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1. NICE:
Soak up the charm
of Old Town at a sidewalk cafe
or the Cours Saleya market.
2. SAINT-TROPEZ:
Bask in the sun and
enjoy the sheer pleasure of reclining on
some of the world’s most glamorous
beaches.
3. GRASSE:
In the quaint town known as
the epicenter of luxury perfumes, take a
whiff at the International Perfume Museum, a botanical garden of perfumed
plants, and several perfumeries.
4. ART:
Get inspired by the area’s nearly 100 museums, including the Matisse and
Chagall museums in Nice, and Antibes’ Picasso Museum.
5. BOULEVARD DE LA CROISETTE:
Stroll past palatial hotels, dazzling casinos, and
high-end shops along Cannes’ famous seaside promenade.
6. RUE OBSCURE:
Walk under the vaulted arches that once protected so-called
“Dark Street” from bombardment in Villefranche-sur-mer.
7. GRÉOLIÈRES:
Hit the slopes or explore cross-country in the southern Alps, a
little more than an hour by car from the Côte d’Azur.
8. ÈZE:
Climb the narrow passageways of the medieval village to the cliff-top
castle overlooking the Mediterranean.
9. VILLA EPHRUSSI DE ROTHSCHILD:
Tour the exquisite mansion and manicured
gardens in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat.
10. MONTE-CARLO CASINO:
Experience legendary opulence, whether you play a
hand or just people-watch.
“Nice, especially the old section, is my favorite. The belle époque–style Le Negresco hotel stands as a landmark on
the Promenade des Anglais and faces the beach.”
— pathstrayer1
Marseille:
Founded more than two millennia ago, Marseille is France’s oldest
city and now its second-largest. Consider the evolution from ancient port to thriv-
ing metropolis as you wander around Le Panier (Old Town) and then admire the
latest exhibit or performance at La Friche Belle de Mai cultural and arts center.
(1:45 from Mougins)
hy Go?
For the opportunity to experience this playground of the rich and famous in all its glory. Indeed, the sparkling
water and sun-soaked beaches, wide coastal boulevards, and posh resort towns draw their share of celebrities and jet-
setters. But there’s another side to this region: Picturesque hillside villages exude charm and host numerous museums
showcasing the work of the world-renowned artists that they’ve attracted for centuries.
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