Eze is tiny and medieval, on top of a mountain (don’t think the seaside Eze is the same thing!) You can park near the tennis club and walk down 25 mins to the old town and take your time going down every nook and cranny. Jardín Exotique is closed as of Nov, so don’t buy tickets. A sweet and small flash into old history, few stairs. A sweet visit. We had lunch at the main (and only?) intersection, truffle chicken sandwich was delicious and staff was friendly. Took our baguette sandwich to go. Highly recommend!

Made a stop here as part of tour to visit this little village and see the 5* hotel and its surroundings. Got to walk around and see the nice scenery and Ariel views even though it was a cloudy day. This is a forest garden at the top which you have to pay to go in and see we didn’t have the time so missed out on that unfortunately. Just be prepared to walk and climb a lot. A good work out it is.

We walked up to the top, criss-crossing most of the old town as we went. Really charming place with little evidence of anyone actually living there and quite a few airbnb key boxes on doors. Narrow, steep streets not for the unfit but worth the effort if you like old towns. The expensive restaurants/hotels with great views were closed for the season but at every turn there was an amazing lookout. A few places were open, a mix of tourist tat and original crafts.

Eze village is lovely although that does mean it's packed with tourists and the charm is somewhat offset by the crowds. The narrow, winding cobbled streets lead ever upwards eventually reaching the entrance to the Jardin Exotique at the top, which is a must-see for the amazing views. There are lots of little art and craft shops and galleries along the way and many restaurants so you could easily spend a whole day exploring.

Beautiful village to explore. We were staying in Nice and we took bus 82 up to Eze Village. Bus was packed by the time we got on so be prepared to stand for 30 minutes or so. Make sure you have a pre-loaded travel card as the bus driver will charge more if you don’t. The bus driver coming back was very rude as he spoke loudly and rudely to a couple in front of us. When I also needed to pay for a bus ticket he took cash, but never gave us an actual ticket! I didn’t enjoy this experience travelling to Eze but the village itself is lovely to see. Where comfortable walking shoes! It can get quite hilly in places and there are lots of steps, but its manageable. The gardens are a must see if you are there with great views. Costs 8 Euros per person to enter. Beware of the jam/ nougat selling shop! It looks very enticing until the staff try to start selling you slices of jam but won’t give any indication on the price! Avoid if you can!