Top 31 things to do and attractions in Villefranche-sur-Mer

Sure not much to see but a dark stone tunnel (with automatic lights, very nice job c/o town), but odd nonetheless. Worth a visit? Sure, it's at most 100m from everything else in old town. Combine with visit to old Eglise (very old). Why not?

14th century covered streets. Some part was a little scary but it’s fascinating to explore.

Just a tiny street but it’s very historical!

It’s only 5 minutes away from the cruise port. You can walk around the area and have some gelato. The place itself was dark and not many people but I didn’t feel unsafe at all. It’s good to know that many movies were filmed here.

A must see place while in Villefranche

Not really that much to see. Without knowing the history you would just walk right past it. An alley with a covered roof. Interesting enough to stop and take a photo but not much more than that.

Very interesting covered street. A la Edinburgh.

This was the highlight of our entire trip, take a short bus ride from Beaulieu Sur Mer, it's worth loading Lignes Dazur as this can be used on both bus and trams in the area. Entry is up hill so I recommend comfortable shoes and clothing as there is quite a lot of walking to appreciate the villa and garden in full. Entry fee is 13 Euros per adult which is very reasonable considering there is no time limit and you can stroll round and appreciate the beautiful interior and exterior. They offer a guide device in several different languages, they do require a identification for these to be provided but it is very informative and provides detailed guides throughout each area which is numbered to ensure you are able to take in the history. Upstairs there is a short film about Béatrice Ephrussi de Rothschild. The gardens are beautiful, each have different themes and a wide range of unique plants, flowers, statues and photo perfect views.

It's location for a luxury villa cannot be battered. You have stunning views of two bays from this elevated position a hundred or so feet above the sea. The villa is beautifully built and well maintained with interesting gardens which are beautiful with huge numbers of plants, water features and colourful flowers. Even though the villa was only built in 1912 it feels due to the workmanship, especially the masonry carvings that it was built a hundred or so years earlier. It's not a particularly large residence (unlike Waddesdon Manor in England). This I understand was their 'winter residence' which I could quite happily live in! The sun is out, not a cloud in the sky, no breeze. It is truly a magical place

Beautiful gardens with a stunning villa. Very tranquil settings for various style gardens offering plenty of shade. Inside the villa the rooms are carefully displayed with lovely paintings and antique furniture. A must to visit , highly recommended.

Take train to Beaulieu Sur Mer and then bus 15 which is just down the road om the left where you came out from the train station (on the right is SuperU market) Make sure to have cash, it cost 2 euro but since youll buy it without card or charging ur card it be 4 euro. 7 minutes ride. Then when u arrived there will be sign. Its a beautiful place they allow you to charge your phone there, honestly i dont have complain at all. I came when it was super sunny so it was lovely. Took a lot of pictures too. Theres student and special rates too, so book accordingly. I went on Tuesday, barely people it was bery nice

Absolutely stunning. Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild is one of the most beautiful and memorable places to visit on the French Riviera. If you’re anywhere near Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, make the time to go. The villa was built in the early 1900s by Baroness Béatrice de Rothschild. It’s filled with antiques, artwork, and rare porcelain, but the real highlight is outside. The gardens are on another level. There are nine of them, each with a different theme. The French garden has a beautiful fountains. The gardens are serene and beautifully designed. Every turn feels like a new discovery. What makes it even more special is the view. On one side, you see the Bay of Villefranche. On the other, the Bay of Beaulieu. You feel surrounded by water and sky, with the gardens stretching out in front of you. The villa itself is very well preserved. You get a strong sense of the baroness’s personality and taste. The audio guide is included with admission and adds just the right amount of detail without feeling too long. Plan to spend at least an hour and a half here. There’s also a café if you want to stop for a drink or a light bite. If you’re driving, try to arrive early since parking is limited. You can also get here easily by bus or taxi from nearby towns like Nice or Monaco. Whether you’re into history, architecture, gardens, or just beautiful places, this is worth every minute.

This beautiful belle epoch villa belonged to the Rothschild family. The villa is still originally furnished. The second highlight besides the villa are the gardens: nine separate gardens focus on roses, cacti, japanese plants, or succulents. There is a tearoom and a restaurant on site. Stunning views of the coast.

another gorgeous location - vast, lush gardens you can get lost in, absolutely stunning views and the villa itself is a testament to the endurance of luxury architecture and the human need for pleasure. moderately busy during midday/afternoon, but absolutely not a problem.

A beautiful sandy beach open for the public. The train station is immediately above the beach so there is a good and fast public transport to the location. There are also quite a few bars, restaurants and beach bars around, though there is not a market place in sight. We went there in the afternoon and the water was very dirty, maybe it was due to the sea currents, not sure.

Quiet beach compared to the main sand strip in the area. Self cleaning toilet close by, two showers and huge parking area. Water was clean and calm, very relaxing with few people around.

Great beach with a mix of sand and pebbles, mostly public and refreshingly free from pushy sunbed vendors. It’s fairly small and can get crowded, but when we visited, there was plenty of space. The crystal-clear water is perfect for snorkeling - just watch out, as I did get nipped by a fish!

Clear water, sandy beach. Some buffet around to take drinks and food. You can rent paddle to enjoy Villefranche. Perfect location in SoF

Heaven on earth! What i personally loved was that the beach is little small pepples and not sand, some may not like this but it was a life saver as we went for a walk around the town after having a beach day and we wernt covered in sand, the small pepples washed off so easily and they are not uncomfortable, we sunbathed and were swimming in the water every 15-20 minutes. The water is as clear as glass and so warm! Lots if little fish around it is perfect for snorkelling! Will definately visit again!

A calm and peaceful beach, perfect for relaxing or a quiet swim. The area is clean and well maintained, with paid parking and toilets available nearby. Just be mindful of jellyfish (méduses) at certain times of the year. Overall, a lovely spot to unwind by the sea.

Nice beach, temperature was ok. Lots of people but doesn’t feel crowded.

Unusual small chapel with masterly cocteau chalk drawings. It requires only a quick visit in what can be cramped surrounds if there is a group there at the same time. Why though, why, this strange obsession to prohibit taking photos?

The worst welcome in the world. This is not a Chapel as the prison guard TOLD us. Ita galerie whit a fee to enter. Not worth it. Go else where.

Very nice place to walk and visit while visiting the Dock. Some really colourful exhibitions and a good stroll up a hill and to the Fort. A meeting point for excursions to Monaco 🇲🇨 and Nice before going back to a boat. They're is a figurine museum, an art museum and a historical museum from the era of the second world War. There were also public toilet at the top of the hill. Also some public turrets to look out from to see the view of the sea.

