Brigitte Bordot and although the neighbouring village a lot quieter, it can not escape the chic of the seaside resort of Brigitte Bordot. Uneven streets, half collapsed buildings, unkempt gardens and a half fare restaurant where you can eat the local cuisine make a village in the South of France for me attractive. It must surely have something stoffigs.

You will not find in Gassin. There's a neat parking lot with just a little too young trees for shade, the streets are optimally laid out and gardens are filled with flowers and beautiful hedges. Not much to so. Also the restaurants are just a little too chic to walk in with your slippers. The rosé beckons, but you should get back on a certain threshold, after which you on the edge of the terrace the waiter trying to hints.

The streets in Gassin questions to get lost.

And yet Gassin something beautiful, something unique even. You have to use your sense required up to but it's there anyway. The village is situated on a hill and that gives a view of the Mediterranean Sea where you would do for a murder. Also the streets, how well paved as well, have something nice, something magical. You think even that you could get lost, though you know sense better.

It seems that there is market three times a week in Gassin. We were there on a day that wasn't there. Perhaps gives such a market just the messy push that would make attractive Gassin. The market there on Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday between eight and twelve hours.