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The Village of Valbonne

Art of Living and Warmth...

Valbonne, nestled in the heart of the Alpes-Maritimes, is a timeless village that charms visitors with its authenticity and art of living. Founded in the 13th century, this Provençal gem stands out with its unique grid-like layout, a legacy of its medieval past. Wandering through its cobbled streets is like a journey back in time, with colorful facades, flower-adorned windows, and shaded little squares.

At the heart of Valbonne, the Place des Arcades is an iconic spot perfect for enjoying a coffee on a terrace or savoring local specialties at one of the charming restaurants. The convivial and welcoming atmosphere invites you to slow down and soak in the leisurely pace of life. Artisans and boutique shops fill the streets with a creative spirit, ideal for finding unique souvenirs.

The Valbonne Abbey, dating back to the 13th century, is an architectural masterpiece that reflects the village’s spiritual and cultural history. Nature lovers will also find delight in the surrounding areas, which offer numerous hiking trails through rolling landscapes and Mediterranean forests, perfect for recharging.

Valbonne is renowned for its Provençal markets, a feast for the senses where local produce, flowers, and spices enchant visitors. The festivities and cultural events held throughout the year enhance the village’s vibrant and welcoming character.

Valbonne is more than just a picturesque village: it’s an authentic and immersive experience blending history, gastronomy, craftsmanship, and nature in an idyllic setting. It’s an unmissable stop for lovers of Provence and its art of living.

 How to Get There: The easiest way is by car (11 km – 30 minutes).

The Provençal Market in Valbonne Village

The Provençal market in Valbonne Village is located at Place des Arcades, Rue du Pontis, Rue Grande, and Boulevard Carnot.

Every Friday morning from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

For more information, visit: www.ville-valbonne.fr