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Flights to Nice

Nice is located in the Alpes-Maritimes department, in the French region of Provence-Alpes- Côte d'Azur.


Symbol of tourism in the Côte d'Azur region, or French Riviera, it is very close to the Italian border, and is currently France's fifth most populated city. Its airport, Nice- Côte d'Azur, has become the number two airport in all the country with regards to traffic.

Nice is attractive because of its palm trees, the beach, and the carnival. But underneath its surface you'll find an even more beautiful city; an authentic queen of culture and life with its festivals, patrimony and gastronomy - they're all an authentic delight.

 

That’s why Vueling will fly you to Nice.

Hotels in Nice


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Airport de Nice


The Nice- Côte d'Azur airport is located 7 km west of Nice, and is well connected to Nice, Monaco, and Italy by way of the Promenade des Anglais (English Promenade); with Cannes and Antibes by the A8 highway, the RN 98 National Highway or the RN 7; and with Digne and Grenoble by way of the RN-202.

There are several parking lots (tel: (0)4 9321 3086) for either long or short stays. All parking lots have spaces for handicapped individuals. There's a free shuttle that connects with the terminals.

You can find car rental services at every terminal in front of the arrival area.

Trains going to the airport depart from Cannes (the Gare St. Laurent du Var station) and from Nice.

There are buses that go to most tourist destinations. There are also buses that go to Côte d'Azur cities and the south of France; Nice, Monaco, Cannes, Toulon, Aix-en-Provence, Marseille, and Avignon.



 Local Bus Taxi 1 hour Parking

Prices

 1.30 € 20 €

3.50 €



For more information:
Airport:
+33 4 898 898 28


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Car rentals in Nice

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Restaurants in Nice


Mediterranean cuisine has one of its favourite enclaves in the Côte d'Azur. Even though it has a reputation for being an expensive destination, it always has alternatives that are easier on the wallet. With French and Italian influences, the cheeses, baguettes, and fish dishes are specialties you shouldn't miss. We recommend socca –garbanzo flour pasta (Italian influence). We also recommend you take advantage of the bars and restaurants on the beach to try some of the gems they offer like white cassis, Saint-Honorat chardonnay, or a Bandol red wine.

La Casbah

A small family restaurant where you can try various types of couscous. Homemade semolina with vegetables and the lamb are its noteworthy main dishes. Don't leave without trying the Eastern sweets from the dessert menu.

3 rue du Docteur Balestre F - 06000 NICE

Mireille

This restaurant, located in the Italian part of Nice, is a simple example of fusion of local traditions. With Hispanic décor and Provencal influences, they have a menu with some surprises like paella (a unique dish).

19 boulevard Raimbaldi F - 06000 NICE

Stéphane Viano

A fashionable locale with a menu of local specialties reinterpreted by the chef, it is known for its spacious veranda with blue Provencal style chairs. Inside, a second room with vaulted ceilings plays with contrasting black and white decor.

26 r. Victor Hugo F - 06000 NICE

Aphrodite

The decor in this restaurant is a reflection of its cuisine: elegant, modern, and distinguished. The chef's personal touch and the layout of its tables across several salons make it a good selection for your visit to Nice.

10 boulevard Dubouchage F - 06000 NICE

Lou Pistou

If you want regional cuisine without the noise in a cosy and modest environment, visit this cantina. You'll find it next to the Palace of Justice.

4 rue Faoul Bosio F - 06300 nice

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Business hours in Nice


Almost all stores open from Monday to Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., approximately, although some stores stay closed on Saturday afternoons.

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Don't miss... in Nice


Nice is a big cultural city, rich with monuments. Climbing up the Cimiez hill, northeast of Nice, you'll be able to visit exceptional museums: The Matisse museum and the Marc Chagall museum. They both dominate the sea from the height of this hill where the ancient Roman ruins lay. Its restricted scene of olive trees is witness every summer to a prestigious jazz festival (Miles Davis, Duke Ellington, Sarah Vaughan…).

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