Here are the top 10 places you must visit in south of France 🧭🇫🇷✨️

#hellohalloween 🌞 Must-visit places in the South of France 1. Nice – the heart of the French Riviera, with its Promenade des Anglais, Old Town (Vieux Nice), Cours Saleya Flower Market, and Castle Hill viewpoint. perfect mix of beach, culture, and charm. 2. Antibes – a beautiful coastal town with the Picasso Museum, Marché Provençal, and the Cap d’Antibes coastal walk. relaxed vibe and golden sunsets over the bay. 3. Èze – a medieval hilltop village between Nice and Monaco. wander the stone lanes, visit the Exotic Garden, and enjoy breathtaking views from Château Èza. 4. Monaco – small but glamorous. see the Prince’s Palace, Oceanographic Museum, and the famous Casino Square. sunset views from the Palace Hill are unforgettable. 5. Cannes – known for its Film Festival, luxury shopping, and the Croisette promenade. explore Le Suquet (Old Quarter) for authentic charm. 6. Saint-Paul-de-Vence – an artistic hilltop village filled with galleries and cobblestone streets. grab lunch at La Colombe d’Or, where famous painters once dined. 7. Grasse – the perfume capital of the world. visit perfume houses like Fragonard or Molinard to make your own scent and explore the old town’s hidden lanes. 8. Menton – the “Pearl of France” on the Italian border. colorful houses, lemon trees everywhere, and a calm Mediterranean vibe. don’t miss the Jardin Botanique Val Rahmeh. 9. Saint-Tropez – glamorous yet charming, with Old Port cafés, designer boutiques, and nearby beaches like Pampelonne. visit off-season for a quieter, authentic feel. 10. Aix-en-Provence – elegant streets, fountains, and art. visit Cours Mirabeau, local markets, and Cézanne’s studio. a mix of culture, history, and Provençal beauty. 💛 The South of France is a mosaic of sea, hills, lavender fields, and medieval villages. whether you love art, beaches, or food, every town has its own rhythm — best explored slowly, with plenty of café stops and sea views.