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StarryEyes87
Los Angeles
Worth visiting!
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OMG one of the most Beautiful places in the world!
arhus
Praha
Worth visiting!
A rumor about this place
You need to go here to see the Gandarmerie. But that’s probably all you want to see. Other nearby cities such as St. Raphael are nearly the same with see-through water and sand beaches.
pippiwanderlust
New York City
Not worth visiting!
A review of this place
a wonderful coastal area with great shopping, dining, water activities.
Samthedog
Port St Lucie
Worth visiting!
An OK town
Way too touristy, as much as the rest of the French Riveria is, but worthwhile nevertheless.
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Holland Village
Worth visiting!
A very unique place to be!
I came here in 1996 when I was studying in South of France with other American students,(n moi was the only int’l student).
I still remember they had a mini picasso musuem and a very awesome beach! I could see everyone’s jaws was dropping when they got to see so many topless women, it was a beautiful sight though, hahahaha.. :)
How many places on earth do they allow women to walk around topless? Cheers to this place!
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MapRelated Articles
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Nocturne in St.-Tropez
August 20, 1989
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Where Is Everybody? At Play in St.-Tropez
August 18, 2002
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Introduction to St. Tropez
November 20, 2006
Sun-kissed lasciviousness is rampant in this carnival town, but the true Tropezian resents the fact that the port has such a bad reputation. "We can be classy, too," one native has insisted. Creative people in the lively arts along with ordinary folk create a volatile mixture. One observer said that St-Tropez "has replaced Naples for those who accept the principle of dying after seeing it. It's a unique fate for a place to have made its reputation on the certainty of happiness." St-Tropez -- this palimpsest of nostalgia -- was popularized by sex symbol Brigitte Bardot in And God Created Woman, but it had attracted the famous for a long time. Colette lived here for many years. Even the late diarist Anaïs Nin, confidante of Henry Miller, posed for a little cheesecake on the beach here in 1939 in a Dorothy Lamour-style bathing suit. Earlier, St-Tropez was visited by Matisse, Signac, and Bonnard, and even Maupassant before he died of syphilis.
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