Menton

Menton Small‐Group Food Tour

Thanks to its location on the Italian border, the French town of Menton has a unique culinary history that will delight foodies. Sample a wide range of traditional and contemporary specialty food and drinks, including tapenades, cheeses, tarts, and local wines as you explore the town on this small‐group culinary tour.

Wine Tasting Tour in Lovely Menton

Nestled on the Italian border, the lovely city of Menton invites you to explore its unique blend of French and Italian influences through a captivating wine tasting tour: * 3 stops in the most emblematic places renewed for their wines * Tasting of 3 wines flavored with the citrus fruits of Menton * 4 glasses of the finest wines of Provence (white, rosé and red) * Accompanied with delicious local cheeses and charcuterie! You will also learn the art of the wine tasting from our amazing local guide, who will share insights into the flavors and aromas that make each wine unique. As evening falls, what about a refreshing scoop of ice cream? The tour is designed for small groups, between 2 and 8 guests to ensure an intimate and authentic local experience. Tastings will be savored mainly by seating around a table in restaurants alongside a pedestrian path spanning less than 1 km. Welcome!

Walking Tour in the Old Town of Menton France

Walking tour of Menton town centre, old town and graveyard, with panoramic views (option: visit the town's most incredible botanical park! An unforgettable & unusual walk to discover the city centre's well‐known & unknown monuments, with their diverse architectural styles with emphasis on fantasy & exoticism. We'll then get immerse in the Baroque splendours: maze of cobbled streets and narrow stairways in the splendid old town. Finally, let's admire panoramas from hilltop cemeteries (historic castle & memorial importance in World Wars & African combatants) A poetic walk echoing our 5 senses to discover Menton (the well‐named Pearl of the Côte d'Azur), the French capital of citrus fruits and lemons, and the sunniest town in France, nestling at the foot of the mountains and bathed by the Mediterranean. There will be plenty of opportunities to taste local products (specialities from Menton, citrus products, olive oils, etc.) and meet craftsmen (earthenware) or artists (painters).