Fragonard, Molinard and Galimard
The three great houses of Grasse open their doors to the public: Fragonard in its historic factory, Molinard in its late 19th-century villa, Galimard with its famous perfume-creation workshops. Choosing your essences and composing a bottle together is an activity that turns a simple afternoon into a scented memory far more lasting than a selfie.
International Perfume Museum
Set at the heart of the old town, the International Perfume Museum traces three thousand years of fragrance history: ancient bottles, distillation instruments and contemporary creation. Its garden, below in Mouans-Sartoux, grows the emblematic perfume plants. An original date that teaches you to name the scents you share.
Old town and the Pays grassois
The old town winds around Notre-Dame-du-Puy Cathedral, home to works by Rubens, and opens onto Place aux Aires and its market. Around it, the Pays grassois grows, every May, the rose of Grasse that made Chanel No. 5 famous. On Lyad, members from Grasse share their favourite spots; it is up to you to find someone to breathe with, word after word.
Date ideas
- Fragonard
- Molinard
- Galimard
- International Perfume Museum
- Place aux Aires
- Notre-Dame-du-Puy Cathedral
- Pays grassois
- May rose