Treasures of the French Riviera in pictures - Sun, nature, and charming villages—see why tourists from around the world flock to the French Riviera!

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Menton - Not far from the Italian border is this small town famous for its colorful historic city center.

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Cannes - This city is world-famous for its film festival.

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Cannes - The Cannes coastline welcomes visitors for a relaxing break in between shopping sessions!

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Bandol - This seaside resort is a must-see stop on the French Riviera.

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La Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild - Located in the municipality of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, between Monaco and Nice, this villa surrounded by gardens is a real architectural jewel.

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Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat - The town has countless luxury villas.

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Mercantour National Park - This national park provides a different landscape to the beautiful beaches.

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Mercantour National Park - Hiking enthusiasts will find their happiness in this exceptional area, which includes the Vens Lakes.

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Saint-Tropez - Made famous by celebrities like Louis de Funès and Brigitte Bardot, Saint-Tropez welcomes the yachts of the most wealthy.

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Saint-Tropez - A visit to the center is charming during off-season.

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L'île de Porquerolles - This spot is located a few minutes by boat from the city of Hyères. Visitors can take in creeks and sandy beaches.

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L'île de Porquerolles - The island comes alive in bloom.

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Var Valley - All around the Verdon Gorge there are splendid picturesque villages with breathtaking views.

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Var Valley - Among the most beautiful villages is Tourtour, which will draw you in in with its authentic Provencal atmosphere.

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Exotic Garden of Eze - This garden with exceptional views has a number of remarkable species of plants, including rare exotic ones.

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Eze - The village has charming small, winding streets.

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Bormes-les-Mimosas - This Provencal village is known for its many varieties of flowers, which thrive thanks to the microclimate of the area.

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Monaco - The principality of Monaco piques the curiosity of tourists who come to stroll between palaces and luxury residences.

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Monaco - The Monte-Carlo district is always great for a sensational panoramic view.

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Grasse - Let yourself be guided by the scent of this picturesque city, considered the world capital of perfume.

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Hyères - Each year, the city hosts the Hyères International Festival of Fashion and Photography, an unmissable event in the region.

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Saint-Paul-de-Vence - Located between Nice and Antibes, the medieval village of Saint-Paul-de-Vence is famous for playing host to many painters and writers.

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Sainte-Baume - The massif shelters several religious sites and is a superb playground for excursionists. 

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Ramatuelle - In the commune of Ramatuelle you will find the trendy Pampelonne beach. 

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Le Thoronet Abbey - This magnificent monastery hidden in the heart of Provence is a real haven of peace.

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Toulon - Famous for its military port, Toulon stands out for its warm atmosphere and openness, in contrast to the luxurious cities of the coast.

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L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue - The Venice of the Comtat owes its nickname to the Sorgue River, which runs through the town.

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Nice - One of the stars of the French Riviera! In the summer the Promenade des Anglais and Vieux Nice are crowded.

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Nice - Take the time to stroll and discover the main squares that house bars and cafes.

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