French writer, Anne Berest, wrote a few words about this spectacular place, and following the hashtag with the same name offers hours of pure visual bliss. In 1920, she writes, Paul Roux opens “Chez Robinson” a café-bar in a tiny village of Saint Paul and later added three rooms above what was baptisée “La Colombe d’Or”. Roux would become friends with painters such as Picasso, Miro, Calder, Matisse and the literati that visited the Riviera and paid for their accommodation with paintings.