This hike is a must if you're staying anywhere in the Nice area. The Nietzsche Path is the best way to get to old Eze village from the train station located down by the coast. (The train from Gare SNCF in Nice to the stop Eze-sur-Mer is only about 14 min and 2.60 Euro one way.) I visited in mid-March... More

A great walk up a lovely gorge. It's a Very well marked and surprisingly remote and tranquil path. Good views, especially on the way down ( which I found harder than the walk up)

... and walking off all the food and wine one consumes in france. We caught the 83 bus up the hill (and agree with previous reviews that was a little scary). Decided to walk down the trail. We weren't wearing ideal shoes but managed. It is quite steep and a little tricky in places for those of us not good... More

A highlight of our trip! Eze was full of unique little shops on the climb to the top. We had a wonderful time exploring and taking in the French culture. When we reached the gardens we were blown away by the views. A perfect picture taking spot, with very cool looking gardens and beautiful statues. *Side note* This is not... More

I took the bus from Nice to Eze Village and were supposed to meet my friends over there; but I couldn't find them instead I met a couple from Sweden and they offered me coffee and sandwich; we had picnic on top of Jardin d'Èze and I truly enjoined the time with them. Afterward, I took Nietzsche Path walk down;... More

I personally had no intention to take that path until I arrived in Eze and thinking that will take a bus to Monaco right there. It turned out that the bus to Monaco has to be taken at the foot of the mountain, by the coast line. And the shortest way to get there is to take the Nietzsche Path.... More

Last week my husband and I, at the age of 73 decided to walk down from Eze village to the train station as we did not like the bus journey up! We didn't know what we had let ourselves in for and the sun was at full height and we had no water. However, we walked, slip, jumped and laughed... More

First of all - it is not hard to get to Eze Village - from Nice, take bus 82 ( the most common stations are Segurane - near Cafe Turin and Le Port ). From Bealiueu sur Mer take bus 83. Or by car on the Moyenne Corniche from Nice or Monaco/Menton...simply... Eze - a little more wild than Saint... More

We visited Eze the 2nd week of September when it was 80 degrees F most days. After reading the reviews of the Nietzsche Path while trip planning, I had planned on taking the trail up to the top with my financee. When we got to the area off the SNCF, I realized there was no way we were going to... More