A vey nice and historic visit. Proceeds go to fishermen’s retirement fund.

So beautiful inside, mesmerising... open until 6pm. Strictly no photos inside. Entry fee is €3. Small space but totally worth a visit.

Amazing location , beautiful view. .I would highly recommend it.

Good place..beautiful churc..in villefranch..clean city...cool..calm..classic...

A lovely and very old church in the centre of Ville Franche. A peaceful place to wander around and admire the history of this place. A window into history.

A marvelous very old church right in the middle of old town. Still functional so be quiet. A bit dark and chilly inside but the paintings, iconography, statues and plaques, tombs from ancient times, are always amazing. Imagine how long it's been sitting there like that, how many different eyes, difference circumstances out of the front door, have seen just what you're seeing, rubbed it with their hands. Puts you in your place as a human being in this place, at this time, in a long, long line of humans.

We were only able to see outside due to the time we found it, but outside is a lovely little square with a tree and seating.

A quiet peaceful stop on my day trip to Villefranche

Hearing each morning at 7am and 8am the curch bells even 30 times, is not cool at all in vacation.

Nice church in the middle.of.the nice town of Villefranche sur mer.

Nice place..good villefranch

We stopped by this restaurant for lunch after spending time at the beach. We chose it based on positive reviews, and it did not disappoint. The staff were friendly, and the ability to dine while overlooking the sea was a significant advantage. Although seafood options were available, we opted for pasta for lunch. The vongole pasta had a delightful combination of noodles and sauce, though there was some noticeable grit from sand. The recommended shrimp curry featured a pleasant coconut aroma and a moderate spiciness, which paired excellently with the chutney. Thanks to the setting and the meal, we enjoyed a peaceful dining experience by the sea.

One word: outstanding. From the very beginning, everything was seamless — starting with the ease of the reservation system. The restaurant is located in a charming seaside town, and it beautifully embraces its historical roots. Being right by the water adds a magical touch, but the interior is just as captivating. The atmosphere inside is warm and full of character. The vintage photographs hanging on the walls are simply beautiful — and after reading about the restaurant’s history in the menu, seeing those photos brings the whole story to life. It’s like stepping into a living memory, where past and present come together in the most elegant way. The menu is thoughtful and well-curated, and you can tell great care goes into how each dish is prepared and cooked. The flavors were absolutely on point — every bite was memorable. The service was equally impressive: attentive, friendly, and professional from start to finish. I’ve been thinking hard, but I genuinely can’t find a single flaw. It was simply perfect in every way.

This is probably the “fanciest” restaurant in Villefranche and I was skeptical because we saved this for our last night in town and we’d been having fantastic dinners every night of week. Well, I was not disappointed. We were seated right on the water with a beautiful view, and we were immediately served an amuse-bouche of extremely high-quality hummus. Our server was very kind and pleasant, and walked us through the menu in great detail. For an appetizer we got a raw tuna in coconut milk and lime (don’t remember the name). This may sound weird, but we were STUNNED. This was a fantastic fusion of flavor that we could not stop ranting about. Would definitely recommend. For the main courses my wife got the Gambas sauvages (garlic and prawn risotto) which was similar to paella. This was fantastic and one of the best meals we got all week. I got the Bouillabaisse, which they are known for, and if you don’t know what it is then strap in and look it up. Was also amazing. It was a memorable experience and I truly enjoyed it. We then shared a grand marnier souffle, which admittedly, we both thought was a little overrated, though, that didn’t overshadow the amazing dinner we had. Overall a great experience and I would love to go again.

Best restaurant in Villefranche sur Mer The lunch menus are reasonably priced for the quality of the dishes: 39 EUR and 63 EUR. It was again for us a memorable experience, sitting directly next to the sea in the port, facing a small fishing boat. A must-do if you are in Villefranche sur mer during lunchtime. I recommend the fish soup and the sea brean, as well as the homemade gnochis with beef ragout. The pavlova desert was divine.

One of the greatest restaurants on the Cote d'Azure to dine waterside watching the sunset while the boats gently move in this protected harbor. The waitstaff is attentive and professional with big personalities.The cuisine is excellent with lots of options including 3-course meal selections which we would highly recommend from the fish soup to meat/fish entree to the The grand array of dessert selections. Make reservations to sit directly on the waterfront.

I can say it was the best ceviche I’ve ever had. The atmosphere was wonderful, and the wine selection was both wide and excellent. Perfect for a romantic evening.

Beautiful quiet setting, beautiful views, service was good. Food was excellent. We will be back one day - thank you!

Incredible food, beautiful atmosphere and attentive service. We got the shrimp risotto and 7hr slow cooked beef chuck for mains and both were incredible. Pavlova for desert was also a 10/10. If looking for a nice dinner location, I would absolutely recommend.

The food is legitimately top notch, the service is amazing, and the vibes are great. Delicious menu (they can English menu online). Many places that offer English menu’s are tourist traps. This is not one. The service was friendly and excellent. The ambiance for diner was so perfect. Overall a great experience and a place I highly recommend. We got the octopus which was delicious. Even the free olives and bread we were given were delicious. The scallop risotto and duck breast was also great. Finished our meal with a chocolate lava cake. Overall great experience.

WOW. We found ourselves in Villefranche-sur-Mer, hungry, and based on reviews wound up at Les Garçons. Can legitimately say this wound up being one of our very favorite meals of the entire trip. The waitstaff was kind, patient, and attentive, the food was absolutely excellent --- best duck breast I've ever had, the scallops and risotto with truffles is out of this world. The lava cake (pictured here with a bite taken out of it) and the pavlova, both divine. The only thing I would suggest for an even better experience is to make a reservation, we wound up seated inside, still lovely, though the atmosphere on the patio was something to see.

Run don’t walk. This is the best restaurant the Rivera has to offer, anywhere. It is a hidden gem and the food is all we can talk about after going twice in three days. The octopus will blow your mind, the slow cooked beef is beyond insane but the stand outs are the fish in white butter sauce, and the pavlova. Leave room, you won’t regret it. I think we’ll be planning a trip back to SOF just to go back here.

Great service. Wanted a Fanta and they made a homemade one that tasted the same. Foods really good. A little pricey since it’s more like a tapas place so you might need to order two dishes.

11/10 food was incredible and outstanding service! The men literally run around serving tables. They are all so knowledgeable about the food and are clearly enthusiastic about working at this restaurant. Pavlova was the best I’ve ever had in my life!

Really good food, service and ambience! We had the sea bream and beef in truffle juice and both were excellent! Totally recommend this place if you’re looking for good food in a quaint setting.

