Nice is best known for being one of the most famous French Riviera cities, where the rich and famous travel to and enjoy the warm sun and waters of the Mediterranean Sea.

Highlights - Learn about
Greek origins of the city
Bustling port city of the Roman Empire
Annexation of Nice
Rise of royal tourism in the 19th century
Links to Italy
French revolution and Napoleonic age
Nazis and the second world war
Modern Riviera and the Mediterranean French lifestyle

But there’s much more to know about Nice. Come with us to discover the stunning Old Town, or “Le Vieux Nice”, a honeycomb of winding old streets filled with the delicacies of its restaurants, boulangeries, boutique shops and beautiful baroque churches. This city bustles like a beehive of things to see, eat and drink, both day and night. Once known as Nikaia, a Greek colony founded in the 4th century before Christ, its name means “victory”, from the Greek word “Nike”.
Being one of the fifth most populated cities across France, walking in the city center is the best way to get to know “Nice the Beautiful”, as it has been known for centuries. We will take you from the city below, to the hills below its castle and the best views over the coast.

Itinerary - Points of interest
Place Massena
Neuf Lignes Obliques
Promenade des Anglais
Opera de Nice
Marché aux Fleurs Cours Saleya
Palais de la Préfecture
Place Rossetti
Sainte Reparate Cathedral
Castle Hill of Nice



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