresses with its authentic French cuisine.

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   Is Côte Brasserie - St Paul's a good restaurant?

   • Côte Brasserie - St Paul's is rated 4.4 stars by 128 OpenTable diners. Is Côte Brasserie - St Paul's currently accepting bookings? Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable. Book now at Côte Brasserie - St Paul's in London.

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   Who painted odes to love in Saint-Paul de Vence?

   • Belgian painter and sculptor Jean-Michel Folon painted heartfelt odes to love during his time as a resident of Saint-Paul de Vence. Many of his watercolours created there are widely considered to be such odes.

   Saint-Paul de Vence: The Jewel of the French Riviera

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   Who lived in St Paul?

   • St-Paul is a medieval village, and today it is a real mecca for artists, who have been coming here since 1920. Among others, Picasso, Dufy, Matisse, and Marc Chagall have stayed here and created their works. Chagall lived in St-Paul for 19 years and is buried in the local cemetery (on the right after entering the cemetery).

   Saint-Paul de Vence, a medieval village on the French Riviera

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   Who discovered Saint-Paul de Vence?

   • Belgian painter and sculptor Jean-Michel Folon discovered Saint-Paul de Vence in the mid-1970s. He made regular visits to the village for three decades. One of his most impressive oeuvres is housed in the 17th-century White Penitents Chapel, otherwise known as the Folon Chapel.

   Saint-Paul de Vence: The Jewel of the French Riviera

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   Can I book at Côte Brasserie - St Paul's in London?

   • Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable. Book now at Côte Brasserie - St Paul's in London. Explore menu, see photos and read 128 reviews: "Always find the food delicious here - would recommend the pate and vegetable dip starters but you can’t go wrong.".

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8. frenchriviera.travel › saint-paul-de-venceSaint-Paul de Vence, a medieval village on the French Riviera

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   It is worth seeing this artistic mecca on the French Riviera. Saint-Paul de Vence (also called simply, Saint Paul) lies near Nice, between Cagnes-sur-Mer and Vence. St-Paul is a medieval village, and today it is a real mecca for artists, who have been coming here since 1920.