Nice a week

The main international airport serving Nice and the French Riviera. It's well-connected with public transport and taxis to the city center.

• Consider pre-booking airport transfers for a smoother arrival.
• Look for the tram line 2 for a direct and affordable connection to the city center.

A stylish and well-located hotel in Nice, offering comfortable rooms and easy access to attractions. Known for its modern design and friendly atmosphere.

Wander through the narrow, winding streets of Nice's historic old town. Admire the colorful buildings, charming squares, and lively atmosphere.

• Get lost on purpose – every corner reveals something new.
• Look out for the Cours Saleya market, especially in the morning for flowers and local produce.

A beloved, no-frills restaurant in Vieux Nice serving authentic Niçoise specialties. Expect traditional dishes prepared with fresh, local ingredients.

• Reservations are highly recommended as it's small and popular.
• Try the Socca (chickpea pancake) and the Daube Niçoise (beef stew).

Located in a 17th-century Genoese villa, this museum houses a significant collection of Henri Matisse's works, tracing his artistic evolution.

• The museum is set in beautiful gardens, perfect for a post-visit stroll.
• Check for temporary exhibitions which often showcase related artists.

Once the site of a fortified castle, this park offers panoramic views of the Baie des Anges, the old town, and the port. It features a waterfall and children's playground.

• You can walk up or take the free elevator from near the opera house.
• Pack a picnic to enjoy the stunning vistas.

Nice's iconic seaside promenade, stretching along the Baie des Anges. Perfect for a leisurely walk, cycling, or simply people-watching.

• Rent a bike or rollerblades for a more active experience.
• Stop at one of the many blue chairs to relax and soak in the atmosphere.

A charming bistro in the heart of Vieux Nice offering refined French cuisine with a focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients. Known for its intimate ambiance and excellent service.

A vibrant daily market (except Mondays, which hosts an antiques market) in Vieux Nice, famous for its colorful flowers, local produce, and regional specialties.

• Go early to experience the market at its liveliest.
• Sample local delicacies like olive tapenade and candied fruits.

Showcasing contemporary and modern art, including works by the School of Nice artists, Nouveau Réalisme, and Pop Art.

• The rooftop offers a great view of Place Garibaldi and the surrounding area.
• Check the museum's website for current exhibitions.

Nice's main port, a picturesque area filled with yachts and boats. It's a pleasant place for a stroll, offering views of the Mediterranean and surrounding architecture.

A legendary spot in Nice for Socca, a traditional Niçoise chickpea pancake cooked in a wood-fired oven. It's a casual and authentic experience.

• It's a very popular spot, so expect a queue.
• Socca is best enjoyed hot and fresh.

The main train station in Nice, offering frequent connections to destinations along the French Riviera, including Monaco.

A scenic train ride along the coast from Nice to the Principality of Monaco. The journey offers beautiful sea views.

Explore the historic heart of Monaco, perched on a rocky promontory. Visit the Prince's Palace, the Oceanographic Museum, and the Monaco Cathedral.

• Witness the Changing of the Guard at the Prince's Palace (daily at 11:55 AM).
• The Oceanographic Museum is a world-class aquarium and marine science center.

An iconic landmark of Monaco, famous for its opulent architecture and association with high-stakes gambling. Even if you don't play, the building and its surroundings are worth seeing.

• Dress code applies for entry into the gaming rooms (smart casual).
• There's an entrance fee for the Atrium and the private salons.

Return journey to Nice via the scenic coastal train line.

Dedicated to the works of Marc Chagall, this museum houses his 'Biblical Message' series, a profound collection of paintings inspired by the Old Testament.

• The museum's architecture is designed to complement the artworks.
• Chagall himself was involved in the museum's design and concept.

A large botanical garden and zoo located near the airport. It features diverse plant collections, themed gardens, and various animal species.

A less crowded public beach located west of the main tourist areas, offering a more local feel. It's known for its pebble shore and clear waters.

• Bring water shoes as the pebbles can be uncomfortable for some.
• Plenty of space for sunbathing and relaxing.

An Italian restaurant in the heart of Nice, offering a range of classic pasta dishes, pizzas, and seafood. Known for its lively atmosphere and generous portions.

A stunning medieval hilltop village renowned for its art galleries, artisan shops, and charming cobblestone streets. It has inspired many famous artists.

• Visit the Fondation Maeght, a world-class modern art museum just outside the village walls.
• Wear comfortable shoes as the village is hilly with uneven surfaces.

A legendary restaurant and hotel in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, famous for its art collection displayed throughout the establishment, including works by Picasso and Matisse.

A seaside resort town with a long pebble beach and a pleasant promenade. It offers a relaxed atmosphere and views of the Haut-de-Cagnes medieval village.

A charming restaurant in Cagnes-sur-Mer offering a mix of French and Mediterranean cuisine, with a pleasant terrace overlooking the sea.

Enjoy a last taste of Nice with a traditional breakfast at a local cafe. Savor a croissant, pain au chocolat, and a café au lait.

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Depart from Nice.