Quality/Quantity - Not sure if today's beach is normal?!?! Or if all this extra "stuff" was added…read moredue to the Cannes Festival. In summary, it did not feel like a beach at all, or a paid beach?!?! As usual, well this trip, I am missing so many of my pictures. But I am sure you can imagine how crazy it would be here during the annual famous Cannes festival. Ambiance - Crazy busy. So much construction setting up for the Cannes Festival. Service - Just okay, everyone seems stressed. All in a hurry. Price - Tourist prices, and I am sure when the festival starts, all prices will go up, lol. No different than when I was in Las Vegas, USA for the Superbowl. The people following already knew that. :) Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success.

La croissette is a unique beach promenade going dr the festival palais to the exit of the. Ort of…read moreCannes. With seats available to have a quiet moment in the middle of the thousands tourists from all over the world. You'll find hotels like the Carlton, stores such as Hermes, Channel, Gucci and more. All the beaches are private, therefore you must rent a lounge chair to wet yourself. During the festival de Cannes. The place is even more crowded bit over all it's a beautiful place.

Outstanding views and gardens from this opulent villa. The views of the sea were to die for while…read morethe grounds and inside were equally impressive. Wish I had done my homework as the Villa has an on premise restaurant. Manageable walk from the Beaulieu-sur-Mer train station taking the scenic coastal route in which you will be greatly rewarded with numerous photo opportunities. Of all the places I visited on my trip (Nice, Cannes, Eze, Antibes, Monaco) this was the most picturesque.

Forgot that I hadn't written a review! Visited last year and really enjoyed a relaxing afternoon,…read morewandering the house and the grounds. It's a gorgeous estate built as a winter house for Béatrice de Rothschild (yes of the famously wealthy Rothschild family*) between 1907-1912, that is currently managed by the Academie des Beaux Arts, having been bequeathed this estate in 1933 by the owner prior to her passing. As a significant collector and appreciator of art, the property houses a varied array of art forms from different eras, that Béatrice acquired over her lifetime. The gardens are also cultivated with several distinct themes. Located on Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, the villa smack dab (~10 km away) from both Nice and Monaco. The closest train station is Beaulieu-sur-Mer from where you can take bus #15 directly to the outer driveway entrance, about 5-6 minute walk slightly uphill to the ticketing entrance and gift shop. Arriving by car there is free parking available in a lot. The views from the villa's elevated position on a hill overlooks the Bay of Villefranche and the Bay of Beaulieu. A tremendous number of mansions (owned by the ultra wealthy and celebrities) also dot the landscape. Walking up to the entrance, tickets can be purchased inside or prior online. Regular adult tickets are €18, €12 reduced, free for children 7 and under. A combined ticket along with Villa Kérylos is available for purchase on-site only for €24. It's possible to visit both in one day with time to spare, as they're only about 10 minutes driving from each other. Inside, on the left hand side of the lobby free audio guides are available, there is also a free activity book for younger children. The tour takes you around the first floor first, then around the second floor, providing information on Béatrice's life and times, explaining the history of the villa and the highlights of the collection in each room. The total tour takes about 45 minutes. The rooms are gorgeous period rooms with an eclectic variety of decorative furnishings, sculptures and paintings. The grand scale of the main lobby and bath room impressed me. After this I'd recommend taking a stroll in the gardens, where you can enjoy the musical fountains and varied landscapes of each themed garden - French, Spanish, Florentine, stone, Japanese, exotic, rose and Provençal. If you're into the outdoors, horticulture or simply looking for a beautiful place to relax, you could spend hours here. I only spent about 45 minutes in the gardens and felt there was so much more to see. There are miles of walking paths. Mostly not handicap accessible though parts are. There's a tea-room restaurant that's set up in what appears used to be the formal dining room. It's open for lunch and dinner with a break between. For more info see villa-ephrussi.com/en/ *currently still one of the world's wealthiest families with fortunes derived from banking, they are a Jewish family with origins tracing back to Frankfurt, Germany.

Quality/Quantity - We have been visiting all the ports in all the cities in France. They are all…read morenice, pun intended. But seriously, after a while, it was fairly all the same. Beautiful views. Good eating and drinking options. Great places for walks. And of course boating, touring, fishing, etc. No public restrooms, lol. Well at least none that are free, lol. Ambiance - See above. Service - Depends on what you do, eat, or drink. Price - Tourist prices. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success.

Port Lympia in Nizza ist ein absolutes Muss für jeden Besucher der Stadt! Der Hafen besticht durch…read moreseine malerische Kulisse, umgeben von farbenfrohen Gebäuden und den majestätischen Hügeln im Hintergrund. Besonders beeindruckend ist die entspannte Atmosphäre, die Port Lympia ausstrahlt. Die Mischung aus luxuriösen Yachten, charmanten Fischerbooten und kleinen Cafés entlang der Uferpromenade bietet ein unvergleichliches Flair. Es ist ein perfekter Ort, um die Seele baumeln zu lassen und den Blick über das tiefblaue Wasser schweifen zu lassen. Für Geschichtsinteressierte gibt es in der Nähe zudem einige historische Sehenswürdigkeiten, die den Besuch abrunden. Besonders in den Abendstunden, wenn der Hafen in ein warmes Licht getaucht ist, entfaltet Port Lympia seinen ganz besonderen Charme.

3 of 3 Yelp Reviews. Pictures posted on first Yelp Review…read more Quality/Quantity - Worth a visit. We usually like to walk, but after doing that 1 hour uphill unpaved hike in Eza.... See other review. We opted to take the elevator. Long line! But moved fairly quickly. I believe 8-16 people per elevator, but sadly, I need to wait for each round trip. But I befriended the people next to us, which killed time. They even laughed at my bad jokes, lol. Worth the visit, beautiful views, etc. See pictures. Decent size after reaching the top. Ambiance - See above and my pictures. Pay toilets, see picture. Service - Self service. The elevator gate keeper was okay. Price - Free. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success.

This place is amazing. It has the most amazing and beautiful views of Nice. If you happen to visit…read moreNice, I highly recommend visiting this locations I recommend wearing comfortable shoes, since there are a lot of stairs and going up and down. If you're into instagram, snap chat and TikTok this location is for you. The waterfall in this place is out of world. It is one of the most beautiful waterfalls I have ever seen. Also, this location has the most gorgeous views of Nice. I highly recommend adding this chateau to your itinerary. It is a spot that you don't want to miss.