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Villeneuve-Loubet is located in the Alpes-Maritimes Department of the Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur Region, France. As a main commune of the Grasse Arrondissement, Villeneuve-Loubet is settled at the mouth of the Loup River, between Cagnes-sur-Mer and Antibes. The apparition of the commune of Villeneuve-Loubet was marked by the joining of two small villages: Villeneuve and Loubet. The population in Villeneuve-Loubet reaches approximately 14,430 inhabitants.

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Seaside resorts are located throughout the shore side of Villeneuve-Loubet, making it a great destination for summer vacations. With a wide series of hotels, restaurants, clubs and bars, the commune is perfect for those looking to have a wonderful French vacation, which includes suitable accommodation, as well as numerous means of relaxation and leisure. Balneotherapy, fitness and well-being activities are available at the spas and resorts in the area.

The Rivers du Loup Natural Park in Villeneuve-Loubet comes as the perfect location for those looking to admire natural sites and to become more familiar with the flora background of the regions they visit. In the case of this natural park, you can opt for strolls along the coast and for picnics in the designated areas. You can also try bird-watching, to see some of the species of the region. Adventure programs are available for those in need of an adrenaline kick.

The Medieval Fortress is a private property in Villeneuve-Loubet, which is part of the heritage of the community. If you want to take a tour of the fortress, you have to opt for the services of the "Amival" association. The 13th century construction will charm you with its river pebbles paths, strong walls and reminiscences of old times.

The Escoffier Culinary Art Museum is probably one of the most intriguing venues of Villeneuve-Loubet. Dedicated to Auguste Escoffier, nicknamed "King of the Cooks and Cook of the King", the museum is housed in the former home where the culinary master was born. There are eight exhibition rooms focusing on elements part of the art of Escoffier in the kitchen, including souvenirs, antique utensils, menu collections and numerous other documents.