I was absolutely amazed by this villa — I didn’t even have enough time to take everything in. There’s so much to see, every detail catches your eye. Everything is done with such taste, and it’s a timeless design — you could easily live in these interiors even today. I truly enjoyed my visit.

Located in Beaulieu-sur-Mer, this villa is one of the most incredible monuments on the French Riviera ! It bears witness to one man's passion for the Hellenistic period. It is a unique reconstruction of an ancient Greek residence, boasting all the luxury inherent to its beauty. The site is a true invitation to travel, with extraordinary decor and furnishings in marble, bronze, and ivory that adorn the salons and gardens. Commissioned in 1902, it is the brainchild of Théodore Reinach, archaeologist, patron of the arts, specialist in ancient Greece, and member of the "Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres". Driven by his passion, he commissioned his friend, the architect Emmanuel Pontremoli, a member of the Academy of Fine Arts, to design a villa modeled after those of 2nd and 1st century BC Greece. Both great admirers of ancient Greece, they collaborated, culminating in 1908 in the reconstruction of a house inspired by the noble residences of the island of Delos in the 2nd century BC, a Cycladic island whose architecture is renowned for its use of curved structures such as arches and vaults, adapted for the early 20th century! But Villa Kérylos is not a reproduction; it is a true reinvention. Organized around the traditional peristyle, the villa is constructed using the finest materials: antique stucco, Carrara and Siena marble, and exotic woods for the furnishings. The decoration is sumptuous: mosaics and frescoes are directly inspired by ancient documents, and scenes from famous painted vases adorn the walls, illustrating the great legends of classical gods and heroes. Emmanuel Pontremoli skillfully furnished the Villa with the modern comforts of the Belle Époque: the pool is supplied with water by taps concealed beneath round grilles, windows embellish the facades and bring natural light inside, while mirrors and bidets are hidden within the bathroom decor. Upon his death in 1928, Théodore Reinach bequeathed the Villa to the Institut de France. Then, a year later, the Théodore Reinach Foundation was established.

Amazing experience! The visitor is submerged into a fantasy of living like a Greek god, but with contemporary to the 20th century comforts. Allover very fine and stylish neogreek interior is decorated with the real museum collection of antiques. The views from every window are very picturesque and poetic. Beautiful heritage of a famous archaeologist Theodore Reinach is now accessible for any curious and enthusiastic visitor.

A stunning villa with incredible architecture and attention to detail. The interiors and the seaside location make it a truly unique experience. Definitely worth the visit.

As someone who already visited Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild, I wasn't blown away. It is beautiful, however, I don't think I would come again. The price is maybe too high.

Lovely Greek oasis on the French Riviera, really nice decorations, interesting idea behind it, spectacular views from its windows, quiet and unique. I truly recommend! Beaulieu-sur-mer is a gem!

A very exquisite, elegant villa with fine detailed works and every room is a treasure chest. Visiting this place is a must when in Cote d'Azur.

Hiked up from old town Nice. It was quite a hike, but we made it in about an hour or so. Hiked down the other side to Villfranche. Ended up taking the train back to Nice.

A beautiful park with wonderful views of the surrounding area and plenty of picnic tables and benches to eat at. There are also little offshoot trails that loop around the park that are nice to walk down. The bus stops near the picnic tables but far away from the fort / castle near the top so be prepared to walk if you take transit.

A good hike to go to the Fort, people also bike up the hill. There is a gorgeous view.

Well worth the short climb up to this park. You will be rewarded with views of the old town of Nice as well as the beachfront. The new town and the mountains beyond are present in the background. Lots of places to relax on the grass and several benches. There are about a dozen viewpoints including the panaroma right at the top. Take food and water with you if you need them.

Lovely park to visit for a picnic, a good walk (fairly hilly), or to visit the fort (only external viewing available). You can drive right up to the top with free parking, or get the bus from Nice . Great views from the top of both Nice and Villefranche. The walk back down into Nice is scenic and very steep. Just a word of warning. The walk through the trees that is mapped in one of my pictures is very rough, rocky, and requires good footwear.

Exquisite views and history available to experience anytime on this hilltop park. Besure to walk the Stairs and ally ways through old town to get a true appreciation of this mountain side village. Spectacular sweeping views of the coast and mountains allow you to see from the Surf to the Snow. Walk the Stone path and find the bay, the cove, top of the hill with waterfall below... enjoy the history.

Walking to and around the park did not feel too exciting. I was probably most intrigued to see the fort, and disappointed that all you could see was the outside of that. But the views to the surrounding areas, as you might expect for where a fort has been built, are amazing. But I don't think I'd bother walking there from the centre of Nice again just for the view. But perhaps to see inside the fort if there was a chance.

Wonderful drive up to the top of the mountain. There are plenty of spots to stop and get great pictures. There's a large parking lot nearby, save yourself from being towed away.

Nice views to both sides. Good excursion opportunity when sunshine is there. Unfortunately the fort was closed.

Stunning views both east and west. I recorde recommend walking from the Nice Port up to the fort and then down to Villefranche-sur-Mer. From there you can take the train back to N.

The view was something else. We didn't go inside the fortress as it was closed, but the view itself was enough for us to be amazed.

Superb octogonal fortress built at the top of the Mont Boron's hill 220 meters above sea level. It offers a superb panoramic view of the surroundings : the harbor of Villefranche-sur-Mer and the Italian borders on one side, the Bay of Nice and the Estérel on the other. In the middle of the 16th century, Nice was one of the essential points of the Savoy States Defense system in the face of Turkish invaders, allied with the French since 1543. The Rade de Villefranche-sur-Mer, because of its depth and sheltered situation, is the main commercial port of the region until the opening of the Port of Nice in the 18th century. It was also the Savoy War Port for four centuries. In 1557, the Fort du Mont-Alban was built on the orders of Emmanuel Philibert, Duke of Savoie. This massive work is designed as a complement to the fortresses of Nice and Villefranche-sur-Mer, and to control their connection: north of Mont Boron, the Fort du Mont-Alban flanks the Citadel Saint-Elme and the Dars of Villefranche-sur-Mer built at the same time, and protects the west of the city.

Great views, the fort itself was closed but it was still worth visiting

Great views of Nice and the coast!!!

Beautiful. But beware of jellyfish!! We are here today a few people including us seem to have been stung. Quite painful! And very few people in the water as a result. Fresh water showers, shade provided by nearby trees and a concession close by. Public toilets are about a 10 min walk.

