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

Pauline Bonaparte only visited Grasse for a few months in all, and yet she is commemorated by a park and a statue.

Grasse's culinary speciality is fougassette, which is fougasse flavoured with orange flower water, a product of Grasse's perfume industry

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

Grasse has four of its own 'lutrins' showcasing local scenes.

It may have the same name as the one in Hyeres, but our Noailles has a history of its own

Julia Child, the pioneer American ‘TV chef’ lived part time nearby and loved Grasse.

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.