Start off your day by visiting Castle Hill which offers stunning views of the French Riviera and its surrounding areas. Then, walk over to the Old Town, where you can explore the winding streets and alleys filled with shops and restaurants. Finally, end your day with a relaxing walk along the Promenade des Anglais, a long seaside boulevard famous for its blue chairs and stunning views.
Take a short train ride to Cannes, and walk along La Croisette Boulevard, famous for its luxury shops and hotels. Visit the Cannes Film Festival Palace and Museum for a glimpse of movie history. Head over to Antibes, and enjoy the beauty of the Cap d'Antibes, followed by a visit to the Provençal Market to savor delicious local produce.
Begin your day with a visit to the Prince's Palace in Monaco, the official residence of the Grimaldi family. Take a stroll around the beautiful Jardin Exotique de Monaco, followed by a visit to the grand Monte Carlo Casino.
Make your way to the vibrant city of Marseille and visit the Notre-Dame de la Garde Basilica, a stunning cathedral with panoramic views. Go back in time with a visit to the Château d'If, the infamous former prison which inspired Alexandre Dumas' classic novel, The Count of Monte Cristo. Round off your day with a visit to the Old Port and mingle with the locals at a traditional French cafe.
Visit the Cathédrale de la Major, a beautiful 19th-century Roman Catholic cathedral. For a unique cultural experience, head over to the Musée des Civilisations de l'Europe et de la Méditerranée (MuCEM), a modern museum of history and culture with stunning views of the sea. The Palais Longchamp is another must-visit attraction—a historical monument with beautiful parkland and gardens.
Your final day in Marseille should be all about relaxation. Take a 20-mile trip to the beautiful seaside town of Cassis for a day at the beach. A hike along the Calanques National Park is an absolute must-do experience if you love nature and the outdoors. Finish your day with a stroll along the harbor and a delicious French meal at a local restaurant.
If you have more time, consider taking a day trip to the scenic Èze Village or to the picturesque medieval town of Saint-Paul de Vence. If you have less time, skip some of the attractions and spend some time relaxing at the beach or exploring the local shops and boutiques. Remember to always check opening and closing times, and plan your day accordingly. Have fun exploring the French Riviera!