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Plan a French Riviera vacation with Tourlane and youâll discover one of the most beautiful regions in France. Known locally as the CĂŽte d'Azur, this glamorous strip of Mediterranean coastline will leave you dreaming of France long after your vacation is over. Whether youâre looking to relax off the coast on a yacht or explore the endless art museums back on the mainland, every Tourlane trip is tailor-made with you in mind. Weâre ready to start crafting your dream vacation - book everything in one place.
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Start your French Riviera vacation in Nice, the largest city on the CĂŽte d'Azur. Originally founded by the Greeks, Nice has since become a popular destination for artists. If youâre interested in art, be sure to visit the MusĂ©e Matisse which showcases Henri Matisseâs work - an old resident of Nice and one of the most important artists of the 20th century. Niceâs old town is also well worth exploring - itâs the perfect place to hop from cafĂ© to cafĂ©, or to sit down at a top-rated restaurant. Speak to your Tourlane Travel Expert for insider tips.Â
Famous the world over for its prestigious film festival, Cannes is an upmarket beach destination that woos visitors with its extensive beaches, upmarket boutiques, and endless people watching opportunities. Youâll be dazzled as you stroll along the Promenade de la Croisette, which fronts the Meditteranean and hosts the annual film festival. Cannes is also popular with art enthusiasts - the MusĂ©e de la Castre is housed in a medieval fortress and boasts an impressive range of 19th century works. For film buffs who wish to visit while the festival is on: it takes place in May annually.Â
If youâre interested in literature, then Antibes is a great destination for you. Back in 1926, it was here that F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote Tender is the Night in what is now a popular hotel. The town is another natural stop for art lovers with its MusĂ©e Picasso, the first museum in the world to be dedicated to the artist and where he actually lived back in 1946. Those interested in history should head to Antibesâ Fort CarrĂ©, a 16th century fort where Napoleon Bonaparte was once imprisoned.Â
Nestled in between Nice and the Italian border, Monaco is a tiny sovereign city state located on the French Riviera. If youâre interested in automobile racing, then a visit to this racing mecca is a must: the Monaco Grand Prix is widely considered to be the most prestigious race in the world. Depending on your tastes, consider visiting other popular attractions in Monaco - which include its famous casino as well as a maritime museum.  Less
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