Things to Do in Nice

Promenade on the sea-side, on 9 km : by foot, by bicycle -vélos bleus or rollers to benefit from the sea panorama on one side and to discover the beautiful hotels on the other side, like the Negresco

Private Beach in partnership with the hotel, restaurant, bar and water activities

The site of the first town founded by the ancient Greeks,then the first medieval town, today's Castle Hill has preserved only a few foundations, but this park offers unique view over Nice and surroundings.

Museum in the heart of the Cimiez Gardens, famous artist that lived in Vence

Fantastic villa on the Promenade des Anglais that presents a collection on local artists and uses in the 19s.

the old town is built around the Ste Reparate Cathedral, at the bottom of the Castle Hill, at the sea side

On the Cours Saleya, in the old town, very famous for its markets , flower market included.

Ideally situated for big meetings, 10 minutes by tramway from the hotel

3rd french international airport, built on the sea at the end of the Promenade des Anglais; its situation offers a fantastic arrival on the sea, bays, islands, mountains and cities.

The artistic program of the museum finds its main structure in the relation between the New European Realism and the American Tendency towards the Art of Assembling and Pop Art.

Beaux jardins- oliveraie, jardin de roses, vestiges romains et vue imprenable sur Nice et ses collines

The lovely and innovative art of Henri Matisse was inspired by the fresh colors and lines of Nice. Just take a look at any of his art peering out of balcony windows, and you will surely see the Riviera shoreline. This vast museum shows Matisse's works from his more traditional early days to the end of his career. There are also some of his personal effects here. The museum gift shop features prints of the artist's works.

The Nice Port area is one frequently overlooked by tourists, but it shouldn't be. Just around the corner from Old Nice and the Quai des Etats Unis, this is a great spot to watch the Corsica ferries lift off. There are also some of the city's hippest nightclubs here.

The Russians weren't the first to succumb to the allure of Nice. The ancient Romans also called the area home, and to this day visitors can see the ruins of a Roman arena and bathhouses at (or next to) this museum in the Nice Cimiez neighborhood (right next to the Matisse Museum). Inside, the archaeology museum houses an interesting mix of historic and archeological exhibits on the area.