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     Vence - A Wonder Medieval Village in The South of France - The Most Beautiful Villages in France

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   Home page of the Vence tourist-office :https://www.vence-tourisme.com/en📌 Location : Vence , FranceDate recorded: May 1:15 PMWeather: ⛅ 20 °C | 68...

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   Discover the serene beauty of Vence France, a hidden gem in the heart of Provence. This beautiful town tour in relaxing 4K video guides you through the charm...

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   travel videos & photos at: https://townsofeurope.com/ with text, maps & links.We're going to take you on a walking tour through the medieval town of Vence in...

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   VENCE TOURISME – Source d'inspiration. Bureau d'Information de Vence : Villa Alexandrine. Place du Grand Jardin. 06140 Vence. + 33 (0)4 93 58 06 38. info.vence@nicecotedazurtourisme.com. Janvier, février, mars, novembre, décembre. Ouvert du lundi au samedi.

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   Vence. Visit Vence with the Nice Côte d’Azur Metropolitan Convention and Visitors Bureau. At the foot of the Alpine Arc, Vence offers all the authentic charm of its historic city and natural setting. The centre of the old town has changed little over the centuries: narrow streets with Mediaeval and Renaissance houses, large and small squares ...

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   Visit Vence (Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France) The small town of Vence is on the French Riviera, slightly north of the the coastal resort at Cagnes-sur-Mer. It is a very attractive town that developed on a rocky ledge and is still surrounded by its original fortifications. The town attracts many visitors during the high season. Vence ...

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   Where is Vence in France?

   • The small town of Vence is on the French Riviera, slightly north of the the coastal resort at Cagnes-sur-Mer. It is a very attractive town that developed on a rocky ledge and is still surrounded by its original fortifications. The town attracts many visitors during the high season.

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   What is Vence famous for?

   • Vence has a long and important religious history. It is said to have had a Catholic Bishop as early as 363AD. Today, one of the most popular landmarks in the town is its Cathedral. It’s the smallest Cathedral in all of France. The Cathédrale Notre Dame de la Nativité (Cathedral of Our Lady of Nativity) dates back to the 11th century.

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   What is the history of Vence?

   • The history of Vence goes back thousands and thousands of years. It is one of the oldest towns along the Côte d’Azur and in fact, all of France. For over 400 years it was a Roman town, known at the time as Vintium.

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   Why should you visit Vence?

   • At the foot of the Alpine Arc, Vence offers all the authentic charm of its historic city and natural setting. The centre of the old town has changed little over the centuries: narrow streets with Mediaeval and Renaissance houses, large and small squares, as well as shops and galleries displaying the work of many artists.

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   How do I get to Vence?

   • Vence is easy to reach from anywhere along the Côte d’Azur. It’s a short drive off the A8 motorway and there’s ample parking in the town. While there is no direct train service you can take the train to any town along the coast and connect with a bus that will bring you into town.

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   What to see in Vence?

   • The heart of Vence is its old town, an oblong collection of buildings and houses surrounded by fortified ramparts. This is where you’ll want to start any visit to the town. Before you enter through one of the five “portes” which allow access to the old town, make sure to see the “Grand Frêne,” an ash tree that is almost 500 years old.

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   Today, one of the most popular landmarks in the town is its Cathedral. It’s the smallest Cathedral in all of France. The Cathédrale Notre Dame de la Nativité (Cathedral of Our Lady of Nativity) dates back to the 11th century. Two other churches stood on the same place before this current cathedral.