Éze is such a stunning and unique location – perched between Nice and Monaco, with that magical mix of medieval charm, coastal views, and Mediterranean luxury.
Here's a curated list of activities, restaurants, and nearby places we recommend:
Explore the Village of Éze
Wander the narrow cobblestone streets of the medieval village, filled with artisan boutiques, galleries, and breathtaking views over the Mediterranean.
Visit the Exotic Garden (Jardin Exotique d'Éze)
A must-see! Perched on a cliff 400 meters above sea level, this stunning garden is filled with rare succulents and panoramic sea views.
Fragonard Perfume Factory Tour
Take a free guided tour of this iconic perfume house and learn how fragrances are made – a fun and fragrant experience!
Hiking the Nietzsche Path (Le Chemin de Nietzsche)
For the adventurous, hike the historic path from the seaside (Éze-sur-Mer) up to the village. It’s steep, but rewarding!
Beach Day at Eze-sur-Mer
Head down to the pebbled beach for a relaxing swim or sunbathing session – perfect on a warm day.
La Chèvre d'Or (Michelin-starred)
A world-renowned fine dining experience with unbeatable views. Ideal for a romantic dinner or special celebration.
Château Eza Restaurant
Elegant Mediterranean cuisine served on a terrace that practically floats above the sea. Absolutely unforgettable.
Le Nid d’Aigle
More casual, but with fantastic views and great Provençal dishes. Great for lunch after exploring the village.
Anjuna Plage (Éze-sur-Mer)
A vibrant beach restaurant and lounge with a fun, boho-chic vibe. Excellent seafood and cocktails – perfect for a beachy afternoon.
Papaya Beach
Another relaxed beachfront option with great food and a laid-back atmosphere – ideal for families.
Monaco (15 min drive)
Visit the Casino in Monte Carlo, the Prince’s Palace, or the Oceanographic Museum. Great for a glam day trip.
Nice (25 min drive)
Stroll the Promenade des Anglais, explore the old town (Vieux Nice), and enjoy museums, markets, and beach clubs.
Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild (Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat)
A stunning villa and gardens on the nearby peninsula – worth it for the architecture and sea views alone.
Cap-Ferrat Coastal Walk
A beautiful seaside walking trail around the peninsula with crystal-clear water and amazing views.
Villefranche-sur-Mer
A postcard-perfect seaside town with a lovely harbor, pastel buildings, and relaxed waterfront dining.
Monaco is a culinary hotspot, especially for fine dining, but also offers great variety—from Michelin-starred experiences to chic brasseries and seaside gems.
Here's a curated list of the best restaurants in Monaco, grouped by category:
Le Louis XV – Alain Ducasse (3 Michelin Stars)
📍 Hôtel de Paris, Monte-Carlo
The crown jewel of Monaco’s culinary scene. Elegant Riviera-inspired cuisine, impeccable service, and a wine list that’s world-class.
Yannick Alléno à l’Hôtel Hermitage (1 Michelin Star)
📍 Hôtel Hermitage
A refined yet modern approach to Mediterranean cuisine from one of France’s top chefs. The tasting menus are stunning.
Blue Bay – Marcel Ravin (2 Michelin Stars)
📍 Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort
Caribbean flavors meet Mediterranean elegance. Creative, colorful dishes with flair – and beautiful sea views.
Café de Paris Monte-Carlo
📍 Place du Casino
An iconic Monaco spot. Glamorous setting, great people-watching, and a classic French brasserie menu. Perfect for lunch or cocktails.
Le Grill
📍 Hôtel de Paris
Located on the 8th floor with a retractable roof and views over the sea. Upscale yet relaxed, with beautifully grilled meats and seafood.
Twiga Monte-Carlo
📍 Avenue Princesse Grace
A lively spot blending Japanese and Italian cuisine with a luxurious, party-ready atmosphere. Great for late dinners and cocktails.
La Note Bleue
📍 Larvotto Beach
A chic beachside restaurant and lounge with a relaxed vibe, live music, and Mediterranean-Asian fusion dishes.
Elsa (Organic, 1 Michelin Star)
📍 Monte-Carlo Beach Hotel
One of the few 100% organic Michelin-starred restaurants. Elegant, light cuisine in a serene coastal setting.
Maya Bay
📍 Avenue Princesse Grace
Beautiful ambiance and consistently delicious Thai and Japanese cuisine. Stylish decor and fantastic service.
La Montgolfière Henri Geraci
📍 Monaco-Ville (Old Town)
A cozy, family-run restaurant offering seasonal dishes with Monaco flair. Authentic, warm, and a bit off the tourist path.
Quai des Artistes
📍 Port Hercule
A classic Parisian-style brasserie right on the marina. Fresh seafood, oysters, and a lovely atmosphere.