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1110: 326: 296: 267: 1095: 27: 1080: 1762: 252: 115: 1125: 1021: 912:, who worked for Roger VergĂ© in Mougins from 1977-1981, and ultimately worked as a chef here. The first floor of L’Amandier is still known as ‘Les Salles des Moines’ (The Monk's Hall) as it served as court house for the Monks of Saint Honorat in the Middle Ages. By the 19th century, this building had become a mill, pressing flowers grown on the hillsides of Mougins, to supply rose, jasmine and lavender oil for the perfumeries of the nearby village of Grasse. 804:. Pablo Picasso spent the last 12 years of his life living in Mougins (1961–1973), where he died and lived in a 'mas' (farmhouse) at Notre-Dame-de-Vie, which is a small hilltop just beside the old village of Mougins and next to the 12th-century chapel of the same name. Picasso's studio was in the old village in a building that is now the tourist office, while the studio of Fernand LĂ©ger was above what is now the village wine shop, next to the rear of the 1374: 1033: 1526: 1539: 950:. Located at the entrance of the village of Mougins, the private museum holds a collection of over 800 works over four floors. The MACM focuses on the reciprocal influences of the ancient civilisations of Egypt, Rome, and Greece, and the continuity of the Graeco-Roman legacy through to the present. Its collection includes artefacts from ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome, as well as drawings, paintings, and sculptures by 902:, having owned two restaurants in the village: L'Amandier et Le Moulin de Mougins. In 1969, VergĂ© came to Mougins. A true pioneer: he dusted off and lightened French cuisine. He invented the “Cuisine du Soleil” (Sunshine Cuisine) that he introduced across the globe, contributing to the growing reputation of French cuisine. He was awarded 5 stars by the Michelin Guide for his two restaurants. 333: 303: 922:, a charity event to which celebrities flocked, contributing to the town's gastronomic reputations. Consequently, in the 1970s, Mougins boasted 7 Michelin stars and became the village with the most stars in France. A friend of the arts and artists, over the years VergĂ© transformed his restaurant into a living museum with works by his friends CĂ©sar Baldaccini, Arman, Folon or Tobiasse. 1072:
In 2017, the "ScĂšne 55" cultural space was opened to host concerts, theatre and puppet theatre shows, and artistic workshops. In summer, the "Festival Notre-Dame-de-Vie" hosts a festival of classical music in the setting of the eponymous chapel. In the village, the Organ Festival takes places every
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Built 260 m up at the top of the peak, the village was fortified in the Middle Ages. Its spiral form, its ramparts and its three gates, of which only the Porte Sarrazine (Sarrazine Gate) still exists today, gave this fiefdom a strategic position despite the many wartime attacks over the course of its
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During the 19th and early 20th centuries, the village was a centre of floral production, producing lavender, roses and jasmine for the perfumeries in nearby Grasse. Mougins is a living village, where both the ancient buildings and the 19th-century houses are inhabited as they have always been.
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The MusĂ©e d’Art Classique de Mougins, also known as MACM, is the Mougins Museum of Classical Art. The museum displays within the same space ancient, neoclassical, modern, and contemporary art in order to highlight the influence of the ancient world on influential artists from
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in April 1900. Fort-Lamy in Chad was named after him, but was renamed N'Djamena in 1973. The main 'Place' in the village is named after Commandant Lamy and the back-street village house that he was born in has a plaque to show where he lived.
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in 1789 its history matched that of the abbey. The former monks' court house, a vaulted room that is now called the "Salle des Moines" ("The Monk's Hall") was located on the first floor of the restaurant
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Located above the town hall's marriage registration office, it houses temporary exhibitions and a series of unreleased photos of Pablo Picasso, taken during this everyday life at Notre-Dame-de-Vie.
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having managed restaurants in the village. The legendary hospitality of chef Roger Vergé and his wife Denise attracted the greatest international stars to their Michelin starred restaurants:
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In order to pay homage to the chef Roger VergĂ©, in 2006, the Mayor of Mougins, Richard Galy, decided to create the very first International Gastronomy Festival, the 'Les Étoiles de Mougins'.
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Located in the center of an old village, in an old rehabilitated presbytery, the Mougins Photography Centre aims to highlight the many trends in contemporary photography.
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year in the church of Saint-Jaques-le-Majeur and the open-air exhibition "Mougins Monumental" brings unusual and large sculptures to the village.
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has been in operation since it was established in 1964. There is an elementary school "les cabrieres" and a middle school "les campelieres".
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French Land Register data, which excludes lakes, ponds, glaciers > 1 km (0.386 sq mi or 247 acres) and river estuaries.
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In 1924, the surrealist painter Francis Picabia built his home here. His famous friends followed, and turn set up home in Mougins:
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In 1056, Gillaume de Gauceron, the Count of Antibes, gave the Mougins hillside to the Monks of Saint Honorat (from the nearby
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history. The village grew outside its old fortifications, while still adhering to the circular structure of the ramparts.
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Since 2012, Mougins has been the only town in France to be awarded the “Ville et MĂ©tier d’Art” label for gastronomy.
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liked to sit in the middle of nature in front of the Notre-Dame-de-Vie chapel to write, very close to his neighbour
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Given its close proximity to Cannes, Mougins is also often the tourist destination for Hollywood stars during the
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La Vigne de Pibonson is the only Wine producing estate in Mougins and one of only 3 in Alpes-Maritimes
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just off the coast of Cannes) who continued to administer the village, and until the eve of the
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hosted the 'amfAR' AIDS Charity dinner for the Hollywood elite for almost 10 years until 2008.
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In modern times, Mougins has been frequented and inhabited by many important personalities.
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Mougins School, the more commonly used name for the Mougins British International School
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Built in 1894, this historic place houses temporary exhibitions throughout the year.
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with his troops. The emperor began the “One Hundred Day’s March” to return to
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The hilltop of Mougins has been occupied since the pre-Roman period. Ancient
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Mougins has a strong culinary history with such great chefs as
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was born in Mougins in February 1858, and died at the
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Mougins has an important culinary history, with chef
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