Geographically located between the Mediterranean coastline and The Alps, Provence-Alps-Côte d'Azur gets a lot of buzz from visitors who are amused with its ideal climate and attractive sights. Packaged with extraordinary sceneries, a backstory of rich historical past, topped with a pile of celebrations and festivals – all these make Provence-Alps-Côte d'Azur a true delight for tourists to see.

Marseille is the region’s capital city. It is considered to be a major center of art and history with many museums and galleries. Also, there is a lot of ancient buildings and cathedrals of historical value.

Located in the outskirts of Provence-Alps-Côte d'Azur, the French Riviera has become the most popular tourist destination in this region. It stretches along the Mediterranean Sea at the foot of the Alpine chain. Thanks to its proximity to the sea and the high mountains that stop the cold continental winds from reaching the lands, the place enjoys higher winter temperatures.

In no time, you can trek from lemon and palm trees of the coast to the nearby Alpine peak to experience some coolness during summer or to engage into snow sports during winter.

Another one of the more known places in this region is Cannes. Cannes is almost synonymous to the glitz and glamour of the movies. So if you’re a movie fan, you’ve probably heard of the Cannes Film Festival. Every May each year, the city is host to stars and filmmakers for the screenings of the movie selections for the festival. As a regular tourist, you will not be able to watch a screening of any of the movies. However, in Cinéma de la Plage, an open-air cinema, you can get tickets for free to see out-of-competition and Cannes classic movies.

Then later, you can just go celebrity hunting in the red carpet!