Top Architecture in Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur

Bring a water bottle. I didn't, and I ended up overpaying for drinks. There's a fountain nearby where you can refill, save your coins

Take a stroll along the Quai Saint-Pierre to admire the yachts and pastel-colored buildings. The architecture is stunning, and it's less busy than the main promenade.

Definitely try the local olives and cheeses from the stalls! I think the prices are super reasonable, and it’s great to snack while you stroll. But watch out, it can get a bit salty if you go crazy!

Check the schedule before you go! They often have cool events, performances, or art exhibits that you won’t want to miss. I happened to stumble into a special show, and it was a highlight of my visit!

Wear comfy shoes and be prepared to walk. The place is huge and you'll definitely want to explore every corner without hurrying. I wore sandals and regretted it by the end of the day!

Bring your own snacks or drinks. There are small cafes, but food can be pricey. I packed a light lunch and found a nice spot to enjoy it while soaking in the art!

I think it’s worth taking an hour to explore the surrounding park. The gardens are beautiful and it’s a quiet escape from the city. Plus, great photo spots!

My advice is to bring some water and snacks. The café nearby can get pricey, and a short break inside the Abbey’s gardens is lovely.

I recommend bringing a camera for the courtyard—it's gorgeous! However, be aware of some odd lighting; I didn't think about that and got some blurry pics. A little research on timing might help.