One of my favourite spots, in the summer it’s rammed and gets almost saturated , but any other time is a little heaven, dandy in places and clear water, large car park as long as you come early enough. Can rent paddle boards and the like. Lots of people bring their own, full of chilled families.

It’s a beautiful beach but so crowded (well it is July), and I’m afraid the sea is not very clean which is a real shame because the tide is calm for swimming unlike the beach in Nice. There were bits of plastic, plasters, corks etc floating in the sea. I also got stung by a jelly fish. I think it’s best to come when it’s quieter - perhaps late spring or late summer/autumn.

Small beach next to the larger Villafranca/Villefranche beach. No services, but there is a shower which is good. Good snorkeling here, water ends up about 7-8 meters deep. Parking right next to the beach. Panoramic views in all directions.

Really nice and quiet beach. A little bit dirty. Beware of the small streets going there. There are showers on the streets and trees for shadow. Beach with bigger rocks which makes it easier to switch. Great spot for snorkeling

Nice beach with affordable parking right next to it. Do bring water shoes, as there are a lot of rocks on the beach and in the water.

Worst beach ever. It's actually just a corner where dogs are allowed to swim. So if you have a dog go ahead.

Quiet beach with great, clean water. Rocks hurt though but if you’ve good blood circulation it won’t hurt for you. Clean beach too

Much less busy than the main beach, however not sandy so hard on the feet, and check the wind direction. Otherwise it's rather pleasant and well protected with shade from the harbour wall.

I really like this beach, super quiet and beautiful

Long way to go up and down to catch transportation, the beach is clean but rocky.

Very nice hidden beach where the water is clear and the fishes swim around you.

Lonely locals beach. Villefranche-sur-Mur is the most beautiful town.

Fun calm beach with not to heavy waves

There’s nothing like witnessing the sunrise during a morning run along the promenade. Ending the run by dipping my feet in the sea and listening to the waves and birds is a truly wonderful way to begin the day. It's a perfect moment of peace and connection with nature!

Beautiful pebble beach with public shower options

Great views of the bay and the city. The promenade is apparently over 7 kilometers long and offers lovely views of the water and the city. You can also get a great view of planes taking off to land and coming in at Nice airport! With so much seating available it is a fantastic spot to park up with some takeaway food and watch the world go by. It can be especially pretty at sunset. If you are visiting Nice you will probably walk along here a bunch of times

Wide, wonderful, paved walking path between the town and the sea. Sit in one of the famous blue chairs to watch the waves and the beach scene. It's an enjoyable stroll at any time of day.

Great for walking, jogging, people watching. Mostly crowded. Sunsets can be beautiful 🌇

Nice is a very beautiful city. I could not have enough of it. The clear blue water and the buildings are just breathe taking. Even from the airplane I could see the blue color of the sea. This city should be seen on feet, walking around is the best to see its beauty. The only thing I didn't enjoy was the long beach. It was difficult to walk with my feet in the water because it was a stone beach not sand one.

Every visitor to Nice must visit here. The sun and beach, this is Mediterranean life.

Wonderful place and totally worth the climb! Tip: go in the morning, the sun hits the hill on the other side. You will get better views and will avoid the crowds. Also, if you go in summer, it's way cooler!

Coming here in the rain turned out to be an excellent idea — there were almost no people around, and the views were still amazing. A bunch of viewpoints overlooking the city and the sea, walking trails, waterfalls, parks… it feels like someone was playing a video game and packed everything into one place. A beautiful experience.

The Colline du Château is also known as Castle Hill. It has several ideal lookouts / viewpoints from where you can see the best views of Nice. At the top there is even a terrace with a couple of benches, occasionally with a musician - there was a drummer when we were there. In addition to many scenic walks and viewpoints, there is also a waterfall, archeological ruins, playgrounds for children, and a cafe. It’s hard to miss seeing the Colline du Château from the famous Promenade d’Anglais and whether ascending either by steps on one side or a ramp on the other, it’s worth the effort. Spend an hour or the day as there are plenty of public restrooms and a couple of snack kiosks. Highly recommend!

Parc de la Colline du Château ended up being one of my favorite spots in Nice. The park is absolutely beautiful—lush pathways, peaceful corners, and some of the best panoramic views of the city and the Mediterranean. Whether you hike up, take the stairs, or use the elevator, the views at the top are completely worth it. I loved wandering around the ruins, the gardens, and the waterfall area. It’s the perfect place to take a break from the busier streets below and just soak in the scenery. The mix of history and nature gives the whole park a calm, charming vibe. Overall, Parc de la Colline du Château is a must-visit when in Nice—great for photos, relaxing walks, and unbeatable views of the coastline and Old Town.

Colline du Château offers the quintessential Nice experience! Ascending to the top rewards you with arguably the most spectacular panoramic views of the Baie des Anges, the bustling port, and the terracotta rooftops of Vieux Nice. The waterfall is a delightful surprise, and the park itself is a perfect, peaceful escape from the city's energy. A must-visit spot for breathtaking scenery and a moment of calm reflection!

Amazing view point for Nice and a good day out for sure! There is a lift you can take to the top of the hill which definitely improves the accessibility. It is decently busy (but what else would you expect). Upon my visit there was 2 people I encountered who seemed to be a little pushy to get people to take pictures with their Doves in exchange for money.

Colline du Chateau, also known as Castle Hill is a wonderful walk with stunning views of Nice. The waterfall was spectacular. We were also surprised to find a couple of places at the top of the hill where you could purchase refreshments. No tickets required, the walk is free, unless of course you wish to skip the exercise and catch the little visitor train.

Nice’s museum opened by and dedicated to Marc Chagall - primarily consisting of his ‘biblical’ works, and those related to religious themes and tropes. Interesting to see this line of his work compared to some of his other more famous pieces. Not overly big, but interesting for any art lovers.

