Èze

Such a cool midevil town. Only had half a day there but my girlfriend and I are planning to go back and stay in the Eze hotel right in the middle of it all. Beathtakingly beautiful. Samantha Brown’s Passport to Europe cover Eze, definately worth a watch. Can’t wait to go back.

Eze is my favorite place in the whole world. I have wanted to stay there since the first time I set foot in the picturesque village… It’s like a fairy tale. I never wanted to leave.

It was great fun exploring the winding narrow streets. With every turn there’s a little shop or a cafe or a house with beautiful flowers trailing down it.

Cascading flowers, old stone steps, breathtaking views! I would love to back and live like a local for a couple of months.

I went to Eze this past summer with ACIS. To the Fragonard factory and through the medieval village. I also went into the Jardins Exotiques. It was an amazing view. We were higher up than the clouds!

I loved this medieval village! Set high atop the Cote d’Azur this is a really special place. Although the village has been transformed into a shopping destination, you can still imagine what it must have been like to live here centuries ago. It isn’t filled with tacky souveniers or people following you around asking you to buy brand name knock-offs as in many larger cities of France. Since there aren’t any roads, just pathways that were used by villagers & goats, no cars can navigate in the village. Spending a day trekking up, down and all around through the bricked pathways and alleys of this well preserved village was a pleasure! I would love to revisit.

Because I bought the CARPE DIEM ring in Eze, it has always reminded me to live life to its fullest.

I saw this small town on TV (the Travel Channel) recently, and it looks so quaint and cozy… and AMAZING! It seems like it was pulled out of some fairytale!

Of course, I could imagine how crowded the place would be during traveling season (since the streets are all small), so I would like to visit during off-season.

I’ve been a couple of times, and each time it’s been magical.

Old Eze is a beautiful (but expensive) hillside town known for its boutiques and incredible views.