Promenade des Anglais. Stroll along Nice’s iconic seafront promenade, created in the 19th century for English winter visitors and now one of the Riviera’s most emblematic landmarks.

Cours Saleya Market. Wander through the vibrant flower market, bursting with Mediterranean colors and aromas, and sample socca, the city’s traditional chickpea specialty.

Vieux Nice. Explore the charming Old Town, with its narrow colorful streets, lively squares, and baroque churches reflecting the city’s Italian heritage.

Castle Hill. Climb to Castle Hill, transformed into a Romantic park after the destruction of its fortress by Louis XIV, and enjoy panoramic views over the Bay of Angels.

Place Masséna. Visit the city’s central square, named after one of Napoleon’s most distinguished generals, and take in the vibrant atmosphere of modern Nice.

Scenic corniche drive. Enjoy a breathtaking journey along the Riviera’s corniche road, with panoramic photo stops overlooking the Mediterranean coastline.

Medieval Èze. Visit the perched village of Èze, wandering through its cobblestone lanes and discovering artisan workshops nestled within its historic walls.

Exotic Garden. Climb to the exotic garden for one of the most spectacular panoramic views of the French Riviera.

Fragonard perfumery. Gain insight into the traditional art of perfume making on a guided tour of the workshop and boutique, or opt for a blending masterclass of your own scent.

Discover La Turbie, perched high above Monaco and renowned for the Trophy of the Alps, built in 7 BC in honor of Augustus to celebrate his definitive victory over the 44 tribes who populated the Alps. The village offers sweeping coastal views, making it an ideal stop for a scenic lunch.

Monaco’s Old Town. Discover the historic heart of Monaco, including the Prince’s Palace, the remarkable Oceanographic Museum, Saint-Martin Gardens, and charming narrow streets lined with cafés and boutiques.

Panoramas over Port Hercules. Enjoy sweeping views from the medieval ramparts overlooking Port Hercules, where luxury yachts gather and the legendary Formula 1 circuit winds through the principality.

Monaco Cathedral. Visit the cathedral where Princess Grace and Prince Rainier III were married and where members of the Grimaldi family are laid to rest.

Grand Prix circuit. Drive along sections of the famous Monaco Grand Prix track, one of the most prestigious races in international motorsport.

Named after Prince Charles III, the iconic Casino de Monte-Carlo (1863) — featuring its opera house designed by Charles Garnier — helped revive the country’s fortunes. The casino famously appeared in the James Bond film GoldenEye. Just steps away, the refined Carré d'Or gathers the Hôtel de Paris and some of the world’s most prestigious luxury boutiques.

Villa Ephrussi-Rothschild. Visit the Villa Ephrussi-Rothschild, an opulent villa-museum created by Baroness Béatrice de Rothschild, inspired by 18th-century art and surrounded by exquisite themed French gardens overlooking the Mediterranean.

Villa Kérylos. Discover Villa Kérylos in Beaulieu-sur-Mer, a refined reconstruction of an ancient Greek residence celebrating classical architecture, decorative arts, and Mediterranean culture.

Coastal towns. Explore emblematic Riviera towns such as Cannes, Antibes, Saint-Tropez, Villefranche-sur-Mer, Menton, or La Napoule, each offering its own blend of history, elegance, and Mediterranean charm.

Hilltop villages. Take a scenic journey through perched villages including Mougins, Grasse, Gourdon, Tourrettes-sur-Loup, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, or Saint-Agnès, known for artisan traditions and sweeping coastal views.

Côtes de Provence wines. Enjoy a tasting at a local Côtes de Provence estate, internationally renowned for its refined rosé wines shaped by the Mediterranean climate.

Modern art in Nice. Visit one of Nice’s leading museums, such as the Matisse Museum or the Marc Chagall National Museum, to explore masterpieces that shaped 20th-century art.

Riviera by boat or helicopter. Experience the coastline from the water on a private boat trip with a sunset picnic, or opt for a helicopter flight offering breathtaking aerial views of the Riviera.