Biot travel guide and discussion

Biot, a town in the countryside of southern France, is famous for its glass art. Although it's a small rural town, it's home to an interesting museum that's definitely not to be missed. There's a train station, but it's a bit far from the nearest station. We recommend checking the bus schedule. It's possible to visit as a day trip from Cannes or Nice. Highlights include numerous paintings and large contemporary artworks, and the stunning stained glass windows are also not to be missed. 📍Musée national Fernand Léger ◾️Address 255 Chem. du Val de Pôme, 06410 Biot, France This museum is known only to those in the know. #FranceTrip #FranceTrip #SouthernFrance #EuropeTrip #Europe #Biot #Museum #MuseumVisit

Fantastic stay would recommend and I will do it again on my next visit breakfast outstanding peace and serenity guaranteed

Amazing breakfast here must try!

Biot is a small village nestled in the mountains of the Côte d'Azur in southern France. It is renowned for its glass art, with workshops where visitors can observe the craft and shop for unique pieces. The village itself is famous as a "perched village," located in a slightly elevated mountainous area. Within the village, you'll find charming houses, cafes, and restaurants. Though small, it is a very captivating destination. While it may not be as well-known, it is worth visiting in combination with other villages in the Côte d'Azur region. A short walk from the center of Biot will lead you to glass workshops. Additionally, if you head further down towards the train station, you'll find the Fernand Léger Museum. (Since the return uphill can be challenging, it is advisable to take a bus back after your visit.) 🥂 Glass Workshops 🎨 Fernand Léger Museum ◾️Access Bus: Accessible by bus from Nice, Cannes, or Antibes. On foot: Over an hour's walk from the SNCF station (not recommended).

Nice, nice! Been to Nice, Antibes, Menton, Cannes. Good view of the see and excellent sunshine!