Visiting Nice through this avenue running along the Baie des Anges and its beaches for almost 7 km is obviously a must to do in Nice. This name dates back to the 18th century, during which many European aristocrats settled there as vacationers. Although all the nationalities crossed paths, the English were relatively numerous there. It is also said that the Prom was financed by one of them: the Reverend Lewis Way.

Today, the Promenade des Anglais is one of the most famous avenues in the world. Lined with palm trees and its legendary blue chairs, it goes from the Colline du Château to Nice airport, passing by luxurious hotels. A true postcard setting, it is now an emblematic meeting place for jogging, rollerblading and Segway enthusiasts!

Let the colorful and shaded streets be discovered step by step. While airs of Provence and Italy intertwine, the countless small shops and restaurants will make you happy for chic and local shopping. This is the opportunity to have a drink or a bite to eat in these narrow cobbled streets in pastel tones.

Some places are essential to do in Nice. This is the case of Place du Palais de Justice or Place Rossetti, one of the liveliest in Nice, where the magnificent Sainte-Réparate Cathedral is located. But getting lost in this labyrinth is one of the best ways to let yourself be guided through Nice and its old town.

Are you an art lover and planning a stay in Nice? So there’s nothing better than visiting Nice by taking to the skies in the Villa des Arenas, on the archaeological site of Cimiez. You will discover one of the most important global collections of the French painter. This cultural site is labeled “Musée de France”. Here, art and nature mingle and allow us to retrace the life of Henri Matisse, his developments and his journey.

Having ended his life in Nice in 1954, the artist himself participated in the enrichment of this collection. Paintings, sculptures, prints, drawings and other personal items. What better way to enter into the intimacy of the creative work of this artist of undeniable genius?

Once you have toured the beaches of Nice, another must-see is available to you: a boat trip! Indeed, by renting a boat in Nice, you give yourself the opportunity to admire “Nissa la bella” from the sea. You can also set sail for a coastal trip to discover marine mammals or to reach Monaco, Saint- Tropez, the Lérins Islands and even Corsica!

Monaco's exceptional location, between mountain and sea, its gardens, its athletic and cultural events...all qualities which make it the ideal destination for a romantic vacation or an unforgettable conference.

Alone, both or with your family, for romantic holidays, simple tourism or a business trip, the Principality of Monaco will offer you a univers of many facets.

Monaco Monte-Carlo provides you many discoveries, a highly cultured place with its many museums, sumptuous gastronomy with his wellknown restaurants.

Everything is done for your satisfaction !

Take the advantage of what the Principality has to offer by planning your stay in advance.

Located after Nice, this beautiful village extends on the coast from Cap Roux to the tip of Cabuel. The very pleasant climate that reigns in the region most of the year gives way to lush vegetation of banana, date, carob, orange and lemon trees.

But further from the sea, you will find Èze Village with its many small craft shops, the gardens of the Château de la Chèvre d’Or and the Notre-Dame de l’Assomption church in Èze.

Don't let its name fool you, Grasse is a renowned commune on the Côte d'Azur. Indeed, it is the world capital of perfume!

With its three flowers in the “Cities and Villages in Bloom” competition, this beautiful village around Nice will take your sense of smell on a journey. Toilet waters, soaps, powders, Grasse owes its palette of varied scents to the Fragonard perfumery, Molinard and the Galimard Factory and Museum.

But if you want to take a breath of fresh air, Grasse is also the fourth largest city in the Alpes-Maritimes with its green surroundings of mountains, forests and caves.

Between Nice and Cannes, Antibesland welcomes the whole family, from the smallest to the largest, from the most prudent to the most intrepid, in an exceptional setting, on the edge of the beaches and the Vaugrenier Natural Park.

If you spend your weekend or holiday on the Côte d'Azur, Antibesland is the must-see amusement park to have fun and share unforgettable moments of joy.

Take a free tour of the factories with a guide trained by a professional perfume maker and who knows all about the history of the trade. After exploring the manufacturing techniques and the history of the precious fluids, test your nose with a free olfactory game at the end of the tour.

From Tuesday 20 to Friday 23 August 2024 between 7.30 pm and 12 am.

The oldest jazz festival, created in Nice in 1948, is taking a new direction. The Jazz Festival, which became the Nice Jazz Festival in 1992, became the Nice Jazz Fest.

A unique experience right in the city centre, a stone's throw from the beach.

24 concerts on 2 stages, bringing together the best of jazz and the most up-to-date music, await you!

The Park, which has been awarded the Family Plus label, offers fun and educational activities that will delight visitors, young and old alike. The 7 hectares of this vast area of greenery are home to all sorts of animals: otters, parrots, iguanas, fish … and nearly 2500 species of plants.

Let yourself be carried away by the exaltation of an evening at the races. The horses are seeming in the spotlight. You hold your breath, the sulkys brush against each other in the final straight. The show is unique!

* Semi-nocturnal races: 6 p.m.

* Night races: 7 p.m.

Entrance: 5 euros - Free for children under 18

In the heart of old Nice, the pedestrianised area of Cours Saleya is the place to come for the market.

Every morning, except on a Monday, you will find fruit, flower and vegetable stalls selling a vast array of local produce.

It has the very best of local and organic seasonal produce, fresh seafood (although the waters around Nice do not supply a lot of it), and plenty of locally produced olive oils and pistous. The very traditional Provençal 'pistou' is not to be confused with 'pesto'. Although they are similar, if you're cooking Niçois or Provençal style food then you will always be using 'pistou'.

On a Monday, instead of the usual food stalls, you will find an antiques market with all sorts of curiosities and old-fashioned items. You can certainly spend the morning rummaging here.

During the summer season, there is also an arts and crafts market every evening from 18:00, great for touristy gifts and souvenirs, such as glass earrings hand-made in Cannes and brightly coloured leather bags and purses hand-stitched in Nice. .