before a trip to a luxurious coast of Saint Tropez I was advised to read the book, Stephen Legear and watch the film by Roger Vadim.

Why? - Ask you. It's simple - romance writer frantsuzkogo "La Cote d'Azur" actually gave the name of the azure Riviera in 1870, when the author was inspired by "the marvelous beauty of" Bay of Hyeres. And the film "And God created woman" not only contributed to the worldwide popularity of Bridget Bordeaux, and of course, and brought glory to the town of Saint-Tropez. It was in 1956, the number of tourists has increased massively here, especially at the expense of wealthy guests. Later, the city strengthened the popularity of a series of comedies about the "gendarme of St. Tropez," with Louis de Funes in the title role and the film "Swimming Pool" with Alain Delon and Schneider, Remy.

Today, the town has become the main podium of secular life, and so many celebrities buy houses in its vicinity. Saint-Tropez has become one of the most prestigious cities in the united Europe - house prices in Spain, France , Italy and Greece in such famous cities might surprise even the experienced connoisseur.

Strolling through the city can not help but notice commemorative plates like "Here eat / live Bordeaux" in local restaurants and lodges. I think that it is through promoting the image of an actress growing number of tourists astronomical pace. Indeed, at first glance, St. Tropez - a small town. Sizing up the shops - mostly names of famous designers. I begin to wonder even more this cluster of yachts and boats along the 500-meter quay! About me slowly drives a pink "Ferrari" - amazing metal sculptures along, reminding women of great height.

To escape from the "rich and famous" style, I turned around hexagonal tower of the XVI century, from a small fishing village crashed into the sea so close that the waves, flirting, cool feet of tourists. Hence, a narrow strip along the track of the bay leads to the promenade, overlooking the picturesque panorama of the city, paint is so sunk into the soul of the artist Paul Signac, which he later instilled an interest in Saint-Tropez, Matisse, and Picasso Bonarru. The latter even found here a new creative direction that critics later called the "delicate period of Picasso".

me it seemed to Saint-Tropez cozy provincial town in which God not only created the woman, but also experimented with its own palette of colors that are so spectacular play when the sun goes down.