spend early June 1938 in Juan-les-Pins. Near the end of Donna Tartt's ' 'The Goldfinch' ', the protagonist travels to many 'exotic places,' such as Juan-Les-Pins, to rectify his wrongdoings. Camille Aubray's fictional novel Cooking for Picasso takes place in Juan-les-Pins. Points of interest Jardin botanique de la Villa Thuret Aujourd'hui, curvy modernistic seaside former beach house of movie mogul Jack L. Warner Home of the 6 Jours d'Antibes, the Antibes 6 Day Race. 5, Rue Jacques Leonetti, 06160, Antibes, the address of the world's first Discothèque, in 1947, (now demolished), opened by Paul Pacini, (died 12/12/'17), ((later of Cannes Radio)), the 'Whisky à GoGo'; (the name taken from the 'Galore', in Whisky Galore (novel), published the same year, by Compton Mackenzie. Personalities Frank Jay Gould F. Scott Fitzgerald Gerald Murphy Dominique Guillo Georges Milton Twin towns New Orleans (United States) See also Gare de Juan-les-Pins References External links Festivals Internationaux de Bridge d'Antibes en Juan-les-Pins Villages in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Antibes French Riviera Seaside resorts in France Spa towns in France ru:Антиб#Жюан-ле-Пен