The Marc Chagall National Museum is located in a primarily residential neighbor situated on the hills of Nice. This museum was inaugurated while Chagall was still alive and it houses several of his paintings as well as explores his famous mosaics. There are tours available on a first come first serve basis. Guillemette, our tour guide, was extremely informative sharing insights into Chagall’s history, his collaborators, and his inspirations. We learned about the process of making mosaics too from creative inception to the actual works. What’s more, there is an outdoor cafe that’s serves sweet and savory, hot and cold snacks and beverages that is also worth checking out. Keep in mind, you will be asked to remove your water bottles and any food that you bring with you so best to avoid bringing them. Recommend bringing very small bag if any at all. Spent a delightful couple of hours at the Marc Chagall museum enjoying his art and the natural surroundings. Highly recommend

Visiting the Chagall Museum in Nice was an absolute delight. Tucked away in a quiet corner of the city, it feels like stepping into a peaceful world filled with color, imagination, and poetry. The moment you walk in, you’re surrounded by Chagall’s luminous blues and dreamlike scenes that seem to glow from within. What I loved most was how personal and intimate the museum feels — it’s not overwhelming, and you can really take your time with each painting. The biblical message series is breathtaking, and the stained-glass windows add a special light that changes the whole atmosphere. The staff were welcoming, and the small garden outside is perfect for sitting for a few minutes to let everything sink in. It’s one of those places that leaves you both calm and inspired

The Marc Chagall National Museum in Nice, France together with the Matisse Museum were my unexpected finds in a vacation that was just free flowing and no detailed itinerary. At first, I was apprehensive as it was my first time to visit a museum on my own and in another country even. However, I did not regret my decision to forego seeing Cannes in favour of the great works of Chagall and Matisse all in one day! The 75 or so Euros cost of Uber (Holiday Inn Hotel - Matisse Museum - Holiday Inn - Chagall Museum - Hotel) plus tickets in both museums was definitely worth it! The Chagall Museum was inaugurated on July 7, 1973, and celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2023. It houses a large number of artworks donated by Chagall, his wife, and his heirs to the State of France, including the 17 Biblical paintings inspired by the books of Genesis, Exodus and Songs. The museum is located in the Cimiez district with address Av. Dr Ménard, 06000 Nice, France. It stands on a vast plot of land donated by the city of Nice. The entrance to the museum is 10 euros and is opened from 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM it closes on Tuesdays. I bought my ticket in the museum without hassle and entered immediately. #MarcChagallMuseum #MarcChagall #FrenchRiviera #museum

I don’t consider myself as a very artistic person and usually not sure about how to interpret modern art. But in this gallery I did enjoy simply looking at Chagall’s masterpieces and felt a beautiful soul, an innocent mind, and curious attitude toward the world.

Sadly it's in need of upkeep but the art is still spectacular. The fountain around the outside mural is empty. And the museum closes for lunch. And the red room is posed off. You can only view it from it's entrance.

Biblical Message cycle: The centerpiece, displayed over 12 walls in a distinctive rhombus configuration, delivers a striking visual narrative with intense color, spiritual depth, and dreamlike quality . Song of Songs paintings: A smaller, intimate series with red-dominated canvases blending sacred, carnal, and musical themes . Stained glass & mosaics: Notable are the stained glass in the auditorium and the Prophet Elijah mosaic overlooking a reflective pool—Chagall’s own in‑situ creations. Free parking available . Suggested visit time: At least 1 hour, more if attending an event or exploring the gardens . The Musée National Marc Chagall is a heartfelt tribute to the artist’s spiritual vision and remains one of the most authentic places to immerse in his biblical-themed art. It’s especially compelling for fans of Chagall or those seeking a serene, contemplative museum experience. For casual visitors, a one-hour visit is sufficient to appreciate its beauty and thoughtful architecture nestled in a Mediterranean garden.

Great place to see modern art from not only France but all around the globe from different historical periods and movements and by different artists. Wonderfully structured and organized exhibitions on 4 floors. You can easily spend at least 2 hours contemplating all the art there.

This museum is excellent, offering a plethora of things to see. I was utterly stunned by the Niki de Saint Phalle collection. Additionally, there is a terrace with a wonderful view of Nice, making it a great place to spend time after the exhibition. The staff was incredibly helpful and kind

The permanent collection is interesting with amongst others the blue work from Nice born artist Yves Klein The temporary exhibition with African art did not impress me much. Too much copy-paste from "western" artist. The top level is open, and the sections connected with bridges so you can walk around have good views of the city below. There is even a small garden there.

Nice museum, a lot of space to walk around. Unfortunately there could be a bit more art especially more modern art. Yves Klein is nice to look at. For a few euros more you can buy a museum pass to see all the other in Nice as well. That’s good.

Weird and wonderful art here. Interesting enough to spend 1-2 hours. Modern and creative ways of portraying political messages. Well worth coming if you like art, otherwise perhaps not worth 10€ per adult. Several floors here, so you can always skip the less exciting ones. A great view of Nice from the top platform.

The staff is nice, but the museum is dirty and dusty, and it seems grungy. The coolest part is the roof or you can walk up and down these bridges to go all around the building and give you fantastic views. The place has great potential but it’s very tired, dirty and dusty. The Gardens looks like they might be under construction and there might be a plan to fix them up. I hope that’s true because it’s a space with incredible potential but right now it’s just ratty.

I highly recommend this contemporary art museum. It has a wide variety of exhibits, and the quality is quite good. It features renowned contemporary artists as well. I also strongly recommend visiting their rooftop, where you can enjoy the beautiful views of Nice.

Lively street in Nice with many shops. You can compare it to Vienna with Mariahilfer Street.

the main street

Beautiful street with a lot of shops, restaurants and coffee places

Shoe lost on the streets of the old town of Nice

Chic

Nice place to visit

Lovely part of Nice.

Nestled in the city center, the Nice Cathedral is a breathtaking masterpiece of architecture. Its detailed design and calm atmosphere create a serene escape from the lively streets outside. The cathedral’s magnificent exterior and impressive interior are captivating, making it a must-visit for anyone interested in history and culture. The quiet ambiance adds to the sense of peace, allowing visitors to truly appreciate its beauty and significance. An unforgettable landmark that enriches the city’s charm – highly recommended for a visit.

Cathedral design in baroque architectural style. Relic of Sainte-Reparate housed within. The interior is also decorated in the baroque style. The dome vault is huge & so is the pipe organ of the Cathedral. My wife & I went for service there on Mother's Day. Mass Service was listed as 9am, 1030am, noon, The 1030am service started at 11am! Service was late, but the ceremony was beautiful.😇 Worth visiting, the organ music alone made the service outstanding!🙏

One of the first things to do after having icecreams at Fenocchio is to enter this Baroque cathedral in Place Rossetti. Established in 1699 and elevated to the status of Basilica in 1949, it houses the relics of St. Reparate, a woman martyred in Palestine, whose remains were brought to Nice in 1060. With 10 highly decorated chapels and an 11th one for baptism, this place of worship will easily take you 30-40 mins to admire if not more. Beware that churches here close at 6 PM, so try to enter atleast an hour earlier to beat the late afternoon crowds.

Cathédrale Sainte-Réparate de Nice is average when it comes to aesthetics (compared to other similar buildings). Entrance is free and it is well kept. Ok to stopp in for a moment if you’re already in the area.

