• Nice - Nice
  Discover the city of Nice, originally established by the Greeks as NIKAIA. Over time, this city has experienced various sovereignties, transitioning from Ligurian, Greek, and Roman, to becoming part of the Kingdom of Italy, the Byzantine Empire of the East, and later Genoese, Provençal, Savoyard, Piedmontese, before finally becoming French in 1860 under Napoleon Bonaparte’s Empire.
  Experience this Latin, Mediterranean city through the diverse architectural styles of its buildings. Drive along the renowned Promenade des Anglais, admire the stunning Art Deco hotels, and enjoy the turquoise beaches.
  Explore “Old Nice,” with its historic churches and beautiful squares, such as Massena with its “Apollo” statue, and Place Garibaldi with its “Giuseppe Garibaldi” statue.
  Capture panoramic photos to preserve the views of the Bay of Angels and Nice, as well as the famous Bay of Villefranche-sur-Mer and its Billionaires Peninsula, Saint Jean Cap Ferrat. (1 Hour 30 minutes)
• Eze - Eze
  Visit the medieval village of Eze, perched 429 meters above sea level. Enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view from the Esterel massif to the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. On a clear day, the Corsican mountains can even be seen. Let your eyes take in the Mediterranean Sea and explore its craft shops. (1 hour 40 minutes)
• Menton - Menton is a city on the Côte d’Azur, founded in the 12th century and part of the Principality of Monaco for five centuries. Acquired by Charles Grimaldi in 1346, it remained under his control until 1848.
  Menton is a superb, delicate, and authentic area. It boasts 85 protected “Historical Monument” sites, 127 religious buildings, 7 exceptional gardens, 12 fortified military works, a City of Art and History label, and a site listed on the UNESCO World Heritage list. It has approximately 30,981 residents.
  As a City of Art and History, Old Menton offers a unique atmosphere with its narrow cobbled streets and baroque squares.
  A variety of shops and restaurants bring life to the ochre facades of this old town with Italian influences.
  Stroll along the alleys towards the Basilica of Saint-Michel Archange, one of the most impressive sacred buildings on the Côte d’Azur.
  A little higher up, an exceptional view awaits from the Vieux-Château cemetery at the top of the old town.
• Monte-Carlo - Monte Carlo
  Take a photo break at Place du Casino, the famous Café de Paris, and its Casino. (40 minutes)
• Monaco - Monaco
  Explore the Principality of Monaco, the second smallest country in the world, and uncover its rich history dating back to antiquity.
  Visit the old town of Monaco, the cathedral, the Prince’s Palace, and the Formula 1 Grand Prix circuit. (1 hour)

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