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| a dapper shopper at the antiques market |
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| The Chapelle Saint-Pierre (Saint Peter's Chapel) dates from the sixteenth century. Used as a storeroom for local fishermen's nets and equipment for most of the 19th and early part of the 20th century, it was restored in 1957 with Jean Cocteau adding his now-famous murals depicting the life of the saint and of local fishermen. |
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| A look up at Eglise Saint-Michel (Saint Michael's Church) in the heart of old town, was built in the 1750s |
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| The Wine Pier at this hotel serves breadsticks, olives, chips, peanuts and a bowl of sweets. We chose this for our last meal in France. |
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| This neighbor's rooftop patio has inspired me to add more "lush wildness" to my garden spaces |
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| The Rue Obscure or “Dark Street” is a passage way under the harbour front houses which dates back to 1260. |
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| Crepe Nutella - very very good |
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| I miss this view! |
Adieu, Villefranche-sur-mer and France. Nous reviendrons un jour! I hope you have enjoyed our travelblog.
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