French Riviera - Alpes Maritimes
Map French riviera - Alpes maritimes

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, Menton...

The French Riviera
 

The French Riviera in pictures

Monaco Palace on the French Riviera
Map of the French Riviera
Monaco
Palace on the French Riviera
 

Tourism, discovery & visit the French Riviera

Cities & villages on the French Riviera
Ile Saint Honorat
The island Saint Honorat is situated off the bay of Cannes. The Ile St Honorat has been, for 16 centuries, a place of monastic life.
Musée d'art Classique à Mougins
Classic art museum in Mougins. Discover, in the heart of the old village of Mougins, how the beauty of the ancient world has influenced neoclassical, modern and contemporary art.
Sites et monuments on the French Riviera
Ile Saint Honorat
The island Saint Honorat is situated off the bay of Cannes. The Ile St Honorat has been, for 16 centuries, a place of monastic life.
Musée d'art Classique à Mougins
Classic art museum in Mougins. Discover, in the heart of the old village of Mougins, how the beauty of the ancient world has influenced neoclassical, modern and contemporary art.
Reports on the French Riviera
Cannes
On the French Riviera famous city for its festival (16-27 May) in the Alpes Maritimes.
Carnaval de Nice
The carnival draws its inspiration often from traditional themes. It is the universe of the fantastic, parading mythical and symbolic characters, all while keeping a finger on the pulse of current events.
Fragonard
Discover the museums, shops and new creations for your home by Fragonard, famous perfumer in Grasse.
Poteries et Faïences Provençales
Provence is the land of the french pottery and earthenware with the towns of Aubagne, Moustiers, Biot, Vallauris, Cliousclat... Old french pottery centers which have existed for centuries, and are still alive and inventive...
 

Accommodation on the French Riviera

 

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