I found Cathédrale Sainte-Réparate while exploring Old Nice, and it truly stopped me in my tracks. The Baroque interior is stunning golden details, calm light, and a deep sense of peace. It’s not large, but it’s full of soul and history. I’m glad I stepped inside.

The Cathédrale Sainte-Réparate de Nice is a beautiful example of Baroque architecture located in the heart of Nice’s Old Town. Its richly decorated interior, with elegant columns, golden details, and stunning frescoes, creates a peaceful and spiritual atmosphere. The exterior may seem modest compared to other cathedrals in France, but once inside, the beauty and craftsmanship are truly impressive. The cathedral is not very large, which makes it feel intimate and inviting. It’s a perfect place to take a quiet break from the busy streets of Nice and admire the art and history that the city has to offer.

Beautiful cathedral. We stumbled into this church and the choir was practicing...perfect.

Really interesting museum with lots of early historic art scenes as Nice grew from a fishing and olives town into the city it is today. Lots of interesting Napoleon items as well. Well worth a visit to this cool interior museum especially on hot summer days

This is a beautiful museum. The ground floor has an alcove, a library, larger-than-life portraits of prominent people, and a hall that runs a looping slide presentation about Nice and this building. Walking up the wonderful staircase, you will find the face mask of Napoleon at one end and the bicorne hat at the other. Several exhibits of Garibaldi and the proclamation of Nice's independence are in the enormous hallway. The rooms have a sizeable collection of statues and posters of carnivals from the city's olden days. When I visited, there was an awareness exhibition about the oceans on the uppermost floor. Outside the building is a beautiful garden with benches to relax. Total time taken: 45 mins.

The gardens are free, you don't need to pay. There are benches, shades, and tropical flowering plants. The manorhouse is very well maintained and quite grand, with three floors of exhibits. It's not handicap accessible, stairs only. The content of the museum is of local interest only. The design of the house is perhaps more impressive than its exhibits, with various paintings of napoleon, queen victoria, and garibaldi. It covers customs of the city e.g. food, songs, and folksy stuff. 10 euros per person, or 15 euros for all museums of the city -- it's about fair. It took us about an hour, without reading the descriptions.

Beautiful villa that was commissioned by Victor Masséna, Prince of Essling and Duke of Rivoli, and grandson of one of Napoleon's famous generals. It was built around 1900 in a Neoclassical style with Belle Époque influences. The ground floor is still witness of that time. The first and second floor are dedicated to the history of Nice and the region with sometimes interesting items.

After years of visiting museums, you eventually realize most of them are pretty much the same – nothing particularly special about them. This museum is exactly that: nothing special. If it’s raining outside and you just need a place to hide from the weather, stop by. There’s about 40 minutes of content, give or take. Just be careful with the security staff — if you slightly move a curtain to check if it’s still raining, they’ll warn you not to touch anything. Also, I get that everything is in French and I respect that, but come on — this is a tourist city, at least give us descriptions in English as well. So I had to improvise and make up my own explanations, which honestly made the whole thing more entertaining than the actual exhibition. On the bright side, they do have a beautiful garden with free entry — and honestly, it’s a million times better than the museum itself. Overall, I left disappointed.

The splendid Museum of the History of the City of Nice: the ground floor boasts exceptionally rich interior architecture. The lush park overlooking the sea is also worth a visit.

Great museum, so much to see of the history of France and the region. Entry is 10€ and it is worth it. The expositions about the regional traditions were curated in very interesting and engaging way.

Great location on the beach. Service was slow but friendly - they just need more servers! Food very average, octopus salad didn’t taste of anything it was literally rocket and octopus. Should be adults only as lots of loud children (got hit by a child flinging around his towel twice 😭). Also a lot of obnoxious American. Drinks good and a standard price. Overall not bad for the location, one of the more affordable options on nice beach and I would still come back.

If you have a day to relax in Nice and want to enjoy the sun & beautiful Sea, this is the perfect spot to spend your day. We booked 2 beach chairs (first line, by the water) and it was the perfect beach day. Their servers were attentive, and we enjoyed a crisp bottle of rosé and traditional Niçoise salad. The food and drinks are a bit expensive, but you’re paying for the view and amenities (chairs, umbrellas, close to water)—everything was still delicious and enjoyable. Well worth the money for the private beach club loungers and umbrellas, if you’re visiting Nice!

Great customer service, beautiful views, mouth-watering dishes and the wine paired with our food was amazing :) Highly recommend 👌

Great location right on the water. Plenty of seating, I sat in the shade which was nice. Ordered the linguini with salmon and it was divine. Also received a complimentary olive tapenade that was a good way to start the meal.

We have spend a whole day at the beach sun chairs and day before just for drinks. Both days were nice, lovely staff, view are wonderful. I can’t fault it.

The food tasted good and the atmosphere was okay, but the service was just terrible, which made me extremely angry! When we were paying the bill, the waitress took the cash I gave her and told me that she wouldn't give me change and would take it as a tip. After I expressed my confusion, she lied to me, saying that this was a French rule. When I clearly refused, she became infuriated and insulted me, telling me to "go home". Meeting such a low-quality and morally corrupt waitress while traveling completely ruined my day.

Mateo, thank you! You made our day at the Blue Beach! My husband and I we're here all day today and it was amazing😍. Especially the food was good but also Mateo, our waitor was excellent and one of the best! He is kind and very service oriented. My husband read somewhere that the tips we're included in the bill so first we didn't give anything extra. Then I felt odd about it and asked Meteo if this information was correct and he said they get tips seperately. So please guys, don't think that the waitors get tips already if you pay the bill. These kids work so hard all day, this is why we tipped afterwards.

If you're in the Old Nice area and you need a short break from markets and cafes/restaurants, this Musée du Palais Lascaris is an easy escape to the past. It's not big so you can finish going through it in under an hour and tickets were under 10 euros so very affordable. Dive into the history of the aristocratic place if Counts Lascaris-Vintimille and its architecture is influenced by 17th century Genoese baroque style. Lots of instruments on display, written works, furniture and tapestries, busts in the hallways.

Musée du Palais Lascaris is located in Nice’s historic center. It houses one of the largest musical instrument collections including rare pieces. The Palais used to belong to an aristocratic family that had links to old orders. The museum tells the history of the family as well. There are a few flights of stairs to be mindful of. Also if you do not read French, be on the lookout for large laminated descriptions of the informational plaques on the wall that are translated to English. Very informative. There was even a modern exhibition on the ground flood near the entrance related to water and pollution. Highly recommend

I stumbled upon this place by chance and was lucky to find out it was free entry for European Heritage Day! Such a fascinating historical site — filled with musical instruments, weapons, and engaging history videos. There was also a modern art exhibition inside, inspired by the blue sea. Absolutely beautiful and worth a visit! 🌊✨

A beautiful 17th century villa located in the old city. Its ornate ceilings, staircases, and, vintage Instruments make it a pleasant place to visit.

