Grasse is a delightful French Riviera town located within the hillside landscape just north of Cannes, known throughout the world as an epicenter for perfume production. The town, which is commonly referred to as the "World's Capital of Perfume," has produced fragrances since the end of the 18th century, creating more than 2,000 unique scents that account for more than two-thirds of the country's perfume production. Parfumeries such as Molinard, Fragonard, and Galimard offer museums detailing their history of perfume making and tours and demonstrations showcasing factory operations. The picturesque Grasse Cathedral, constructed in the 11th century, is dedicated to Notre Dame du Puy and showcases world-renowned paintings by artists such as Peter Paul Rubens. Each year, the city hosts the annual FĂȘte du Jasmin, which showcases a parade, fireworks, and folk and street music performances. Map

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