French Riviera attractions

The largest Gothic palace in the world is a sight to behold! Learn all about its tumultuous history, and the nine Catholic people who called the palace home!

Marineland is a family fun park in Nice featuring a range of land and water-based activities, plus an aquarium full of sharks, sea lions, and penguins.

Perched against the mythical Rock of Monaco, the Oceanographic Museum is the flagship of the Albert I, Prince of Monaco Foundation. Beyond its remarkable architecture, it's famous for its aquariums, exhibitions and events, and the alliance of art and science. The kids are more than welcome to explore, touch and immerse themselves in various educational exhibitions in this place of culture and exchange, where experiences around the protection of the Ocean come together.

La Barben Animal Park is the largest animal park in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (PACA) region. It's home to over 650 creatures from over 120 species of amazing wildlife, all in a 30-hectare sprawl of scrubland, grassland, umbrella pines, and large pastures. Offering world-class facilities, an incredible menagerie of animals, and daily talks and presentation with expert zookeepers, La Barben Animal Park is the perfect nature escape for animal lovers.

The Château d'If is an island fortress located on the island of If. It was the inspiration behind the classic novel The Count of Monte Cristo. It's located roughly 1.5 kilometres offshore in the Bay of Marseille and can be reached easily by regular boat.

The Parc Spirou Provence first swung open its doors in June 2018 and has fast become a family-fun hotspot. All rides and attractions are based on the world of Spirou and his friends, Lucky Luke, Gaston Lagaffe, and Marsupilami. Scream the day away on roller coasters, unique 3 and 4D digital simulators, flying chairs, drop towers, animatronic horses on rails, and more! Parc Spirou is located in Monteux, in Vaucluse.

Mucem is a national museum located in Marseille, France. The museum is devoted to European and Mediterranean civilizations, with a permanent collection charting historical and cultural cross-pollination in the Mediterranean basin.

You probably won't get to "dance round and round", but you can still walk straight along the remains of this historic Rhône bridge.

Monteux's Wave Island is home to high-speed slides and wave pools where you can put your surfing and bodyboarding skills to the test! Reach 80 km/h on le Géant, see bright colors speed by on le Psychédélik, and even race your friends on a multi-track slide!