Located at the heart of the Old Town and it’s always pulsating with life, held Tuesday through Sunday, The largest part of the market today is made up of colourful fruit and vegetables, often quite artistically displayed . Along with the tantalising fresh produce you can also find products, such as spices, olives, honey, soaps, etc. Monday is the day for the marché à la brocante, the antiques/flea market. Here you can find all manner of items, such as furniture, jewellery, books, vintage clothing, bric-a-brac, etc.

Eze village is one of the most picturesque spots in the region. Situated just after Nice, in the direction of Monaco. Follow the small narrow roads, archways and superbly restored stone houses, shady squares, refreshing ancient fountains... you will soon be seduced by the marvels provencal village.

Monaco Ville, also called Le Rocher, is the only part of Monaco to have retained its original old town, complete with small, windy medieval lanes. Visit the Prince's Palace where the Prince of Monaco and his family live. Stroll around in the capital with its large white cathedral. Here you will also find the Maritime Museum, where Cousteau used to work.