Èze

Èze in France is a picturesque village perched on a hill along the French Riviera. Known for its medieval charm, this small commune offers stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea. The village is characterized by narrow cobblestone streets and stone buildings that reflect its long history. Visitors can explore the Jardin Exotique dÈze, a garden filled with cacti and succulents, offering panoramic views. The 12th-century Èze Church is another notable site, providing a glimpse into the villages past. Èzes location makes it a convenient stop between Nice and Monaco, accessible by both train and bus.

The village is also famous for its perfumeries, such as Fragonard, where visitors can learn about perfume-making. Artisans shops and small cafes offer local crafts and delicacies. While Èze is a popular tourist destination, it remains relatively peaceful, especially in the off-season. The villages unique blend of history and natural beauty offers a memorable experience for visitors.