Ubicada en la impresionante Riviera francesa, Niza atrae a los visitantes con su escenario y atracciones costeras de imagen perfecta. Los recorridos guiados privados y en grupos pequeños lo llevarán por tierra y mar alrededor de la ciudad y más allá, hasta la región soleada de la Provenza. Navegue por la Baie des Anges (Bahía de los Ángeles) para admirar la famosa playa de arena. O realice un recorrido en bicicleta o en bicitaxi por el amplio Promenade des Anglais (Paseo de los Ingleses), que corre a lo largo de la playa a lo largo de unos 7 km. Reserve un recorrido a pie por la zona peatonal del casco antiguo, donde las boutiques lo tientan a explorar y los cafés al aire libre lo invitan a relajarse. Los amantes de la comida pueden realizar un recorrido culinario para degustar las especialidades locales; o súbete a un tour en Segway para recorrer terreno rápidamente. Explore la arquitectura Belle Époque de la ciudad, la Catedral de Santa Reparata del siglo XVII o la Catedral Ortodoxa Rusa de San Nicolás en las afueras del centro histórico. Luego, prepárese para una excursión de dos días más a la Riviera francesa y la Provenza para degustar vinos. La ciudad-estado de Mónaco está a 25 minutos en tren, mientras que viajar a Cannes y Antibes también lleva menos de media hora. Diríjase hacia el interior en una visita turística a Grasse para ver una perfumería y oler la lavanda silvestre en el aire. El encantador y pequeño pueblo de Eze ofrece increíbles vistas panorámicas del Mediterráneo desde su posición en la cima de una colina, junto con estatuas de diosas y caminos sinuosos para perderse en la Riviera francesa.
Nice stomps into springtime with two weeks of parades, parties, and fireworks for France's largest Carnival celebration. Once the crowds have died down, the temperate climes of March and April prove ideal for sightseeing and coastal walks. Peak season is summer, when the beaches of the French Riviera draw sunseekers from around the globe.
Jade was born and raised in the South of France and lived in Nice as a student. She now lives in London but goes back regularly to visit her friends and family.
visit Fenocchio, an ice cream parlor that’s a true Nice institution. Choose from dozens of flavors and enjoy your cone from one of the famous blue benches on the Promenade des Anglais.
starts at the typically Mediterranean Cours Saleya market. After, head to the cobbled streets of Old Town and stop for a socca (chickpea pancake cooked over a wood fire).
the food. Nice's culinary specialities are a mix of Italian and Provençal cuisines and there are incredible dishes to discover, including pissaladière,panisses, and pan bagnat.
visit the Garibaldi district and the Promenade des Arts, a real open-air exhibition space. Locals like to meet there for a chat surrounded by nature and art.
climb the stairs surrounded by pine trees (which smell delicious) to the castle. At the top, a terrace facing west offers a magnificent panorama towards the Promenade des Anglais, the sea, and the mountains.
is skipping Nice in favor of Cannes, Saint-Tropez, or even Saint-Paul-de-Vence when visiting the French Riviera. Nice is a real gem that has a lot to offer.
Occupying a prime spot on the Cote d’Azur, Nice is known for its seaside location and all that comes with it: sunny climate, easy-on-the-eye coastline, and seafood in abundance. The soft sunlight here is also famed, having attracted artists such as Henri Matisse and Marc Chagall over the years.
...MásStart with breakfast amid the blooms at Cours Saleya Flower Market, then stroll to the Nice Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art—it’s a central alternative to the excellent, more distant, Matisse Museum. Treat yourself to some beach time at glamorous Plage Beau Rivage, before catching the sunset from Castle Hill.
...MásYes. If you want to mix French seaside vibes with bustle, Nice is a tourist-friendly city that merges culture and sun with convenience. Its international airport and train links make Nice an easy city to visit: Once you’re there, you’re perfectly placed for coastal explorations and trips further inland.
...MásStroll the Promenade des Anglais to see the iconic face of Nice, and admire the colorful flowers and bustle of Cours Saleya Flower Market. The historic streets of UNESCO-listed Vieux Nice make for a pleasant afternoon amble, while Castle Hill offers a steeper walk that ends with rewarding coastal vistas.
...MásNice alone can be covered in a couple of days, but a trip of around five days will give you a fuller Cote d’Azur and Provence experience. The must-see cities of Cannes and Monaco are just an hour away, along with inland favorites including Eze and St. Paul de Vence.
...MásNo. Nice depends on tourism, but that hasn't tainted a visit to the city. In summer, there are throngs of tourists—just as there are in other European cities—but the traditional French culture is alive and kicking here, and the city is unspoiled by mass tourism.
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