The quaint harbor fishing settlements have turn chicness tourist destinations, today total of pleasure yachts and crowded summer beaches. The notable resort hotel of Juan-les-Pins and Cap d’Antibes appeal the fashionable jet set.

Up in the hills are the quieter mediaeval small town. Sainte-Agnès offerings splendid panoramic views of the ocean and mountains. In St. Paul-de-Vence tourists can browsing by stores and galleries set on narrow winding cobblestone streets. Throughout the region are charming country homes and terrassed individual villas overflowing with colourful flowers.

Grasse is the aromatherapy capital of the world. The manufactures invite tourists to visit and learn how French perfumes are made.

There are places of Interest:

1. Antibes: 17th-century ramparts, 12th-century palace on a sixteenth century tower, old city, archaeological Museum, Picasso Museum, beaches, Chateau Grimaldi, Marineland, Christian church of the Immaculate Conception
2. Biot: Antiquate shops, outside cafés, Fernand Léger Museum
3. Cannes: Popular for conventions and festivals, Cannes Film Festival, la Croisette, old city, Castre Museum, Palm Beach Casino, beaches
4. Grasse: Capital of perfume industry, cathedral, Art and story of Provence Museum
5. Juan-les-Pins: Popular nightlife spot
6. Mandelieu: Notable golf course, chateau, casino
7. Menton : Tenderest of coastal metropolises year-around, Cocteau Museum, Parvis and Christian church of St.  Michel, Promenade du Soleil, Bioves Garden
8. Monte Carlo: Main city of Monaco, casinos, gardens, Napoleon Museum, Oceanographic Museum, Wax Museum, views from the Corniche
9. Mougins: Golf course
10. Nice: Promenade des Anglais, fine arts museum, Matisse Museum, Chagall Museum, Ruhl Casino, Parc des Miniatures
11. Roquebrune: Chateau, Ste-Marguerite Church, golf course
12. Sainte Maxime: Fishing port, Tour Carré des Dames, Phonograph Museum, golf course
13. Saint Paul de Vence: Medieval village, Maeght Foundation
14. Saint Raphael: Archaeological Museum, old port, Christian church.