09 March 2010
Lunch at Château Eza - the Restaurant
These photos were taken in February two years ago - all that has changed is the weather! The last one showing the hotel and the setting is over-exposed but I wanted to show you how the building hangs over the beautiful bay of Eze with the peninsula of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat in the background and beyond is the bay of Villefranche. We are sitting where you see the white parasols.
And if you are unfamiliar with the village of Eze, please click on the link HERE to see the whole village in a shot taken from high up on the Grande Corniche.
The Château Eza is actually a group of dwellings that opens onto this view - one of the most beautiful on the French Riviera. It was chosen by Prince William of Sweden, the eldest son of King Gustav, as his winter residence. Between 1923 and 1953 the royal family used to spend their holidays here. The Château Eza was famous until 1976 as the 'Prince of Sweden's Castle.'
Lovely pics, helps to avoid the winter blues.I will visit Eze village this year for sure, what a view!
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ReplyDeleteOh my god, that looks great...
I hope the lunch is so good, like the restaurant looks like...
Greetings
Yvi
We came away from our brief stop at Chateau Eza for refreshments with photos of quant corners of stonework and architecture and grand views of the Riviera. Thanks for the memories.
ReplyDeleteGreat food and a spectacular view! You are a lucky lady. :)
ReplyDeleteEasy to see why he chose it.
ReplyDeleteJust a great place. My daughter has fond memories of her visit to Eze. Spectacular view!
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Simply Stunning! Nice work
ReplyDeleteSo nice to see Eze again, truly a unique village.
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