Èze is a beautiful village about twenty minutes from Nice by train. The train station is located near the sea, in the aptly named "Èze-bord-de-mer" (Èze-seaside). You can take a dip in the Mediterranean before tackling the climb up to the village itself, along a rather steep little path. This one is named after Nietzche. because the writer conceived the third part of his work, Thus Spoke Zarathustra, there.
The village is built on a rocky spur and is well worth a visit. After a leisurely stroll, you can continue the route by crossing the road bridge. You'll soon leave the road behind to reach Mont Bastide, which offers the best views of the village along the way. Then you can descend back to the train station via the Savaric path, which runs along the bottom of a rocky valley.
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