Welcome to the beautiful Côte d'Azur. Use the free wifi in the airport to check out FR2DAY.com for the best tips and recommendations for the French Riviera. Enjoy your stay! Read more.
Great place to hang out in summer and people watch. Annual Carnaval de Nice opening night takes place here (18th February this year) Read more.
Another of Nice's fine squares. Great cafés and restaurants to sit in and watch the world pass by. And the fountain is a great way to cool down in the summer months too!
Another great place for people watching. Cool down by the fountain in summer. Plenty of cafés nearby and of course, the world famous Fenocchio ice cream!
A trip to Vieux Nice is not complete without stopping by Fenocchio, master ice cream makers and definitely the most famous in the city. 100+ flavours...why not try them all!
Great cinema to catch up with those movies you missed when they first came out. Nice sized theatres, comfortable seats - overall a nice night out! Read more.
Modern art lovers, get yourself along to MAMAC in Nice. Look out for permanent collections featuring works by Niki de Saint Phalle and Ben Vautier. Plenty to see and do here of an afternoon. Read more.
Marché produits alimentaires tous les jours sauf le lundi antiquaires. Très connu beaucoup de charme
Get there early or be prepared to wait for a table...no reservations possible.
Great value and great food. Staff are really friendly too. Give it a try, you won't be disappointed!
This is dedicated to the French artist Henry Matisse. Aside from his works, you'll also find art by Auguste Herbin and Geneviève Claisse. Also don't miss the Henri Cartier-Bresson collection.
A must-see for fans and admirers of Chagall when you visit Nice. Closed Tuesdays, entry costs around €7.50 (reductions available) Read more.
If you're looking for a great Indian restaurant in Vieux Nice, look no further. Great food, great ambience and great service...what more could you ask for?
The Bharati is not an expensive, get dressed up, type of place. Located in the station area of Nice, it's small and down to earth. The staff are very friendly and the food is excellent. Try it! Read more.
Catch the bus here for Monaco/Menton (100) or the 200 to Cannes. 400 to Vence and the 500 to Grasse also leave from here.
Take a leisurely stroll around the Port of Nice and explore the local bars and restaurants. Look out for 'Lou Festin dou Pouort' event every September. Ferry to Corsica also leaves from here. Read more.
Another tranquil zone in the green belt of Nice city centre. Plenty of exhibitions and events on throughout the year here, including the annual pétanque competition. Read more.
A tranquil oasis in the middle of the city centre. Enjoy a leisurely stroll around the fountains or just sit down, relax and take it all in.
Rare pub de Nice fermant à 5h. Billard à l'étage, tous les jours sauf vendredi et samedi.
Beside Wayne's pub, and looking out over the Palais de Justice, this bar is a real find. It's small, with a friendly crowd, and a good selection of drinks including over 110 cocktails. Recommended! Read more.
The long pedestrian street that hugs the sea front in Nice, Promenade des Anglais is full of life, whether you want to take a stroll, hang out on the beach, or do some shopping and eating.
Best value (€6.50) and best pizza in Old Nice! Look out for their second restaurant just opened in rue du Collet (also Vieux Nice).
One of the biggest malls around these parts. Galeries Lafayette, Apple, H&M and a whole host of other stores, restaurants and cafés. Plenty of parking too. Read more.
The biggest shopping centre in Nice. Plenty of big name stores (Habitat, C&A, Adidas, BCBG MaxAzria etc.) and cafés and restaurants. Great meeting spot or just somewhere to go for some retail therapy. Read more.
Grab yourself a bike and explore Nice with pedal power! Over 100 stations throughout the city.
The first Auto Bleue station in Nice. Get your electric car here and save the environment. New stations coming soon. Read more.
One of the nicest tennis clubs in the area and home to the now annual Open de Nice ATP 250 tournament. Well worth a visit for the tennis enthusiast! Read more.
The Terra Amata Museum of Human Paleontology is filled with archaeological findings of the prehistoric items like bones, excavations, and tools of the city's inhabitants.
A great find just behind Nice port. This bar/café/restaurant is frequented by locals and visitors alike and we recommend that you try it too...you won't be disappointed! Good value, friendly staff.
Great place with an excellent selection of anti pasti and a good solid based rural Italian menu all to be washed down with some fine dark Tuscans. Read more.
The recently refurbished Hotel Negresco is still the Grande Dame of the Promenade. A landmark in Nice, you have to drop by, even if only to take a look around. Read more.
A great mid-range priced hotel, quirky in its own way - centrally located in Nice with a small swimming pool. We think that you'll enjoy your stay here. Read more.
There is an entrance fee to enter this Church, but it is definitely worth it to see the interior! Be careful not to use flash if you want to take pictures: the staff is not too fond of cameras.
What better place to sit out on the terrace and watch the world pass by - a true people watcher's paradise! A bit pricey but worth it for the location, slap bang in the middle of avenue Jean Médecin.
The château may be long gone, but the climb up (or the price of the elevator) is worth it for the spectacular views over Nice, the port area and the Mediterranean. On top of the world, Ma!
One of the most reasonably priced cafés in Vieux Nice, nice atmosphere.
A real oasis of tranquility in the city centre, right opposite the Acropolis. Nice place to take a stroll, enjoy the surroundings and the artworks. Also home to La Tête Carrée by Sacha Sosno.
Lovely little photographic gallery, interesting exhibitions. Well worth popping in just to see the range of cameras on display from throughout the ages. Read more.
Nice little stop off point for a quick coffee or snack. Don't expect to be sitting in the sun though! Very reasonably priced. Thumbs up!
Small and intimate, good place for a quick snack or cup of coffee while exploring Vieux Nice. Much better value than the neighbouring cafés in the Cours Saleya!!
