Best Things to Do in Nice
The world-famous beach is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to Nice. The city boasts many museums, churches and ruins to keep any history buff happy for days. There are also plenty of opportunities to spend some money: Boutiques and large department stores abound in the Masséna, while the Cours Saleya offers everything from freshly cut flowers to brocante (bric-a-brac) stalls. Just make sure to save some energy for after sundown; Nice has one of the hottest nightlife scenes in the Riviera.
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Why go: The Promenade des Anglais (English Walk) runs along the pebbly shore of Nice's beach ... read more»
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Why go: Castle Hill, or Colline du Château as it's called in French, is more "hill ... read more»
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Why go: Many travelers recommend making the Chagall Museum (think stained glass and colorful, surreal artworks) a ... read more»
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Why go: Vieille Ville, or Old Town, is a nook of a neighborhood enjoyed by both travelers ... read more»
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Why go: This fruit, veggie and flower market makes for a colorful and aromatic experience. Located in ... read more»
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Why go: The popular Musée d'Art Moderne et d'Art Contemporain (or the Museum of Modern ... read more»
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Why go: For some retail therapy, travelers will want to stroll Avenue Jean Médecin, which begins its ... read more»
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Why go: Place Masséna, the city's main square, is located very centrally in Nice, with the ... read more»
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Why go: Tsar Nicholas II, the head of the tragic Romanov family, commissioned the building of the ... read more»
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Why go: For a retreat from the city and a breath of fresh air, travel writers (and ... read more»
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Why go: The baroque Palais Lascaris is another of Nice's free attractions and might make for ... read more»
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Why go: One of the best things about the Musée Matisse, located on the Avenue des Arènes-de-Cimiez ... read more»
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Why go: Ahh, the French Riviera sun, the rolling Mediterranean waves and the legendary blue chairs. One ... read more»
