Stroll along the iconic La Croisette promenade, the symbol of Cannes’ elegance and seaside charm. Visit the world-famous Palais des Festivals, home of the Cannes Film Festival, and walk up the legendary red carpet steps—perfect for photos and a taste of movie-star glamour.

One of the oldest cities on the French Riviera, founded by Greek traders in the 5th century BC. Today, Antibes blends authentic Provençal life with the luxury of the modern Riviera. Explore its picturesque old town, wander through the lively Provençal Market, and admire the impressive yachts of Port Vauban, one of Europe’s largest marinas. While in Antibes, you’ll also have the chance to see the Picasso Museum, located in the historic Château Grimaldi overlooking the sea. This is the first museum in the world dedicated to Picasso, who lived and worked here in 1946. Discover a unique collection of his paintings, drawings, and ceramics created during his stay in Antibes, as well as works from other major contemporary artists inspired by the Mediterranean light

The enchanting medieval village of Saint-Paul-de-Vence, perched between the Mediterranean Sea and the foothills of the Southern Alps. Walk its cobbled streets, admire the ancient ramparts, and discover a town rich in artistic heritage. Saint-Paul-de-Vence has inspired countless artists, writers, and poets such as Prévert, Pagnol, Chagall, Picasso, and Matisse. Today, its charming lanes are filled with art galleries, studios, and workshops.