What should you see in Èze Village?
The village itself is the main attraction: stone houses, vaulted passages, small squares, workshops and changing views over the Mediterranean. The Exotic Garden, set at the top among the remains of the old fortress, provides the most dramatic panorama.
How long do you need in Èze?
Allow two to three hours for the village and garden. Half a day gives you time for lunch. A full day works well if you combine Èze with Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat or Monaco.
When is the best time to visit Èze?
The village becomes busy in high season. Early morning or late afternoon is usually more comfortable. The streets are steep and cobbled, so suitable footwear is worthwhile.
Èze Village or Èze-sur-Mer?
Èze Village is the medieval site and viewpoint. Èze-sur-Mer lies at sea level and feels more residential and coastal. Strong walkers can connect them via the Nietzsche path.
What can you visit around Èze?
Continue towards Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat and Monaco, or return west towards Nice.
Where to stay when visiting Èze?
Èze is best treated as a day trip during a stay at Port d’Attache. From Vallauris you can devote a day to Èze together with Monaco or Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, then return to the same accommodation in the evening.