There is another place that makes Saint Paul's Vance special. There is a small cemetery at the end of the village, and graves with flowers and decorations filled with love for the deceased. In the meantime, walking along a narrow path leads to a grave that looks very ordinary. This is the grave of Marc Chagall, a painter who loved Saint-Paul de Vence.

"Here is the tomb of Marc Chagall. I was born in Russia in 1887 and spent the last 20 years of my life in Saint-Paul de Vence. I lived here a little farther from the museum. I spent the last moments of my life in Saint-Paul de Vence. "

Chagall, who loved Saint-Fold Vence so much that he could paint the landscape here in his paintings, and now became a part of it! It is full of the respect and love of travelers towards him.