Chagall settled in Saint-Paul in 1966 and painted lovers floating over its ramparts – here you stand where he looked.
Photo: Office de Tourisme de Saint-Paul de Vence / Marie-Alix de Haro
Time
Not given – a short stroll along chemin Sainte-Claire to the Trious roundabout
Difficulty
Easy road-side stroll
Start
Chemin Sainte-Claire, just outside the village
Past
Three reproductions of Chagall paintings along chemin Sainte-Claire and the Trious roundabout, where the artist liked to walk, Views of the village and ramparts he painted for nearly 20 years, Towards the Fondation Maeght, whose entrance mosaic Les Amoureux is by Chagall
Season
All year (listing).
With children
Short and on a lane; no accessibility details published.
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