The medieval town of Saint-Paul in southern France is full of art works

#OctoberGoodDestinations2024 Saint Paul de Vence is a well-preserved medieval town in southern France, full of quaint buildings and cobblestone streets. To be precise, it is a small town on a rock near Nice where King Francis I of France built a fortress in the 16th century. What’s even more special is that there is an art gallery every few steps and a sculpture every ten steps. The famous artist Marc Chagall lived here for a long time in his later years, and was buried in the cemetery outside the walls of São Paulo after his death. Many Europeans like to come here to appreciate the works of art.