Monaco and Perched Medieval Villages Day Tour from Nice

Monaco and Perched Medieval Villages Day Tour from Nice

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Spend a day combining the glamour of Monaco and its attractions with the traditions of several medieval villages perched overlooking the sea.

Highlights

Visit Monaco's old town, its cathedral, and Casino Square
Discover Eze, a medieval village with amazing views over Cap Ferrat
Experience the atmosphere of Saint-Paul-de-Vence, known for its art

Description

Depart Nice in the morning on a full-day tour to discover the medieval villages overlooking the French Riviera, and visit Monaco, the Pearl of the Mediterranean. The first stop is the medieval village of Eze with its amazing views over Cap Ferrat. Continue to Monaco’s old town, its cathedral, the Formula One Grand Prix racetrack, and Casino Square. Head up to another jewel of Provence as you visit Saint-Paul-de-Vence, a capital of contemporary art known for its art galleries. Make your way to the Gourdon Eagle's Nest, the highest medieval village of the French Riviera. Then visit Grasse, the perfume capital of the world and discover the secrets of perfume on a visit to Fragonard.

Includes

Live commentary on board Professional driver/guide Parking Fuel Tolls Fully equipped air-conditioned minivan

Important Information

If the minimum number of participants is not reached, the tour is subject to rescheduling or cancellation. The tour is also subject to cancellation in the event of logistical/mechanical issues outside the activity provider's control or sick staff. Please have a secondary time slot ready the next day if possible and don't forget to provide the supplier with exact information (email and phone number). Thank you for your understanding. monaco is an independent country its access can be refused to us as well as to the tourist not staying on this territory and simply wishing to visit their country at all times and without apparent reason, we are not responsible for these decisions and we cannot be blamed for this