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Tourist Train, Grasse

Explore this historical Old Town of Grasse by train

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Leaves daily throughout the summer months from the Cours Honoré Cresp plaza (across from the Palais des Congrès and main tourist office).

Runs between the hours of 11:00 and 17:00 daily from April to October and during Carnival periods. There is also the opportunity for private hire all year round.

The tour lasts around 40 minutes and passes the Old Town, Place aux Aires, Place de l’Evêché square and Bishop’s Palace (Palais de l’Evêque) and the Cathedral. It is narrated in French, English, German and Italian.

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  1. What to bring
  2. What to see
  3. Where to lunch
  4. What to do
  5. How to get passes

What to bring

Depending on the weather you may or may not want to take a rain jacket but the train is enclosed and therefore fully protected from the elements.

What to see

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Where to lunch

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How to get passes

You can get tickets as you board the train. However, if you wish to pre-book or have a larger size group that may require pre-booking then you can get in touch with them directly using the 'make an enquiry' button or calling them directly.

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