
Exploring the medieval village of Eze is, indeed, a fascinating experience. Perched high on the mountain with stunning views, its fortifications and ramparts bear witness to its history of staving off invasions - most notably in 1543 when it suffered the Ottoman Offensive...

The village contains many remarkable residences from the Riquier Residence to the Chateau de la Chevre D'Or and the Chateau Eza. In addition there is the Church Notre-Dame de l'Assomption consecrated in 1772 with a wonderful Baroque interior, and nearby the oldest building in the village dating from 1306, is the Chapel of Sainte Croix which belonged to the lay order of the White Penitents of Eze in charge of administering aid to victims of the Plague...

Visitors enjoy exploring the winding streets and absorbing all the history of the village, as well as browsing the newer attractions of upmarket art galleries and boutiques, and taking a welcome break at the many cafes and restaurants. .......

If you get some good weather then visitng the Jardin Exotique and sampling these stunning views from its highest point, finishes off the visit in spectacular style. All in all it makes for a wonderful afternoon out. Catch bus 83 from outside the railway station at Eze-Sur-Mer, and if like me you want more of those views, then descend from the village down the Chemin Nietzsche back to the sea (45 minutes of steep descent)......Enjoy!!
