Village of Eze

Upon arrival, you’ll be transported back in time, greeted by medieval walls and cobblestone streets lined with stone houses, artisan shops, and art galleries.

Every corner invites exploration, with narrow alleys, winding staircases, and flower-adorned facades.

The Exotic Garden of Eze

Located at the top of the village, it's a must-see. This hanging garden houses a collection of succulent and Mediterranean plants, but above all, it offers spectacular views of the sea, stretching all the way to the coasts of

Saint-Tropez and Italy.

It's the perfect spot to admire the sunset.

The Exotic Garden of Eze, located at the village’s summit, is a must-visit. This cliffside garden boasts a collection of succulent and Mediterranean plants, but its true highlight is the panoramic view of the sea, stretching from

History is woven into the fabric of Eze, evident in landmarks like the Notre-Dame-de-l’Assomption Church, built in the 18th century, and the remnants of the medieval castle that once towered above the village. Perfume enthusiasts can enjoy a visit to the renowned Fragonard or Galimard perfumeries, discovering the art of crafting local fragrances.

For hikers, the Nietzsche Path offers a thrilling adventure. This steep trail connects Eze to the coastline and is named after the German philosopher who found inspiration for his writings here. Along the descent, hikers are treated to awe-inspiring views.

Strolling through the village, you’ll find charming artisan shops selling local treasures like pottery, jewelry, and unique artistic creations. Perched restaurants with terraces overlooking the sea serve exquisite dishes blending Provençal flavors with Mediterranean influences.

La Chèvre d’Or

This renowned restaurant is located within the Château de La Chèvre d'Or, clinging to the hillside of the medieval village

of Èze. It offers breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea and the azure hinterland.

Its menu celebrates the authenticity of an exceptional terroir, stretching from the rocky foothills of the Mercantour to the deep blues of the Mediterranean.

An outstanding gastronomic experience featuring high-level creative cuisine by chef Tom Meyer, who succeeded Arnaud Faye in 2024.

Two Michelin stars - €€€€

This renowned restaurant is located within the Château de La Chèvre d'Or, clinging to the hillside of the medieval village of Èze. It offers breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea and the azure hinterland. Its menu celebrates the authenticity of an exceptional terroir, stretching from the rocky foothills of the Mercantour to the deep blues of the Mediterranean.

Le Château Eza

Nestled in a 14th-century residence perched at 427 meters above sea level, this is an exceptional place where the Mediterranean stretches as far as the eye can see, revealing its full beauty from a terrace suspended between sky and sea.

The visual delight continues on the plate, under the direction of chef Justin Schmitt, who delivers a contemporary cuisine that is precise, refined, and full of character.

One Michelin star - €€€€

Nestled in a 14th-century residence perched at 427 meters above sea level, this is an exceptional place where the Mediterranean stretches as far as the eye can see, revealing its full beauty from a terrace suspended between sky and sea. The visual delight continues on the plate, under the direction of chef Justin Schmitt, who delivers a contemporary cuisine that is precise, refined, and full of character.

Le Mas Provençal

Set in a magical greenhouse-garden adorned with hundreds of fresh flowers, fruits, and exotic plants, the décor evokes a true fairy tale — a blend of Alice in Wonderland (Tim Burton style) and a lush garden.

Offered exclusively in the evening, the fixed menu is priced at €136, including amuse-bouches, raw vegetables, starter, main course, and dessert (excluding drinks).

Provençal Cuisine - €€€€

Set in a magical greenhouse-garden adorned with hundreds of fresh flowers, fruits, and exotic plants, the décor evokes a true fairy tale — a blend of Alice in Wonderland (Tim Burton style) and a lush garden. Offered exclusively in the evening, the fixed menu is priced at €136, including amuse-bouches, raw vegetables, starter, main course, and dessert (excluding drinks).

The peaceful ambiance of Eze, far from the hustle and bustle of larger cities, makes it an ideal destination for a romantic getaway or a moment of rejuvenation. Its strategic location also allows easy access to nearby attractions like Monaco, Nice, or Riviera beaches.

Visiting Eze is like stepping into a postcard where every detail is frozen in time while basking in the Mediterranean art of living. It’s an unforgettable experience for lovers of nature, history, and exceptional scenery.

Short hikes around Eze

Experienced hikers will appreciate the Nietzsche Trail, a steep path that connects Eze to the sea, named in homage to the German philosopher who drew inspiration from this place for his writings. The trail offers incredible views all the way down.

For those who enjoy walking without too much difficulty, the Simoula Trail will be a unique experience: walking literally suspended above the Mediterranean. The starting point is at Fort de la Revère, a former military fortification perched on the heights between the sea and the mountains. This walk is one of the most spectacular on the French Riviera.

The Village of Eze