If your time in Niza is short, avoid this so called museum. The upkeep of the property is negligible, there are some interesting displays of historical string instruments and a small maritime room but I wouldn’t call the time spent here a learning experience.

Very small museum, not much to see. The exhibition was in a room that was modern and not in the style of the building. At least it was free entry.

Not very big but a treasure trove of baroque instructions and other delightful things

I visited the Basilique Notre-Dame de Nice and was captivated by its neo-Gothic architecture. The twin towers and the large rose window depicting the Assumption of Mary are particularly striking. Inside, the serene atmosphere and beautiful stained glass windows provided a peaceful retreat from the bustling city. It’s a remarkable landmark that showcases the rich history and architectural beauty of Nice.

The light show at the Basilique Notre-Dame de l'Assomption was absolutely spectacular. The interior lighting was breathtaking and enhanced the spiritual atmosphere beautifully. The combination of music and visual effects highlighted the basilica’s undeniable beauty, making it a truly memorable experience. The only drawback is that the entire narrative is presented in French, so for non-French speakers, it’s more of a visual and musical treat rather than a fully immersive storytelling experience. Still, the artistry and ambiance make it well worth attending.

This is variously called the Nice Cathedral / Basilica / Notre-Dame of Nice amongst other by locals and tourists alike. It's a nice neo-Gothic styled church near to Gare Thiers. It was purposefully built by the French after they acquired Nice from the Kingdom of Sardinia.

The Basilique Notre-Dame de l'Assomption was absolutely spectacular. The interior lighting was stunning and really added to the spiritual atmosphere. However, we visited in June, and it was incredibly hot—around 100°F (38°C). There were about 150 people inside, and with no air conditioning, it felt like a sauna or even a barbecue. At one point, I genuinely thought someone might pass out from the heat. The beauty of the basilica is undeniable, but they really need to install some form of climate control. It’s hard to appreciate such a magnificent place when you're drenched in sweat.

Beautiful and peaceful cathedral. Definitely recommend a visit to take in the history and beauty of this amazing place.

Standing tall at the end of the street in the center of town is this impressive Basilica. Impressive high domed ceilings and a beautiful place to get lost in your thoughts and stop and reflect. I always at these beautiful churches and the money and time that goes into building and then maintain them. Another stunning European Basilica to cross off our bucket list. The stained glass windows are beautiful when the sun shines through.

Absolutely stunning visit to the Basilique Notre-Dame de l’Assomption in Nice! The architecture is breathtaking and the atmosphere serene. The highlight? The “LiminScence” laser show inside the Notre-Dame—absolutely mesmerizing! A truly magical and unforgettable experience.

We had an amazing time out on the water with Nick and the 42 foot Marilou. This was the best thing we did while in Nice. So many amazing swimming spots and lunch in Plage Mala (not cheap, but an awesome spot with great food.) Highly recommend.

Simon and Mr King were the absolute best! Simon is very knowledgeable about the area and has incredible stories to share. Perfect weather, perfect boat, perfect company, and beyond perfect day! Sincerely grateful for the hospitality and for making our trip so enjoyable. Do not hesitate to book! They are the best in the business. Hugs from New York 🤍

Amazing boat experience! I cannot say enough about this beautiful boat and amazing crew Simon and M. If you are on the fence about chartering this boat- just do it! Our family of 5 with 3 teenage girls had a lovely time and felt incredibly pampered. Our 4 hours flew by. We had several swim spots and great sightseeing along the coast of the French Riviera.

We have an amazing time with our charter. Captain Dean was awesome and showed us all the beautiful places during our charter on the French Riviera. Liga and his charter company was great throughout the process. We highly recommend RENT A BOAT BY HOUR for your next charting experience. We can't wait to schedule our next charter soon!!! Aris John and Sharon.

My family and I had an amazing time on this boat trip. Captain Simon showed us so many villas and told us the history connected to them. He also recommended a number of things for us to do while we are at Monaco. It was a very peaceful yet informative experience, and I would recommend this trip to anyone visiting!!

Everything was so seamless from beginning to end with the help of Liga I was able to book exactly what I needed moths in advance and her communication was great. Captain Simon and king made the boat experience absolutely amazing we were able to swim and enjoy the views. Best experience I had in Nice, can’t wait to go back

We were so impressed with the entire boating experience! We chartered the Fairline Targa 52. The boat was absolutely pristine! Right off the showroom floor. Our skipper, Simon, was experienced and professional. He pointed out all of the highlights along the way with a tremendous sense of humor! We will be repeat customers for sure. Cheers!

Recommend visiting! Beautiful gardens

Free admission and large collection of sculpture and paintings. Quite enjoyable.

It is a nice place to visit, we visited using the Hop on Hop off ( Nice le Grande Tour + Villefranche sur Mer - City Tour) 4 May 2025.

Fantastic little gem of a museum. Not to be missed!!

Really worth a visit and free! Stunning views of the bay.

I have visited many museums on Cote D'Azur (Matisse, Chagall (Nice), Picasso (Antibes) and this one of Volti has been by far the best. Small, intimate, with so much beauty and in a beautiful setting. Plus entrance free. Thank you!

Great sculptures, good alignment, exhibition for free, nice garden around the museum. Interesting for children and the can run outside

A nice view point over the village and port area by the sea.

Memorial plaque at the site of Princess Grace fatal accident. A Memorial Stone commemorating the Death of Princess Grace of Monaco by opening the Boulevard Princess Grace de Monaco.

Its a small tribute with a nice backdrop

Just beautiful !

It was absolutely beautiful

Excellent tribute

Super

Bit of a disappointment

Calm place.

Absolutely magical place with a unique view on Nice and the Saint-Jean Cap Ferrat. I eternally love it and always come back, when I can. Go visit it, it's so truly magical!

