Start your Nice adventure at the bustling Marché Cours Saleya, the city’s famous flower and produce market where you can savor local delicacies and soak up authentic Provençal life.

Marché Cours Saleya

Wander through the maze of colorful lanes in Vieux Nice, discovering Baroque architecture, artisan shops, and hidden squares in the city’s historic heart.

Vieux Nice

Climb up to Colline du Château (Castle Hill) for panoramic views over Nice’s rooftops and the sparkling Baie des Anges.

Colline du Château

Stroll along the iconic Promenade des Anglais, enjoying sea breezes, palm trees, and the lively atmosphere of Nice’s legendary waterfront.

Promenade des Anglais

Dine at Restaurant Acchiardo, a family-run institution serving up authentic Niçoise cuisine in a convivial setting since 1927.

Restaurant Acchiardo

Begin with the modern masterpieces at the Musée MAMAC (Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art), featuring works by Yves Klein, Andy Warhol, and Niki de Saint Phalle.

Musée MAMAC

Take a short bus ride to the opulent Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild in nearby Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, a pink Belle Époque palace surrounded by themed gardens and breathtaking sea views.

Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild

On your way back, stop at Plage Paloma, a hidden gem beach for a relaxing swim or a coffee with a view of the turquoise Mediterranean.

Plage Paloma

Enjoy dinner at Le Bistrot d'Antoine, a beloved local favorite in Old Town known for its inventive French cuisine and cozy ambiance.

Le Bistrot d'Antoine

Take the bus to the picturesque village of Èze, perched high above the sea, to wander cobbled lanes and visit artisan boutiques.

Èze

Explore the lush, exotic Jardin Exotique d'Èze, filled with cacti and succulents, and take in some of the best views on the Riviera.

Jardin Exotique d'Èze

Visit the world-renowned Fragonard Parfumerie in Èze for a guided tour and the opportunity to create your own scent.

Fragonard Parfumerie

Back in Nice, finish your trip with a seafood feast at Café de Turin, the city’s legendary oyster and seafood bar dating back to 1908.

Café de Turin