France, May 2015: Last few days in Nice

So I apologize for the gap in the posts. As I said yesterday, I've been really busy this week, and really tired when I wasn't running around.
So on Tuesday we went to Eze, an old medieval town on a hill top east of Nice. Apparently Eze is really famous for its perfume--personally I had no idea. We went to the perfume factory there, and it was actually pretty neat. We had a guided tour, and they showed us how they made things. It was also kind of interactive with a game of matching scents and also letting us smell the perfumes. I was really tempted to buy something there just to say I got it from Eze, France, but it was way too expensive, so I didn't. They gave us a very small, free sample at the end though, which I figure is good enough. It's a girls' perfume, but I don't need to use it I guess, just have it.
After we explored the medieval village. It was really pretty, and right at the top of the mountain there was a really pretty garden and some ruins. We ended up just looking at the views up there for a while.
Yesterday my teacher asked if anyone who was going how in a week wanted to go see the Musée Renoir in Cagnes-Sur-Mer. Only me and another girl went, but it was really neat. The museum Renoir was in the middle of a neighborhood, because they put it in the actually house Pierre Renoir lived in. There was a really big garden around the house too. It was very peaceful there.
After that we went to a castle they had in that town (it seems like every town has a castle). The castle was small, but it was probably my favorite that I've seen here. It was very pretty, and had some artifacts from way back when, like a well and an oil press.
After we got back, we had dinner then went to see the sunset by the ocean, which I talked about yesterday. I think it's worth reemphasizing how amazing that experience was. We truly are blessed to live in such a beautiful world. I don't think I'll ever forget last night.
As for today not much has happened yet. I had my last day of school here (finally). I thought I was going to die of boredom everyday there. After school, for lunch I had a crepe (first time in France) and a deep fried flower whose name I can't remember. Now I'm supposed to be packing because tonight I get on the train to go to Paris.
I'm really grateful for my time in Nice, and I've enjoyed it, but I'm ready to leave too. I don't think I'm much of a big city person. I know Paris is bigger, but at least it will be something different.