Stroll through the narrow streets of this old fortified town and its marina. Between English sailors and artists, many languages are spoken in what could be mistaken for a village. Antibes has always been inspirational to artists such as Nicolas de Staël, Peynet, or Picasso.

Biot is world renowned for glassblowing. You can admire the glass being blown into bottles, vases and other pieces

Cagnes sur Mer is an attractive small seaside town with a historical old town and a racecourse. The Renoir museum, once the house of the Impressionist painter, can be viewed along with his studio.

Take in the splendour of this city known for the Film Festival, its palace hotels, and buzzing business events. Go beyond the famous Croisette and explore the picturesque charm of a cosmopolitan global village from the local fishermen, the traditional Forville market, or cobbled streets of the old quarter of the Suquet.

Not far from Cap Ferrat, Eze is a picturesque perched medieval village.

The beaches of Golfe Juan are just a quick drive down the hill, where you can enjoy lovely views from the many beachfront restaurants and visit its port where many impressive luxury yachts are berthed.