My family of 13 trip to France and the travel agent was yours truly, which ended up going more smoothly than expected! We kept things simple but made sure to book restaurants 4-6 weeks in advance just to guarantee we had what we wanted. We stayed at Le Méridien in Nice and Maison Albar - Le Pont-Neuf in Paris.
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• Day 1: Explore Villefranche-sur-Mer, Lunch at Dry and Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, including Villa Villa Ephrussi. Dinner at La Villa Massenet in Nice
• Day 2: Explore Saint Tropez, including Place des Lices artist market, Old Port, La Ponche and eating at Homer Lobster and La Tarte Tropezienne. Dinner in Nice at Maison F by the Old Port and walked along Promenade des Anglais all the way back to hotel.
• Day 3: Explore Èze Village, including hilltop and shop, Jardin Exotique, sandwiches from Da Dina, shopping at the famousParfum Fragonard. Quick trip to Monaco-Monte-Carlo to visit the harbor, Prince’s Palace, Monte Carlo Casino and dine at Caffè Milano. Train from Monaco to Nice since there are not Ubers in the country of Monaco.
• Day 4: Explore Nice Old Town and Cours Saleya Fruit and flower market; Lunch at the amazing Le Plongeoir, then visit Castle Hill for views of Nice coastline view and Waterfalls. 1.5 hour flight from Nice to Paris.
• Day 5: Explore Paris including Louvre Courtyard exterior, Place de Vendome, Galleries Lafayette, Maison Gourmet and a little dessert tour including Eclairs from Stohrer and Petit chou from Odette. Evening Sienne walk by Pont Alexandre III and Quarter Latin.
• Day 6: Explore Montmartre area including Sacré-Cœur, Place du Tertre and Rue de l’Abreuvoir. Lunch at L’Art du Festin, Shopping at Avenue de L’Amontagne, Cédric Grolet L’Opera desserts tasting, followed by dinner at the iconic Les Deux Magots in Saint-Germain. Finished the evening with a classic sunset Seine Cruise. 🌅
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