Lovely lighthouses abound in Maine, and this museum is a tribute to these sentinels of the ocean. The museum is located opposite Buoy Park in Rockland Harbor. Open Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm; 10am-4pm on weekends, in season.
Tel: (207) 594 3301
www.mainelighthousemuseum.com

One of the most respected small art museums in the country, located in downtown Rockland. Superb collection of paintings, drawings, photographs and sculptures by renowned native Maine artists or international artists with connections to Maine. Open daily, 10am-5pm, in season.
Tel: (207) 596 6457
www.farnsworthmuseum.org

This is a small museum in the Barri Gothic medieval quarter; the 10th Century Arabic Baths has a charming adjoining garden,
and is worth a visit if you are touring the area.

Tel: {0034} 971 721 549

Carrer Serra 7
07001, Palma de Mallorca

Next door to the Cathedral, this Moorish Palace was originally built as a Citadel, and became the residence of Mallorcan Kings from the 14thC. It is still today the official residence of the King and Queen of Spain.
The main highlights are the separate Kings and Queens quarters, the Great Hall and St. Anne’s Chapel.

C/ Palan Reial 20
Palma de Mallorca
Tel: {0034} 971 214 134

Museum dedicated to the town’s naval past, the history of Bailli de Suffren and the Allied landings in August 1944. Located in a dungeon in the Citadel which overlooks the harbour to the east.
Tel: +33(0)4 94 97 59 43

Set in a 16th century chapel facing the harbour, this museum is a vivid reminder that St Tropez was a major 'avant garde' artistic community at the beginning of the 20th century. Very attractive selection of paintings from the Pointillist, Nabist, Fauvist and Expressionists periods. Closed on Tuesdays.
Tel: +33(0)4 94 97 84 10
www.saint-tropez.fr

After escaping from the Island of Elba, in 1815, Napoleon landed at Golf Juan where begins the Route Napoleon related to the "100 days of Napoleon". This museum displays an interesting collection of paintings, sculpture and other memorabilia from Napoleon’s era.
Tel: +33 (0)4 93 61 45 32
http://www.cap-d-antibes.fr/en/musees

A museum housed in the magnificent medieval Château Grimaldi, in Old Antibes, where Picasso used to have his studio. Showcases painting, sculptures and drawings of contemporary style artists, including many from Picasso. Closed on Mon.
Tel: +33(0)492 905 420
www.musee-picasso.fr

The 16th century fortress dominating the Port Vauban can be visited only on guided tours in French or English. The interesting tour lasts about 30min, and the view from the fort on Antibes and the Alps on the other side is just breathtaking. The Fort is surrounded by a 4 acres park open to the public. Closed Mon.
Tel: +33(0)6 14 89 17 45

Michelin starred chefs Stéphane, Antoine and François Raimbault from L’Oasis in La Napoule, offer highly popular cooking and pastries classes for any level. Learn about their technique and explore the world of ‘Haute Cuisine’ through traditional and contemporary recipes. They also offer wine tasting classes.
Tel:+33(0)4 93 49 95 52