French Riviera
French Riviera is an amazing place. Any time of the year you will decide to visit it - weather will be lovely, sea will look stunning and you will always have a great food. There is a reason why in the last century rich people of Europe was spending their winter, or pension in French Riviera. It is up to you in which city you will choose to live. We'd chosen Nice, as it is central, has airport, affordable and of course beautiful.
Transport:
French Riviera has an amazing transportation system. They has buses which connects all the places and ride through the sea coast, so you can enjoy magnificent view.
As well you can choose taking train, they are faster of course, but less views. So you choose you 😉
Tickets for public transport cost 1.50€ per ticket. You can buy 10 tickets for 10 trips for 10€. Another option is 24 hours unlimited trips ticket for 5€.
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Places to visit:
🇫🇷 Nice: Begin your journey in Nice, the Riviera's largest city. Stroll along the Promenade des Anglais, visit the Marc Chagall National Museum, and savor local cuisine at the Cours Saleya market. 🏰
⛰️ Eze: Eze is a picturesque medieval village perched on a hilltop. Explore the Jardin Exotique and enjoy panoramic views of the coast. Don't miss the chance to visit the Fragonard perfume factory in the village. 🌸
🏎️ Monaco: Discover the glitz and glamour of Monaco, a tiny principality famous for its upscale casinos, like Casino de Monte-Carlo. Visit the Prince's Palace and explore the charming streets of Monte-Carlo. ✨
🌸 Grasse: Grasse is the world's perfume capital. Explore the perfume factories and gardens, where you can create your own fragrance. The International Perfume Museum is a must-visit. 🌹
🎬 Cannes: Famous for its film festival, Cannes is a playground for the rich and famous. Enjoy the sandy beaches, designer shopping on La Croisette, and take a stroll in Le Suquet, the old town. 📽️
🏰 Cagnes-sur-Mer: This coastal town boasts a beautiful medieval village, Haut-de-Cagnes, with cobblestone streets and panoramic sea views. The Renoir Museum is also worth a visit. 🖼️
🎨 Vence and St. Paul de Vence: These neighboring villages offer a taste of authentic Provence. Explore their historic streets, art galleries, and dine at charming cafes. 🍽️
🏖️ Villefranche-sur-Mer, Beaulieu-sur-Mer and Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat: End your journey in those places, known for its stunning bay. Relax on the beach, explore the colorful Old Town, and visit the Citadel. 🏰
Extra tip - Antibes, old historical port city with amazing midieval local market.
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