Flights to

Nice

Sights and activities in Nice

Promenade des Anglais – one of the French Riviera’s most iconic waterfront boulevards, lined with palm trees, cafés and wide, open views of the Mediterranean. Enjoy a leisurely walk along the shoreline or relax on one of the city’s famous pebble beaches just steps away.

Old Town (Vieux Nice) – a charming maze of narrow alleys, colourful buildings and lively squares. Here you’ll find cosy bistros, local markets and traditional shops showcasing Provençal flavours and craftsmanship.

Colline du Château – a hilltop park that originally had a castle on the top. It offers some of the best panoramic views over Nice, the coastline and the port. Take the lift or climb the stairs for a rewarding lookout.

Cours Saleya Market – the heart of Nice’s daily life, known for its flower market, fresh produce and regional delicacies. It’s the perfect place to sample local treats and soak up the Riviera atmosphere.

Marc Chagall National Museum – a collection dedicated to the works of Marc Chagall, featuring his vivid biblical paintings, stained-glass pieces and personal sketches in a serene setting.

Matisse Museum – located in the Cimiez district, this museum showcases the evolution of Henri Matisse’s art with an extensive collection of paintings, drawings and sculptures.

Beaches – Nice blends city life with seaside relaxation. Enjoy classic Riviera beach life at popular spots like Beau Rivage Beach and Blue Beach, known for their clear waters, sun loungers and easy access from the city centre.

Things to see and do near Nice

Antibes – a picturesque coastal town known for its sandy beaches, old town charm and the Picasso Museum, located inside a historic château. Wander along its harbour, home to some impressive yachts.

Cannes – famous for its glamorous film festival, sandy beaches and elegant promenade La Croisette. Enjoy boutique shopping, seaside restaurants and a taste of luxury.

Monaco – just a short train ride away, Monaco dazzles with its yacht-filled harbour, royal palace and the world-renowned Monte Carlo Casino. This tiny principality is a must-see for those seeking a dash of elegance.

Èze Village – perched dramatically on a cliff above the sea, Èze offers breathtaking views and a beautifully preserved medieval atmosphere. Visit the exotic garden at the top for unforgettable panoramas.

Saint-Paul-de-Vence – one of the Riviera’s most celebrated medieval villages, known for its art galleries, cobblestone streets and charming squares. A paradise for lovers of culture and history.

Hiking – the area around Nice provides excellent trails through pine forests, mountain villages and scenic viewpoints.

Boat trips and islands – take a boat excursion across the Baie des Anges in front of Nice or visit the peaceful Lérins Islands near Cannes, such as Sainte-Marguerite and Saint-Honorat, known for their natural beauty and quiet beaches.