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In the heart of Menton's old town, the Basilica of Saint Michael the Archangel stands out with its baroque silhouette above the colorful alleyways. Its forecourt offers an open view of the Mediterranean, while its richly decorated interior testifies to the Italian influence that marks the entire region.

The town hall of Menton houses the famous Salle des Mariages, magnificently designed by the artist Jean Cocteau.

A beautifully landscaped park area that is particularly attractive during the Lemon Festival towards the end of February. However, it does get very crowded with visitors at that time, especially around the impressive large sculptures made of oranges and lemons.

The famous lemons of Menton differ from other varieties in their elliptical shape, lack of bitterness, stronger colours and oil-rich peels that give a more pronounced fragrance.

Especially during Carnival time - around the time of the "Fete du Citron" - amazing sculptures made from citrus fruits are exhibited here.

The famous lemons of Menton differ from other varieties in their elliptical shape, lack of bitterness, richer colors, and oil-rich peels, which impart a more pronounced fragrance. There is a legend that when Adam and Eve were banished from the Garden of Eden, Eve took a lemon with her and buried it on the spot that would become Menton.

Located on Quai de Monléon in the municipal hall, it brings together around thirty vendors every day, from Monday to Sunday, who sell fresh produce, vegetables, fruits, meats, and more. And outside, depending on the season, between 15 and 25 producers or retailers set up shop. On Saturday mornings, 24 stallholders take over Place Fornari to sell clothing, while around twenty set up on the Mail du Bastion. Every day from 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Park in Menton