There are numerous places to visit, here is just an introduction to some of the more well known. All are accessible by public transport either by local bus or the train which hugs the coast showing spectacular views. Throughout the year there is always an event taking place somewhere on the Riviera, from the world famous Cannes Film Festival to the small village fetes. Whatever your interests you will find something on the Riviera.
Cannes | Nice | St. Tropez | Monaco/Monte Carlo | Vengtimiglia | Useful websites | Map
Cannes
Cannes is a stylish town and has an abundance of designer shops. Famous over the years for the world renowned annual Film Festival. Whether strolling through the streets of the old town, sitting at one of the many pavement cafes, celebrity spotting or admiring the yachts in the harbour, it is well worth a visit any time of the year. All of this is only a 10 minute train journey from Antibes.
Visit www.cannes-on-line.com for more information


Nice
Nice is a city rich in culture, character and charm easily accessible from Antibes. At the foot of the colline du château is the Old Town, which is the most colourful part of Nice. Explore the winding streets filled with boutiques, shops, museums, galleries, crafts and restaurants. The Cours Saleya, in the old town, which overflows most days with flowers, vegetables and fruits, turns to crafts during the evening along with the many restaurants that spill onto the pavements.
Visit www.tourisme.fr for more information






St. Tropez
St. Tropez, made fashionable by Brigitte Bardot, is a delightful fishing port with attractive buildings and a unique atmosphere. With its quality of light and contrast of colours it has attracted many artists to the area as well as the throngs of tourists exploring the galleries, shops and local crafts.
Visit www.ot-saint-tropez.com for more information
Monaco/Monte Carlo
The principality of Monaco is a small country with a big reputation. Famous for its Casino and Formual 1 racing. It is also home to many gardens, musems and palaces. One of the most famous and best oceanographic museums in the world can be found at Monaco and is open most days except during the Grand Prix.
Visit www.tourisme.fr for more information
Vengtimiglia
Vengtimiglia is the first train stop in Italy, where a large and very popular market is held every Friday. All types of local produce is available, along with clothes, handbags and shoes. There's something for everyone.
Visit www.enit.it for more information
Useful Websites:
www.french-at-a-touch.com
www.beyond.fr
www.provenceweb.fr
www.villa-kerylos.com
For further information and bookings contact: frenchrivierarentals@yahoo.co.uk
