Articles — Grasse

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  Culinary heritage of Grasse: 84 pages of forgotten recipes

  Grasse is known worldwide for perfume, but in 2026 the town decided to remind people of another side of itself — the gastronomic one. The Pays de Grasse agglomeration published the book "Le Patrimoine alimentaire et culinaire du Pays de Grasse": 84 pages about what was grown, prepared and eaten here

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  Eglon: a Provençal village by the Végay waterfall

  In the Estéron valley, in the foothills of the Maritime Alps, stands the tiny village of Eglon — far from the tourist trails of the Côte d'Azur, with the 140-metre Végay waterfall, a history on the border between France and Savoy and a few names that made it famous across the country.

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  Sabri Hani — the new sub-prefect of Grasse and his rise to power

  By decree of the President of France on 6 August 2026, Sabri Hani was appointed the new sub-prefect of Grasse. An experienced administrator who began his career in education and sport more than twenty years ago, he is now responsible for one of the key districts of the Alpes-Maritimes department. Th

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  The collapse of a football dream: how Racing Club de Grasse found itself on the brink of disappearance

  Not long ago, Racing Club de Grasse was the pride of the city, playing in the National 2 - the fourth division of French football. But the summer of 2026 became a real nightmare for the club: exclusion from national competitions, relegation to the regional level, and now the threat of being at the v