Fragonard
- Address:20 Boulevard Fragonard, Grasse
- Hours:Mon - Sat 9am - 6pm, closed 12:30pm to 2pm November to January
- Admission:Free
Cultural Experience, Good Place to Shop, Off-the-Beaten Path
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Fragonard, one of the most well-known perfume factories, is named after an 18th-century French painter Jean-Honoré Fragonard. The rustic factory, dating back to 1782, is located in the heart of Old Town.
A guide will show you the various processes and equipment used to make and package fragrance products. After the tour, you can explore the charming museum, which displays vintage perfume bottles and vases and highlights the acclaimed 3000 year old parfumerie industry. The gift shop sells Fragonard products, which are only available at Frangonard boutiques and through mail-order.
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Our guide Marie showed courteousness and was very knowlegable of the French Riviera. Excellent tour.
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Our guide/driver Caroliine was very knowledgeable and spoke great English. Her van was new and clean which was greatly appreciated. And she punctually arrived at our Hotel. Our only regret was that we were not able to walk around Monaco and visit the Palace, but Caroline pointed it from afar. Overall, the tour was a nice introduction to the French Riviera. We were greatly satisfied with the booking thru Viator.
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Our guide was great! We were able to totally customize our tour, including getting a pickup in Villefranche. Continue Reading »
Practical Info
To get to Fragonard from Cannes, take the N285 then the N85 signed Grasse, Castellane and follow the signs to Centre-Ville. You can visit the factory and museum to learn about perfume production and history, or just come to shop for perfumes, cosmetics, and soaps.
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