Grasse's river Mourachonne runs mostly unnoticed, at least until high rainfall hits.

Thorenc became Grasse's mountain resort in the 1890s, and it still looks quite different from other villages.

La Foux has always supplied Grasse with water but almost fell into disuse. A new plant has resurrected it.

It's no accident that Grasse is where it is.

Representation in London was essential for Grasse’s big perfumiers before the Great War

Grasse's Duplanteur resembles Corallo in São Tomé, once the world's largest source of cacao.

Few towns have been moulded by technology as much as Grasse.

Five highlights of my quarter of Grasse, including two houses, a canal and a former railway.

Building avenue Thiers extended Grasse east and catalysed the ‘English colony'.

Could Grasse's historic funicular be re-built?

The Bon Marche quarter is Grasse's miniature equivalent of Bourneville and Eindhoven.