(Translated by Google) In the highest part of the town and almost at the exit of it is this Botanical Garden that is actually more of a viewpoint, since it is an area of ​​the mountain, with a small fence and little else, it has a bench to sit on. , but it is not cared for as a garden deserves, it is pure mountain, what is impressive are the views from the viewpoint at the entrance, it is an esplanade for parking with a fence from which you can see the entire town and the infinity from the sea, it is usually quite air, and I suppose, since we went in summer, that in winter it will be very cold, an essential place if you go to the town, there are no better views than from here. (Original) En la parte más alta del pueblo y ya casi en la salida del mismo se encuentra este Jardín Botánico que en realidad es más un mirador, ya que es una zona del monte, con una pequeña valla y poco más, tiene algún banco para poder sentarte, pero no está cuidado como un jardín se merece, es puro monte, lo que si impresiona son las vistas desde el mirador que hay en la entrada, es una explanada para aparcar con una valla desde la que se ve todo el pueblo y la infinidad del mar, suele hacer bastante aire, y supongo, ya que fuimos en verano, que en invierno hará mucho frío, sitio imprescindible si vas al pueblo, no hay mejores vistas que desde aquí.

(Translated by Google) December 26, 2021 - During a motorcycle ride with my husband, this day after Christmas, he takes me to discover this place that I didn't know. The major attraction of the place is its panoramic view of the St-Jean Cap Ferrat peninsula with the bay of Beaulieu on one side and the harbor of Villefranche s/mer on the other. The Mediterranean type vegetation composed of trees and shrubs does not present a great diversity of species but the smells must be exhilarating in spring. This park is pleasant to come, alone or with family, to walk on the laid out paths, to enjoy the tables in the shade of the pine trees or the children's play area. The parking lot for parking directly nearby is a plus. (Original) 26 décembre 2021 - Au gré d'une ballade moto avec mon mari, en ce lendemain de Noël, il m'amène découvrir cet endroit que je ne connaissais pas. L’attrait majeur du lieu repose sur sa vue panoramique sur la péninsule de St-Jean Cap Ferrat avec la baie de Beaulieu d’un côté et la rade de Villefranche s/mer de l’autre. La végétation de type méditerranéen composée d’arbres et arbustes ne présente pas une grande diversité d’espèces mais les odeurs doivent exalter au printemps. Ce parc est agréable pour venir, seul(e) ou en famille, se promener sur les sentiers aménagés, profiter des tables à l’ombre des pins ou de l’espace jeux pour enfants. Le parking pour se garer directement aux abords est un plus.

(Translated by Google) If you find a more beautiful view, I don't know of one. Walking path kindergarten bowling games benches tables... orientation table breathtaking overview (Original) Si vous trouvez une vue plus belle moi j'en connais pas. Sentier pédestre jardin d'enfant jeux de boules bancs tables... table d'orientation vue d'ensemble imprenable

(Translated by Google) This observation deck offers the best views of the Ferrat Cap and Villefranche. There are picnic tables and benches in secluded areas. For unknown reasons, parking is prohibited after 10 pm. There is no need to have any illusions about the botanical garden; there is practically none. (Original) С этой смотровой площадки открываются самые лучшие виды на кап Ферра и Вильфранш. Есть столики для пикника и лавочки в укромных местах. По непонятным причинам парковка после 10 вечера запрещена. Насчет ботанического сада не стоит делать иллюзий, его практически нет.

(Translated by Google) Nice theater for a small town like Villefranche but don't go to the front row of the balcony because a scrap metal bar will block your view of the stage and you will have to bend over during the entire show!!! (Original) Joli théâtre pour une petite ville comme Villefranche mais ne vous mettez surtout pas au premier rang du balcon car une barre en ferraille vous bouchera la vue sur la scène et vous devrez vous penchez pendant tout le spectacle !!!

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful theater A pleasure to go there every time (Original) Très beau théâtre Un plaisir de s y rendre à chaque fois

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful theater but what heat!!! The beauty of the spectacle is spoiled by the excessive temperature Friday June 28 indoor temperature as high as outside more than 30° That's for sure (Original) Très beau théâtre mais quelle chaleur!!! La beauté du spectacle est gâchée par la température excessive Vendredi 28 juin température intérieur aussi importante qu'à l'extérieur plus de 30° C'est certain

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, fairly intimate room which offers good proximity to the speakers and the possibility of exchanges. As far as sound is concerned, there is no particular difficulty. The foyer bar is narrower. (Original) Belle salle assez intimiste qui offre une bonne proximité avec les intervenants et la possibilité d'échanges. En ce qui concerne le son, il n'y a pas de difficulté particulière. Le foyer bar est plus étroit quant à lui.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful (Original) Très beau

(Translated by Google) Very comfortable armchairs, very good acoustics (Original) Fauteuils hypers confortables , très bon accoustique

(Translated by Google) Very very hot, no ventilation or ventilation, really complicated to enjoy the show on summer evenings. (Original) Très très chaud ,,aucune aération ou ventilation,, vraiment compliqué d'apprécier le spectacle lors de soirées d' été.

Richard and his lovely partner are just the best hosts and there knowledge regarding art is just brilliant, love em

The most special art gallery I have been into in a while. Richard does a beautiful job telling the stories behind each of his fantastic artists work. The art is definitely worth stopping in for, but meeting Richard also makes it worth while. He knows all the best spots in villefranche and is always a great chat. Just knowing Richard made our stay in villefranche so much better. Highly recommend checking his store out.

Amazing art gallery with exceptional pieces from local artists. The staff was incredibly welcoming and knowledgeable about the pieces and the artists. If you’re in the south of France this place is definitely worth a visit. Rich and Jeanette have done a phenomenal job curating the space

Very unique place in villefranche. A Nice variety of artists local or not and some amazing art piece that need to be seen! Keep going to help new artists to arise 🙏🏾

Such a great Art Gallery - some really cool and exceptional pieces from local artists. Really nicely curated. We happened to stumble across this place after chatting to Rich just outside. He was a veritable fountain of knowledge of the area which was great as we had just arrived. Definitely worth a visit and a chat, Rich and Jeanette are lovely.

This Art Gallery is a hidden treasure on a small street just one back from the seafront in Villefranche. Lots of unique contemporary artwork from different international and very talented local artists. The owners Rich and Jeanette are very welcoming; They are passionate and knowledgeable about their Art and are very happy to share stories of each Artist and indeed life in general and the 'best spots' to eat /drink in the local village. Rich and Jeanette especially like to support talented new Artists and give them a platform. This Gallery has a wonderful cool vibe and definitely worth a visit

My wife and I recently stopped by Arthouse11, and were thoroughly impressed! Upon entering the gallery, we sensed a warm and inviting energy. The pieces installed, while quirky and fun, were also thought provoking and meticulously curated. Rich, welcomed us and sparked with passion as he walked us through the stories behind each artist featured on the walls. The more you look, the more you will see! We cannot wait to return, and find what the future has in store for this wonderful gallery and its beautiful owners!