1. Jardin Exotique Perched 429 meters above the Mediterranean, this exotic garden offers breathtaking panoramic views from Monaco to Saint-Tropez. Insider Tip: Visit 30 minutes before sunset – the golden hour light creates perfect photo conditions and fewer crowds block the prime viewing spots.

2. Medieval Village Streets Wander through narrow cobblestone pathways lined with 14th-century stone houses and artisan boutiques. Insider Tip: Follow the small blue ceramic tiles embedded in the stones – they mark the original medieval merchant route through the village.

3. Notre-Dame de l’Assomption Church This 18th-century baroque church houses precious religious artifacts and offers peaceful respite from village crowds. Insider Tip: Ask the sacristan about the hidden crypt beneath the altar – it contains stones from the original 12th-century chapel.

4. Château Ruins Explore the remains of the medieval fortress destroyed in 1706, now offering spectacular Mediterranean vistas. Insider Tip: Local archaeologists give free talks every Tuesday at 4 PM about recent discoveries in the castle foundations.

5. Place du Centenaire The village’s main square features stunning views and traditional Provençal architecture. Insider Tip: The morning market on Wednesdays includes vendors selling herbs grown in the village’s original medieval garden terraces.

6. Sentier Friedrich Nietzsche This coastal hiking trail connects Èze to the sea, named after the philosopher who walked this path daily. Insider Tip: Start at 7 AM to avoid crowds and heat – the trail offers the best wildflower viewing in early morning light.

7. Fragonard Perfume Factory Discover the art of French perfume-making in this historic factory with guided tours and workshops. Insider Tip: The perfume master offers private sessions on Friday mornings – book through the village tourism office, not online.

8. Villa Ephrussi Views Strategic viewpoints throughout Èze offer glimpses of the famous villa and gardens in nearby Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat. Insider Tip: Use the vintage telescope near the post office – it’s free and perfectly positioned for villa garden details.

9. La Chèvre d’Or Gardens These terraced hotel gardens showcase Mediterranean flora with dramatic cliff-side positioning. Insider Tip: Non-guests can access the lower terraces by mentioning the “heritage garden visit” – staff usually allow brief exploration.

10. Traditional Stone Houses Admire the remarkable preservation of medieval architecture throughout the village’s residential areas. Insider Tip: Look for houses with original Saracen-era foundations – they’re marked with small metal plaques installed by local historians in 2023.