The Danish athlete Holger Rune offers a snapshot of Riviera life for visitors heading to the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters tournament.

Menton’s old town overlooks the Mediterranean and welcomed the first sleeper train passengers on the French Riviera in 1886. Photograph by Marco Bottigelli, Getty Images This article was produced by ...

Imagine spending a whole day exploring Rome's ancient wonders and world-class trattorie, then hitting the sack only to wake up to the French Riviera's turquoise seas and pastel-colored coastal towns?

A hundred years ago, bigwigs from London to Moscow began flocking south to the French Riviera and the sun-drenched city of Nice. They came to socialize, gamble, and escape the dreary weather at home, ...

The Maybourne Riviera pool is a chic place to unwind after Cannes Lions meetings.Courtesy of Maybourne Riviera Festival-goers looking for a last-minute getaway after the whirlwind that is Cannes Lions ...

A region famous for its sun-drenched climate becomes a refreshing retreat when the summer heat, megayachts and swarms of tourists are gone.

Ponant Explorations is unveiling a new French Riviera itinerary in 2026. The eight-day voyage will be offered aboard the recently renovated Le Ponant, which can accommodate up to 32 guests in 16 ...

High season in the French Riviera may be the summer months, but the region originally gained its popularity in the late 18th century as a winter retreat for royals and wealthy British aristocrats.

French authorities have officially rolled out new rules that will reshape cruise operations along the Alpes-Maritimes coastline (the French Riviera), home to some of the Mediterranean’s busiest cruise ...

Cruise ships in the harbor at Villefranche-sur-Mer. Guests ride tender boats to the port. Photo Credit: Boris Stroujko/Shutterstock Cruise caps are in effect on the French Riviera after they were ...

This particular slice of the Mediterranean coastline has yet to lose its charm, and the smart restoration of long-standing establishments combined with thoughtful new introductions keeps us coming ...