Nice
With its nightlife, passion for art, belle époque architecture and multicultural soul, Nice is widely considered the capital of the French Riviera.
The stretch of coastline from Menton to Cassis is one of the most famous in Europe. Sun-drenched beaches overlooking a splendid turquoise sea, limpid and crystal-clear, an impervious mountain behind the riviera, where picturesque villages cling to the steep cliffs. All this is accompanied by a lively and fashionable nightlife on the legendary promenades, on which walk the film stars and numerous VIPs that have made this stretch of coastline so famous.
The French Riviera is certainly an ideal destination for those who love the sea, the sun, the beach life and the nightlife of clubs and parties. But it is also a place capable of offering unprecedented itineraries: you can wander among the exceptional art galleries of the great impressionist masters, who found inspiration in the vivid colours of the Provençal nature, characteristic villages full of charm and historical centres that oscillate between the elegance of the luxurious villas of the 1920s and the medieval nuclei, immersed in luxuriant nature.
Summer or winter, you will be enraptured by the beauty of the French Riviera capital. Visiting Nice means strolling along the Promenade des Anglais, admiring its Belle Epoque-style buildings , enjoying an Italian ice cream or admiring the floats of the legendary Nice carnival.
A tour of the picturesque old town is a must, and if you are a fan of painting, then we recommend admiring the beauty of the many museums in Nice, the true art capital of the coast.
The flagship city of the French Riviera, Cannes is particularly linked to the world of cinema. This city is world-famous above all thanks to its famous international film festival.
But Cannes is not only cinema: take advantage of its mild Mediterranean climate for a stroll along the Croisette, the famous boulevard along the sea, surrounded by fine sandy beaches, shops and palaces. Lined with restaurants and colourful little houses, the Old Port is also worth a diversion, for its characteristic corners. Finally, head into Suquet, the oldest and most authentic quarter of Cannes: built on a hill, this Provençal corner invites you to stroll through its charming medieval streets.
Although in summer it is frequented by hundreds of millionaires and international jet-set stars, Saint Tropez remains an exquisitely Provençal village with colourful traditional architecture.
Overlooking one of the most beautiful bays in France, Saint Tropez draws on the flavours and scents of the Mediterranean Sea, offering corners of authentic beauty.
Positioned at the start of the unspoilt Cap d’Antibes, this delightful Mediterranean town enchants visitors with its old town centre, marina, Provençal market, art museums, Baie des Anges, Juan-les-Pins and the Marineland children’s amusement park.
Antibes invites you to discover its alleyways, squares and craft workshops, strolling unhurriedly and lingering over the marvellous views overlooking the sea.
Surrounded by the French Riviera, the principality is a privileged location for the international jet-set. If you want to feel a little bit like a star and a little bit like royalty, you can visit the palace of the Principality of Monaco, sit at a green table in the Casino and drive on the vertiginous hairpin bends of the Monegasque corniches.
Recognised for its Formula 1 Grand Prix and tennis tournament, Monaco is also a city rich in history and charm, where the Grimaldi family has ruled for hundreds of years.
Surrounded by lush vegetation, Menton is considered the pearl of France. With its historical centre and its old façades in soft pastel colours, Menton is absolutely enchanting and also enjoys a subtropical microclimate that is pleasant all year round.
Nature lovers will seek their paradise Eden thanks to the many gardens and botanical gardens. But Menton is also known throughout the world for its famous Lemon Festival and for the cultural figure of Jean Cocteau, the famous French playwright.
There are three panoramic roads linking Nice and Menton, called the trois corniches .
These are three parallel roads, at three different heights, winding along the mountainside. From here, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the sea and the coast, a labyrinth of sharp bends and villages, ideal for those who love on-the-road routes.
Considered to be one of the most charming perched villages on the French Riviera, Saint-Paul-de-Vence is a small jewel of incredible charm, giving its most authentic atmosphere at night, when the hordes of tourists return to their hotels on the coast.
Lined with small restaurants, shops and art galleries, it harbours narrow, picturesque alleys that offer an incredible panorama of the Mediterranean coastline.
The hill village of Èze is one of the most beautiful villages on the French Riviera.
About 8 kilometres from Monaco, in the hills near La Turbie, an authentic medieval village awaits you, characterised by its picturesque old houses, a botanical garden and a breathtaking view of the rugged coastline.
Grasse is a typical Provençal town, with its characteristic architecture composed of squares and fountains, historical monuments and buildings dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries, coexisting with 19th-century mansions and 20th-century villas. Not to mention the narrow alleys winding their way towards the fragrant plains where roses, jasmine and olive trees are cultivated.
But Grasse is above all the world capital of perfumes, where you can discover all the production processes in the three oldest perfumeries: Fragonard, Galimard and Molinard, open for guided tours.
These three small islands, Le Levant, Port-Cros and Porquerolles, covered by the maquis, are a true paradise in the midst of unspoilt nature, home to cycling enthusiasts.
Here you can enjoy a truly exceptional sea with turquoise transparency, a natural wonder that welcomes visitors in search of peace, silence and tranquillity.
The Côte d’Azur boasts some of the most beautiful beaches in the south of France: from tongues of fine golden sand like Hyères beach to rocky coves with crystal-clear waters like Notre-Dame beach.
Solitary and wild or equipped and fashionable: here you will find the perfect beach for your beach holiday.
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