What a great selection of perfumes. All of the new Molinard fragrances. The sales persons were…read morehelpful.

If you're in Nice and want a unique experience, the perfume workshop at Molinard is a must. You…read morestart by choosing your favorite scents from a wide selection of top, middle, and base notes, then the instructor helps you determine the measurements of each and blend them into your own custom fragrance. The measuring part was a little tricky for me (especially when certain notes needed much more than others), but the staff was so helpful and made sure it all came together. I ended up adjusting my picks and loved the final result. You're supposed to wait seven days before wearing it so the notes can fully settle, but I couldn't resist trying mine right away. It already smells amazing. The best part is they keep your formula on file, so when you run out, you can order another bottle of your exact creation. I can't wait to start wearing mine every day. It's such a special reminder of my trip. Highly recommend this experience!

Saw online that there were free tours. When a group of us walked in, the employees let us know that…read morewe are free to give ourselves a self-guided tour, as everything is open. We went to the back, where we saw machines and work stations, kind of like a mini museum about perfume creation. Lots of good photo opportunities too. After we walked around (which only took about 5-10 minutes), we looked around in the shop and sampled many perfumes! All of which were great, but on the pricey side. Didn't end up buying anything, but would recommend this place if you're in the area. Lots of other shops and restaurants nearby, along with public transportation stations

Such a fun experience at the Parfumerie Galimard! Booked a perfume making class prior to visiting…read moreand had a blast. The staff walk you through the process and discuss the different "notes" of a perfume. You get 6 bottles to choose from for each of the three notes and smell them together as you go to ensure you're happy with the final product. They also keep your formula on file, so you can reorder in the future! Following the class, we also were able to walk around and learn a bit more about the factory and smell some of their signature scents.

My favourite kids store in Cannes. There are other more expensive ones that are great too, but the…read moreclothes her are chic and less expensive than the Rue d'Antibes shops.

Excellent service and selection. Very knowledgeable staff! Customer service was outstanding. A…read moretrue hidden gem for those shopping for a unique opportunity to try a new fragrance, stock up on favorites or simply learn a bit about a new scent.

It was my last day for shopping in France and I was interested in buying a bottle of Portrait of a…read moreLady by Frederic Malle. After a trip to Galleries Lafayette in Nice came up empty, I looked up boutiques where the perfume is sold. Tanagra is the only mentioned location in Nice. This boutique is an old school perfumerie, ie not what you might've come to know or expect at a duty free shop or Sephora. Tanagra carries prestige perfume brands. The shop assistant spent a lot of time with me. She showed me Portrait of a Lady as well as other scents in the same line. She could tell I wasn't totally sold on any of them. Truth be told, they were lovely but all very heavy for my taste. After I casually mentioned that I liked Bal d'Afrique by Byredo (which they had), she made a new recommendation for me based on that. The recommended perfume was much better suited to me than Portrait of a Lady and I ended up buying it! My sales assistant was like a perfume whisperer! She took the time to get to know what I liked. She sprayed me with my new perfume before I left and sprayed a fan with my perfume as a parting gift. The experience and details were top notch! If you want to get off the tourist drag, check out this one-of-a-kind jewel!

went in looking for a large bag. very polite man greeted us as we entered and informed us no…read moreproblem but there is a 45 mins wait for for an SA. I said that's quite long but we are able to wait just as long as we know you actually have some of the bags in stock. he said only the SA can tell us this. so basically expected us to wait 45 mins with a real risk of being told sorry we don't even have the bag in stock. not sure in what planet that is considered to be luxury anything let alone service. let's see how long they can continue to alienate their customers like this before the tables turn. not interested to spend money in a store where the service and treatment if customers in akin to EasyJet.

Gianluca MARCIANO EXPÓSITO provided outstanding service during my recent visit to Chanel. His…read moreprofessionalism and refined sense of style made the shopping experience effortless and enjoyable. I truly appreciated his genuine care and expertise.

This is big beautiful store location with clothes for the whole family. Well organized collections…read moreat sensible prices that includes accessories and shoes. I bought a coveted oversized white cotton boyfriend shirt for 20 euro and I love it. There is an entire floor downstairs just for children and men's clothing too. Great fashions! Even better prices!

Outstanding views and gardens from this opulent villa. The views of the sea were to die for while…read morethe grounds and inside were equally impressive. Wish I had done my homework as the Villa has an on premise restaurant. Manageable walk from the Beaulieu-sur-Mer train station taking the scenic coastal route in which you will be greatly rewarded with numerous photo opportunities. Of all the places I visited on my trip (Nice, Cannes, Eze, Antibes, Monaco) this was the most picturesque.

Forgot that I hadn't written a review! Visited last year and really enjoyed a relaxing afternoon,…read morewandering the house and the grounds. It's a gorgeous estate built as a winter house for Béatrice de Rothschild (yes of the famously wealthy Rothschild family*) between 1907-1912, that is currently managed by the Academie des Beaux Arts, having been bequeathed this estate in 1933 by the owner prior to her passing. As a significant collector and appreciator of art, the property houses a varied array of art forms from different eras, that Béatrice acquired over her lifetime. The gardens are also cultivated with several distinct themes. Located on Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, the villa smack dab (~10 km away) from both Nice and Monaco. The closest train station is Beaulieu-sur-Mer from where you can take bus #15 directly to the outer driveway entrance, about 5-6 minute walk slightly uphill to the ticketing entrance and gift shop. Arriving by car there is free parking available in a lot. The views from the villa's elevated position on a hill overlooks the Bay of Villefranche and the Bay of Beaulieu. A tremendous number of mansions (owned by the ultra wealthy and celebrities) also dot the landscape. Walking up to the entrance, tickets can be purchased inside or prior online. Regular adult tickets are €18, €12 reduced, free for children 7 and under. A combined ticket along with Villa Kérylos is available for purchase on-site only for €24. It's possible to visit both in one day with time to spare, as they're only about 10 minutes driving from each other. Inside, on the left hand side of the lobby free audio guides are available, there is also a free activity book for younger children. The tour takes you around the first floor first, then around the second floor, providing information on Béatrice's life and times, explaining the history of the villa and the highlights of the collection in each room. The total tour takes about 45 minutes. The rooms are gorgeous period rooms with an eclectic variety of decorative furnishings, sculptures and paintings. The grand scale of the main lobby and bath room impressed me. After this I'd recommend taking a stroll in the gardens, where you can enjoy the musical fountains and varied landscapes of each themed garden - French, Spanish, Florentine, stone, Japanese, exotic, rose and Provençal. If you're into the outdoors, horticulture or simply looking for a beautiful place to relax, you could spend hours here. I only spent about 45 minutes in the gardens and felt there was so much more to see. There are miles of walking paths. Mostly not handicap accessible though parts are. There's a tea-room restaurant that's set up in what appears used to be the formal dining room. It's open for lunch and dinner with a break between. For more info see villa-ephrussi.com/en/ *currently still one of the world's wealthiest families with fortunes derived from banking, they are a Jewish family with origins tracing back to Frankfurt, Germany.