The south of France - Marseille to Menton

Marseille - The greek city

With only 2 days in Marseille, you don't have the time to visit all the city but here is a list of what you should visit in Marseille : - Le Vieux Port - Le MuCem, a new museum - Le Stade Vélodrome - Les Terrasses du port ( shopping center with the best vue of Marseille - Les Docks ( another new shopping center) - Le quartier du Panier - Le vallon des auffes

Aix-en-Provence - "The city which has 1000 fontains"

Obviously you can't visit all the fountains in the city but the fountain " La Rotonde " is the most beautiful after this you can walk on the cour mirabeau and eat one ice on la Place de la Mairie

Cassis et ses Calanques

It would be preferable to go to walk in Calanques in the morning and then to visit the city of blackcurrant the afternoon

Bandol et son rosé ( vine )

A little port between Marseille and Toulon which is the city with the best rosé You also have beach

Toulon, le Rugby, l'apéro et son port militaire

It is also a very beautiful city where there are lots of things to do You can visit the marin museum, go on a boat on the port and visit the military port, climb to the Mont Faron and visit the Stade Mayol or the liberty place

Hyères

You have two days to spend in Hyères, you should take the first in order to visit the city and sleepon the beach and the second to go on the Porquerolles Island which is very beatifull

Saint-Tropez la magnifique

It is not anymore necessary to present this known city You should walk in the old street and eat a tropezienne wich is a cake from this city

Cannes

Galas, regattas, the Film Festival and an outrageously attractive and affluent set characterize Cannes. Vast yachts obscure the view and the town lives up to its motto, "Life is a festival." People-watching is the activity that brings most visitors to Cannes, and hotel-lined La Croisette provides a fine promenade. First popularized by Coco Chanel, Cannes beaches are a huge draw. Get expensive seaside food and drinks service on hotel sand or opt for the free public beaches, Plages du Midi and de la Boca.

Nice

Nice has a cosmpolitan Riviera vibe, and you'll enjoy exploring its fashionable boutiques and restaurants and sunning yourself on its popular beaches. (Just don't expect soft sand—these beaches have pebbles.) Walk up to Castle Hill for a beautiful view of the city, the Bay of Angels and of course, the bright blue water that gave the Cote d'Azur its name.

Monaco

The Principality of Monaco, a small city-state overlooking the pristine blue waters of the Mediterranean, is a place famed for its glamour and wealth. The Palais Princier, former home of Princess Grace and current home of her son, Prince Albert II, is at the top of the cliff-bound medieval Monaco-Ville. More well known is Monte Carlo, a neighborhood soaked in sun, money, and expensive champagne, and home to the Formula One Monaco Grand Prix, the European Poker Tour, and the Monte Carlo Rally.

Menton

Relaxed beaches flank the sunny resort town of Menton, known as "the pearl of France," and its most temperate locale. Nearly a dozen private beaches offer bar service and lounge chairs. The free public beaches are kid-friendly with plenty of aquatic sports to inspire a plunge into the Med.