The French Riviera

In the south of France, the Riviera covers the Mediterranean seacoast of the department of the Alpes Maritimes (06), from Théoule to Menton (on the Italian border). In 1888, Stéphen Liegeard invented the name "Côte d’Azur". It then became a fashionable vacation spot, the must amongst the upper crust, at first in winter, then in summer. The Riviera offers a variety of destinations to satisfy your preferences. Big towns and seaside resorts evoke the glorious hours of the Riviera, with Nice, Cannes, Antibes, Juan-Les-Pins, Monaco, Mento

#Antibes

A multi-faceted town

#Nice

The temple of French tourism.

#Monaco

Ville princière et mythique sur la Côte d'Azur

#Gourdon

One of the most beautiful villages of France

#Grasse

The world capital of perfume

#Cannes

Glamour town par excellence

#Saint-Jeannet

Authentic and discreet Provençal village

#Toulon

The base of the French Navy

#Vence

The sweet nest

#La Turbie

On the Via Julia Augusta with breathtaking views

#Sainte Agnès

The balcony over the Mediterranean

#Saint-Tropez

The fabulous history of Saint-Tropez

#Grimaud

A medieval village overlooking the azure waters of the Gulf of Saint Tropez.

#La Cadière d'Azur

A hilltop village in the Var

#Menton

Between the principality of Monaco and the Italian border, a true gem on the Mediterranean.

#Hyères

The town of palm trees

#Coaraze

The Village of the Sun

#Saint-Paul de Vence

An artistic and historic town

#Port Grimaud

In the heart of the Gulf of Saint Tropez, the seaside town of Port Grimaud is an architectural exploit dreamed up, conceived and realized by the visionary architect François Spoerry starting in 1966. Final construction was completed in 2000 and Port Grimaud is today listed as part of the Heritage of the 20th Century.

#Le Castellet

A medieval hilltop village in the picturesque architectural heritage in the heart of the vineyards,

#Saint-Raphaël

The oldest seaside resort on the Mediterranean coast

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