Visit the historic Parfumerie Fragonard in the medieval village of Èze, where you’ll discover the art of traditional French perfume making. During a guided tour of the factory, learn about the centuries-old techniques used to create fragrances, from flower extraction to bottling. Explore the laboratory, see how essential oils are blended, and enjoy a complimentary fragrance demonstration. After the visit, browse an exclusive selection of perfumes, soaps, and cosmetics inspired by the beauty of the French Riviera.

Step into the timeless charm of Èze, a beautifully preserved medieval village perched high above the Mediterranean Sea. Wander through its narrow cobblestone streets, lined with artisan boutiques, art galleries, and charming cafés. Discover centuries-old stone houses, hidden courtyards, and breathtaking panoramic views over the French Riviera. With its authentic atmosphere and spectacular scenery, Èze offers a true journey back in time and an unforgettable stop between Nice and Monaco.

Discover the historic heart of the Principality in **Monaco-Ville**, also known as Old Town Monaco. Perched on the famous Rock of Monaco, this charming district is home to narrow medieval streets, colorful buildings, and stunning views over the Mediterranean. Visit iconic landmarks such as the **Prince's Palace of Monaco** and the magnificent **Monaco Cathedral**, where members of the Grimaldi family are buried. With its rich history, elegant atmosphere, and panoramic viewpoints, Monaco-Ville offers an authentic glimpse into the heritage of this glamorous principality.

Experience the glamour of **Monte Carlo**, the most famous district of Monaco and a symbol of luxury and elegance. Stroll around the legendary **Casino de Monte-Carlo**, admire the stunning Belle Époque architecture, and soak in the atmosphere of high-end boutiques, supercars, and luxury yachts. Overlooking the Mediterranean, Monte Carlo combines world-class entertainment, breathtaking coastal views, and the excitement of the iconic Formula 1 Grand Prix circuit, making it a must-see highlight of the French Riviera.