Nice

Nice reveals much more than its beaches and the famous Promenade des Anglais. This collection invites you to discover the treasures that Niçois cherish daily: the Castle Hill Park overlooking ancient ruins, the Matisse and Marc Chagall museums housing exceptional collections, and the Cimiez Monastery surrounded by gardens. These sites narrate the story of a city shaped by diverse influences, from the Orthodox Saint Nicholas Cathedral to the alleys of the Old Town. From the flower market at Cours Saleya, where local accents can be heard, to Fort Mont Alban perched on the heights, each location offers a different experience of Nice. Some places, like the Louis Nucéra Library with its modern architecture, showcase the city's contemporary face. Others, more subtle, allow you to grasp the essence of a Mediterranean city where history and daily life blend effortlessly.

Nice offers a network of cultural venues and green spaces. The Marc Chagall Museum displays the largest public collection of his works. Parc du Mont Boron enables walks with coastal views. The Russian Orthodox Cathedral is the largest of its kind in Western Europe. Castle Hill, Promenade des Anglais and Port Lympia define the city landscape.

Nice naturally lends itself to photography. The Mediterranean light shapes the city from morning to evening, revealing in turn the ochre facades of Old Nice, the palms lining the Promenade des Anglais, or the blue domes of Saint-Nicolas Orthodox Cathedral. From the Château hilltop, at 92 meters high, the view encompasses the entire bay, while below, Place Masséna displays its geometric paving stones and red facades. The flower market at Cours Saleya, established since the 17th century, extends to Lympia Port where yellow facades reflect in the water, each neighborhood forming a different scene. The Negresco Hotel with its pink dome marks the coastline, and the Matisse Museum shares the painter's love for the light of the South. Nice offers a variety of viewpoints, making it a preferred destination for those interested in capturing the architecture, colors, and vitality of a city oriented toward the Mediterranean.

The luxury hotels and palaces of the French Riviera, stretching from Monaco to Saint-Tropez. These are located in select places like the heights of Éze, Cannes' Croisette, or the Promenade des Anglais in Nice. They offer high-end amenities such as pools, spas, and gourmet restaurants. Some are housed in historic buildings, while others are modern constructions with views of the Mediterranean. Services include concierge, valet parking, and multilingual staff.

The gastronomic tables in Nice include Michelin-starred restaurants, establishments in luxury hotels, and bistronomic addresses. The cuisine ranges from traditional Niçoise to international gastronomy, with Mediterranean, Asian, and fusion influences. Chefs use local and seasonal products to create their menus. Some restaurants offer sea views or are located in Old Nice. The selection extends to Monaco and Menton.

Nice and its surroundings feature numerous leisure spaces suitable for all audiences. Those interested in mental challenges can visit escape rooms such as Blackout Room, Fox in a Box, or Riddle Room, where teams usually have an hour to solve puzzles and escape. Quiz Room Nice offers a different experience based on interactive questions with buzzers. For flight sensations, AviaSim Nice provides simulators replicating real airplane cockpits, while SENSAS Nice offers an original sensory experience with courses in complete darkness. Entertainment options also include the city's two casinos: Casino Barrière Le Ruhl and Casino du Palais de la Méditerranée, the latter housed in an Art Deco building from 1929 on the Promenade des Anglais. Both venues offer slot machines and traditional game tables. Sports and recreational centers complete this offer with laser tag, notably at Laser Game Evolution Nice and its multi-level maze, as well as activities such as go-karting, trampolining, climbing, or axe throwing.

Collection of the best rooftop bars in Nice offering panoramic views of the French Riviera. These venues located on top of hotels and restaurants offer cocktails and dining with a view of the Mediterranean Sea and city rooftops.