Nice anchors the Côte d'Azur with a 7km Promenade des Anglais, an Italian-flavoured old town that was Sardinian until 1860, and an art scene including Matisse and Chagall museums. The airport is also the gateway to Monaco, Cannes, Antibes, and the perched villages of Èze and Saint-Paul-de-Vence, all reachable without a car.
Cheapest
€140
Aug 2026
Average
€168
8 dates tracked
Most expensive
€188
Aug 2026
Price per month
Price per month
Aug 2026
€140
avg €168
max €188
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Quick facts
Timezone
Paris
Currency
€ EUR
Language
French
City transfer
~25 min
Tram / Bus / Taxi
Best time to visit
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Don't miss
Visit the Matisse Museum in the Cimiez hill district on a Tuesday morning — it's free on the first Sunday of the month, but Tuesday mornings have the rooms almost to yourself. The studio reconstructions and cut-paper works on the top floor are revelatory.
Shop the Cours Saleya market in Vieux-Nice before 11am (Tuesday to Sunday) — the flower market is dazzling, but head to the food section for socca (chickpea flatbread cooked in wood-fired ovens) and tapenade from the stalls at the back. The socca from Chez René Socca on rue Pairolière is a local institution.
Take the Train des Merveilles (Valley of Wonders train) from Nice Ville station to Tende in the Maritime Alps — a 2-hour journey through river gorges and medieval villages that feels untouched by tourism. The Bronze Age rock carvings in the valley above Tende are a UNESCO site.
Walk up to the Colline du Château (Castle Hill) via the stairs at the east end of the Promenade rather than the lift — the approach through crumbling fortifications is half the point. The waterfall, the ruins, and the view over Vieux-Nice's terracotta roofscape are best in late afternoon light.
Travel tips
- →Take the coastal train along the Riviera — it's cheap, scenic, and beats fighting Corniche traffic
- →Eat socca at Chez Pipo in Vieux Nice — it's the local chickpea-flour pancake you won't find inland
- →The pebbly beaches need water shoes; pack a pair or buy cheap ones at any Monoprix
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