Southern France

The very picture of French Riviera charm, the quaint and historic town of Antibes has undeniable allure. With its ancient fortifications, pristine beaches, and world-famous art housed in grand chateaus, you’ll be dreaming of Antibes long after you’ve departed its cobblestoned streets.

Perched high above the Mediterranean Sea is the charming medieval village of Eze. Its labyrinth streets are lined with stone houses draped in bright pink bougainvillea, and its botanical garden offers panoramic views of the sparkling sea.

Once you step onto the iconic Promenade des Anglais, flanked by palm trees on one side and azure waters on the other, you’ll know you’ve arrived in Nice. Admire the Belle Époque architecture, lively markets, and maze-like streets of Vieux Nice.

First, you’ll be enveloped by the scent, the sweet lavender smell drifting through the warm summer air. Then, you’ll catch sight of them, rows upon rows of blooming lavender coming into view, the Provençal countryside alive with their vibrant purple hues.

Winding medieval streets. World-class art galleries. Breathtaking panoramic views. Saint-Paul-de-Vence has all the markings of a quintessential French hilltop village.