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Lantuscia, as it was called in the 12th century, perched on a promontory just above the Vésubie river, is probably inadvertently placed at the junction of several tectonic plates. This is why this village has paid a heavy price for earthquakes throughout its history: in 1494, 1556, 1566, 1618, 1644 and 1887, during the last major earthquake that shook the entire region from Nice to Genoa. But the great beauty of the site and the very endearing character of this village have meant that its inhabitants have never deserted it.

The village is interesting to visit, with its high old houses, carved doors and decorated lintels. The Saint-Sulpice church (1668) with its large, redesigned low facade blends several styles. The portal is classic, beautifully carved door. Note the 17th century repoussé leather altar front representing the birth of the Virgin Mary and the stone baptismal font dating from 1605. Lantosque is the starting point for many hikes and walks in the surrounding areas: Siruol Point,

2,020 m, the caves of La Balme and Les Limaces, the rural chapels of Saint-Arnoux, Saint-André, Sainte-Claire, Saint-Roch, the hamlets of Pélasque and Loda.

La Mole has a tourist information office. The rest of the year, contact the town hall for tourist information.

Created in 1953, the JCE Nice-Côte d 'Azur has forty members of diverse backgrounds (entrepreneurs, executives, liberal professionals) and works in the territory of Nice to develop projects with economic vocation. It is part of an international network that publishes all national organizations and brings together nearly 400,000 members in a hundred countries. To find out how to enter the JCE in Nice, visit the website (it must be under 40 years). You can also discover their many actions, its vision and above all better understanding the origin of this movement.

Dominated by Mount Agel, 1 150 m, the top of Gorbio, 929 m, and the Col de Madone, 927 m, located at an altitude of 360 m, this village has preserved its medieval appearance, small alleys, stairs, covered passages, pontis. On the square of the village, with a fountain, a giant elm of nearly 6 m of circumference was planted in 1713, under Louis XIV!

Some of the very old doors, sometimes ranges in the rock, show croisée arcades. The old castle is in ruins. The church Saint-Barthélemy, built at the end of the th century, is a beautiful specimen of Baroque art. The steeple is covered with glazed tiles. Inside, polychrome virgin and Christ of the sixteenth century, baptismal of black marble, painting of Brea school. In front of the church is the chapel of the White Penitent, built in the th century. It is still open to worship today. Beside the church, you can admire a beautiful panorama of the Italian coast of the Bordighera region. If you can visit Gorbio on the day of the Feast-Dieu, in June you will not be disappointed. That day takes the procession to slugs. Many small oil lamps with a wick and made in snails shells are located on the streets and in front of the houses. A processionnaire procession, led by the white boycotts, crosses the village. The origin of this tradition, it is said, in Charles Quint, one of whom would have wished to honour the visit he made to Gorbio in 1538. Another explanation gives the origin of this procession to a form of prayer addressed to heaven to obtain rain during dry spring.

Colomars's small village is perched on a piton at 450 m above sea level in a very wooded landscape. It is a little town-dormitory for its inhabitants, a large proportion of which goes down to Nice. The famous wine cellar of Bellet wines is nearby. This is the opportunity to visit a castle. Get information from owner-owners. See also under the heading "Nice".

Méounes-lès-Montrieux is a charming town in the Provence Verte region, less than an hour from the most famous sites in the PACA region. The Méounes les Montrieux Tourist Office is here to help you plan your vacation with complete peace of mind. You can book activities, concerts and vacation rentals at no extra cost in the 43 communes of La Provence Verte. The town also offers numerous events throughout the year, such as guided nature walks, open-air cinemas, concerts and guided tours. Méounes-lès-Montrieux is surrounded by 43 Provencal villages, offering unspoilt nature and a rich cultural heritage.

The town hall website provides information on municipal services, culture, events and associations. The Culture - Events - Associations department offers a varied cultural program throughout the year, with shows for all ages, conferences and festivals. They also organize outdoor events such as the Fête du Terroir and the Christmas Market. The department also manages the town's institutional communications and relations with associations.

Forcalqueiret is a charming village in the Var region of France. In addition to its administrative services, Forcalqueiret town hall also offers news and useful information for residents. For example, you can find information on revisions to the Local Urban Planning Scheme (PLU), prefectoral decrees concerning natural disasters or drought, as well as information on changes to household waste collection.

With its 43 typical villages, this region offers an unspoilt natural setting and a rich cultural heritage. The Néoules Tourist Office is here to help you plan your stay in Provence Verte. You can book activities, concerts and vacation rentals at no extra charge. Local markets, mountain bike rides and cultural events are also organized throughout the year. For outdoor enthusiasts, the region offers many opportunities for hiking and biking. What's more, Néoules is ideally located less than an hour from the PACA region's most famous sites, including the Verdon, Aix-en-Provence and Marseille.

The Var Chamber of Agriculture offers a range of services for farmers, local authorities and economic operators. It assists farmers with administrative, fiscal and social procedures, and helps them develop their agricultural projects. It also offers training courses for people wishing to move into a farming profession or to set up in agriculture. In addition, the Var Chamber of Agriculture is committed to actions in favor of the environment, biodiversity and agricultural transition.

CASA comprises 24 communes: Antibes Juan-les-Pins, Le Bar-sur-Loup, Bezaudun les Alpes, Biot, Bouyon, Caussols, Châteauneuf, Cipières, La Colle-sur-Loup, Conségudes, Courmes, Coursegoules, Les Ferres, Gourdon, Gréolières, Opio, Le Rouret, Roquefort-les-Pins, Roquestéron Grasse, St Paul, Tourrettes-sur-Loup, Valbonne Sophia Antipolis, Vallauris Golfe-Juan and Villeneuve-Loubet.
CASA is responsible for a number of areas, including economic development and regional planning.

The Town Hall is the oldest Monegasque institution. Its activities revolve around various action centers: social, culture, animation and practical life. The Town Hall of Monaco has a website with modern design and new entries facilitating the search for information: an acce-s by domain (social, practical, culture and animation), historical and organizational information, and others more rescheduled like the actuals without forgetting them organized by Town Hall and pre-emptive on the agenda. Compatible with the tablets and Smartphones, this new site also adapts to the different screen resolutions. Available in franc, English and Italian, the readspeaker functionality also allows visually impaired people to access all the information. Since September 2015, the official choir of the Town Hall of Monaco is accessible on the Monaco Channel bouquet. This support offers information, photos and void in connection with the local institution's actualite. Finally, the Town Hall of Monaco has been engaged for many years in an approach to the environment and sustainable development, a policy that translates into concrete and sustainable actions such as the reforestation program "A birth = 1 tree", or the "Monaco Plage Clean" operation, conducted in collaboration with the Tourism Directorate or the "Monaco is committed to food waste".

This administration manages many areas (aid to individual and associations, improvement of the living environment, transport, support for sports events and recreation…) and subsidises many projects. On the site, you will be able to conduct research on digitized archives or to know public procurement.