Oui, Nice est le paradis sur terre ! Je suis Québécoise vivant à Nice depuis 30 ans, une ville qui offre tout, moderne, culturelle, le parfait endroit de villégiature , où il fait bon
être en vacances 365 jours par an !

Nice, indeed, ended up there myself

Quite honestly you are correct great to visit not for relocation

Bonjour Matt, I'm a dual citizen of France & the UK, based around London,  and I have been following you for a while now ( I think it started with your US and Mexico travels). I'm pretty much a nomad myself, and I thoroughly enjoy your content - I found the videos on m y native France to be incredibly informative and pleasant to watch. Bon voyage, and keep up the good work !

Great video Matt, interesting, well explained and filmed !!! MERCI BEAUCOUP !!! Veronique

If you want to visit Aix-en Provence I recommend that you take day, hike to the summit of the Sainte victoire then go to Aix to spend the end of the day walking in the street before hitting a restaurant there.

Thank you!  Informative and entertaining !

4:14 — Seriously! With that shape and colors, it really makes me want to sing, "We All live in a yellow submarine, yellow submarine ... Yellow submarine!" from The Beatles. France is absolutely breathtaking with so much beauty, regions and biomes!

Good video - thank you!

Beautiful tours of these different cities of the French Riviera  👌🏻 Nice video ❤

Thanks for the video, stayed in nice for a week recently, we really really loved it and it was so easy to travel around and see lots of other places from there. Really enjoyed seeing it from your perspective.

That was gorgeous! And it was really nice to see a part of the world I havent been to.

Nice is also my favorite

Thank you, very nice presentation. And thank you for placing Nice at the top of your list.

My wife and I have been lucky to have a second home in Nice for the last 20 years, and we have never tired of it. As you say, it’s a big (but not too big) city by the sea, not a seasonal holiday resort. So it has a year-round buzz, there’s always so much to see and do, and you will never run out of restaurants and bars to visit. And with its airport and easy train and bus links to the rest of the Côte d’Azur, there is endless scope for places to visit.

Over the years, we’ve observed that visiting friends and family tend to either love it or hate it. The ones that “get it” understand the attraction of being in a cosmopolitan city on the Riviera. Those that don’t “get it” bemoan the lack of a sandy beach or a golf course, or the paucity of fast-food outlets. To them, I recommend Benidorm!

Great video! This has certainly given me some idea of where I might travel to next year. Nice is possibly my number 1 French city I've not yet visited.

Merci Matt, superbe vidéo. You've done more places from my region than I've ever visited. Being a Frenchy who has been living in London for over 17 years I appreciate it. So cheers 👍🏻

Great video Matt ❤ I really enjoyed it.
All the mentioned cities are amazing but Avignon , Antibes and Arles are surprisingly beautiful and breathtaking just as you said : walking through these cities feels like stepping back in time .
Keep it up 👏🏼

I KNEW that Nice would be number 1!  My husband and I did a train trip to the French Riviera for his 70th birthday eleven years ago.

A full month in the South of France, wonderful. St Tropez I would have thought might have been higher. Looks nice, especially the areas around the headland and the vibrant markets. Does look over crowded. Toulon looked a bit industrious, the mini festival looks fun, can see why the drunk would want to get involved. Aix en Provence, not heard of this one, dogs are allowed in the fountains? They would get fined in Italy for that! Cannes, well this is covered a lot on the tv thanks to its festivals. Some beautiful architecture there and some great shops. Ventimigilia, think this was visited in a Woody Allen film. Grey stoned beach and rubbish dumped? Oh dear. The old town looked charming. Nimes, are you making these up? Some lovely Roman architecture. Yikes watch out for crocodiles though. Marseille, everyone’s heard of this one and it looks to live up to its reputation. That basilica looks worth the climb.  Monaco, well you taught me last week that this is its own country and not part of France. Avenue looks nice, Lovely carousel and land train. €5 to go on a bridge? Not even Switzerland would be that cheeky. Nice looking hotel room and a great price on your visit. Montpellier sounds and looks lovely. Great to know about the reasonable trams and a great move for the locals. Antibes? Is this another made up one? My French geography isn’t that good. Nice shot of the Alps. I won’t be charting any boats then. Very cool diving statue. Nice looking pizza. Sanremo, another Italian entry, lovely pastel colours on the buildings, looks really charming and some cracking views from the top of the town. Arles, yay another carousel, does look very intimate, 46BC and lots of great Roman architecture to boot. Very arty place, even the graffiti looks 8 bit cool. Menton, I like its proximity to Italy. Gordon Bennet dock, you have to be kidding! Even Queen Victoria has a statue there. Don’t let YouTubers ruin the place! Nice, great list Matt, even has a sign reminding you where you are and a place you’d like to live in? Well that’s special 👍

your videos are good , would be nice to see one of Montpellier and where I live Sète 34200