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Nice
Nice is one of the most complete cities on the French Riviera because it brings together sea views, old streets, local food, art museums, gardens, and easy coastal day trips. It feels elegant, but it is not only a luxury resort. You can walk the Promenade des Anglais, explore Vieux Nice, climb...
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Monaco
Monaco is a standout stop for anyone looking for things to do in the French Riviera. Despite its small size, it has famous sights such as Monte-Carlo, the Prince’s Palace, Port Hercule, and the historic streets of Monaco-Ville. It is also an easy train trip from Nice and other towns along the...
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Cannes
Cannes is one of the best-known destinations on the French Riviera in southern France. The city is famous for red carpets, film stars, luxury hotels and yachts, but it offers much more than its glamorous image. Its compact centre brings together sandy beaches, a lively food market, a historic hilltop quarter and...
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VILLAGE
Èze Village
Èze is one of the most memorable villages on the French Riviera. Its medieval centre stands on a rocky hill between Nice and Monaco, around 429 metres above the Mediterranean Sea. Narrow stone lanes climb between old houses, covered passages, small courtyards, galleries, and flowering plants. At the highest point, the Jardin...
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Antibes
The best things to do in Antibes bring together historic streets, sandy beaches, art, coastal walks, and one of the largest marinas on the French Riviera. Set in southern France, the centre is compact and easy to explore, with old stone houses, small squares, independent shops, and views across the Mediterranean. Unlike...
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Saint-Tropez
Saint-Tropez is one of the most famous places on the French Riviera, but its appeal goes far beyond luxury yachts and summer parties. For first-time visitors, the town offers a compact mix of a colorful old port, narrow historic streets and Provençal markets. Small museums, coastal walks and easy access to Mediterranean...
