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Delightful hilltop village with the usual crop of artisan worksops and nice eateries. Tiny streets and no traffic to speak of. Lots of nice places to eat and free parking too....

Visited this market during Christmas. They have lots of artisanal products. Great local food and handicrafts. They also have local traditional games. It's so beautiful and entertaining.

It's a Templar Knights place. It also has preserved some of its medieval "look'n'feel" without the grind. The residents take good care of the place, and it feels loved and lived in. It does have a "touristy" main street, but in good taste. Just nice. We walked up there from the coast ...

Quaint town that used to belong to Italy. Nice cafes, sitting area, shops, restaurants. Don't miss to see the small church and that little square. A place that all ages can appreciate. Parking can be a bit tough

We went in mid Dec when rhe weather was excellent. We walk from Antibes, which we do not recommend. You can take bus 10 for 1.50 EUR. However, we enjoyed our walk. The medieval village is very calm and the buildings are really well maintained and preserved. The center was lively Christmas market and some restaurants were open.

Nice small old village with narrow roads

Biot is a pretty nice village. Very nice glass works. You can visit glass museum and atellie while they were producing special glass products.

Lovely little village. Visited several times because it was local to our stay. Dinner or crepe and coffee available and groceries. Parking available but go to top of hill into village don't park at bottom car park and walk up. Ferdinand Leger museum with a visit. It was free as are all museums on first Sunday of a month.