Weâre hiking around Cap Ferrat (fueled by snacks, obviously đ«), exploring the stunning Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild, and stumbling upon a notorious Rolling Stonesâlinked spot along the way. From coastal views to hidden history, this day on the French Riviera had a little bit of everything. If you love scenic hikes, beautiful villas, and unexpected rock ânâ roll stories, this oneâs for you.
Brent explores Nice, France through its food, starting with the cityâs famous socca (and socca beer!) before moving on to trouchia, a Swiss chard and egg tart, a warming Lebanese soup, and the savory or sweet tourte de blettes. This food crawl also features a visit to the lively MarchĂ© aux Fleurs Cours Saleya and the historic CathĂ©drale Saint-Nicolas de Nice, making it a perfect mix of food, travel, and local culture.
Nice, France was named one of the best cities in the world for hot chocolate by Time Out Magazineâso Brent…
Menton, France is famous for lemons, and Brent is here to test the hype. Expect the best lemon tart ever,…
Brent heads to the French RivieraâNice, Antibes, and Mentonâin search of the best Lebanese food on the coast. From a bold, smoky take on baba ghanoush to elevated meze, a one-of-a-kind bread, and what might be the best hummus ever, this food journey delivers big flavors. And yes⊠thereâs also a powerful firewater you wonât forget.
Antibes, France is one of the most charming destinations on the French Riviera, and in this video Brent explores the best of its food, culture, and views. đ«đ·âš
From tasting a strangely shaped local bread and a unique Lebanese sandwich, to discovering excellent Vietnamese food and a classic tart made with Swiss Chard, this Antibes food tour is full of delicious surprises.
Beyond the food, Brent climbs a lighthouse for breathtaking CĂŽte dâAzur views and visits the world-famous Picasso Museum, located in the historic heart of Antibes.
Plus, he stumbles upon a session for dogs training for water rescues! If youâre planning a trip to the South of France or love food and travel videos, this Antibes travel guide will show you why this Riviera town is a must-visit.
From creamy pesto with a surprising twist to rich and earthy ratatouille, and a street food perfect for a hike or picnic, Iâm eating my way along the French and Italian Riviera to find the regionâs most unforgettable dishes.
Join me as I explore the food scene of the Italian and French Riviera, tasting iconic local dishes, unexpected flavors, and even a spicy African dish you wouldnât expect to find here. Along the way, I also try a unique local drink named after a farm animal đđ·
If you love food travel, European cuisine, or discovering what to eat in France and Italy, this Riviera food tour is for you.
đ Locations: French Riviera & Italian Riviera
đœïž Dishes: Pesto, ratatouille, bajia, trouchia & more!
From sizzling street food in Nice to centuries-old snacks in Genoa,
I traveled the French and Italian Riviera to taste some of the most unique local foods youâve probably never heard of. In this food and travel adventure, I explore authentic street food on the Riviera, eating what locals love in Nice, France, Genoa, Italy, and much more.
Step into the holiday magic of Lille, France! đ Join Brent as he explores the Lille Christmas Market, sipping warm Vin Chaud (French mulled wine), tasting delicious French macarons, and strolling through festive stalls filled with Christmas gifts and decorations.
If you love Christmas markets in Europe, French food, and cozy holiday vibes, this video is the perfect festive travel escape.
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