LOCATION
Discover Nice, capital of the French Riviera
Immerse yourself in Nice’s charm, the sun-drenched capital of the French Riviera. With its famous Promenade des Anglais, picturesque Vieux-Nice, iconic pebble beaches and colourful markets, every city’s corner invites you to explore. Let yourself be seduced by its rich cultural scene, with its museums and unique architecture, and enjoy a multitude of family-friendly activities. Conveniently located, the Nice Riviera is the perfect starting point for exploring this emblematic destination, where lifestyle, culture and family fun all come together.
Getting there
Nice-Côte d’Azur airport:
20 minutes by tram
or taxi
Nice-Ville train station:
10-minute walk
Bus station:
20 minutes by tram
The Must-sees
Beach and Promenade des Anglais
Nice’s landmark, the Promenade des Anglais, invites you to dream and escape. From sunrise to sunset, this 7km-long palm tree-lined avenue offers a unique atmosphere, where the azure blue of the sea mingles with the warmth of the Mediterranean climate.
Whether you’re strolling, cycling or enjoying the sunshine on one of its terraces, its irresistible charm will captivate you all year round. A place you can’t miss, which embodies the art of living in Nice.

The Vieux-Nice
Vieux-Nice, the city’s real gem, immediately charms visitors with its narrow, colourful streets, where every corner tells a story. Its pastel-coloured facades, sun-weathered shutters and linen hanging from windows create a welcoming, picturesque atmosphere.
Wander along its cobbled streets, discover its craft shops, lively markets and inviting squares where you can stop by for a coffee or a traditional ice cream. This lively district, with its rich history and traditions, is a real invitation to immerse yourself in the authenticity of Nice.

The flower market
The Cours Saleya, the beating heart of Old Nice, is famous for its flower market, a true feast of colour and scents. Every day but Monday, you can take a stroll through stalls brimming with fresh flowers, local products and handicrafts. On Mondays, the market takes on a whole new look, with the antique dealers taking centre stage. It beacomes a treasure hunt for lovers of rare objects and history. A visit to the Cours Saleya, with its typically niçoise atmosphere, is an essential step into the town’s soul.

Matisse Museum
For culture lovers, the Matisse museum is a must-see. Immerse yourself in the art and painting of Henri Matisse, with a unique collection featuring his works and most personal belongings that won’t leave you indifferent.

Must-sees around Nice: A trip to the French Riviera
From Nice, embark on a journey to discover the treasures of the French Riviera, each offering its own unique charm. These destinations, all within a day’s drive from Nice, offer a mosaic of landscapes, cultures and experiences that capture the essence of the French Riviera.

Monaco
The prestigious Rock of Monaco is the perfect place to explore the Prince’s Palace, the legendary Casino and the Hanging Gardens, while enjoying spectacular views over the Mediterranean.

Cannes
Cannes, world-famous for its film festival, has a Croisette lined with palaces and elegant beaches. A stroll along the harbour will plunge you into its glamorous atmosphere.

Antibes
A town full of contrasts, Antibes combines the charm of its old port and ramparts with the bustle of Cap d’Antibes, an ideal place to walk around or discover the Picasso Museum.

Menton
With its peaceful atmosphere and exotic gardens, Menton is the Pearl of the Riviera. Its colourful old town and lemon festival make it a must-visit destination.

Saint-Paul-de-Vence
This hilltop village, a haven for artists and art lovers, has narrow cobbled streets, unique galleries and breathtaking views over the surrounding countryside.

Grasse
The world’s perfume capital, Grasse will enchant you with its perfume workshops and Provençal heritage, where every visit is an ode to the senses..
Discover the secrets of perfume production by visiting the Fragonard factories.

Èze
Nestling between sea and sky, the medieval village of Èze awaits you to explore its winding streets and craft shops, topped off by spectacular views from its exotic garden.