Vieille Ville (Old Town)

Known for its tapered alleys and cobblestones streets, Vieille Ville is generally known as babazouk, the place begins at the western end of Castle Hill, Colline du Château. Vieille Ville offers a rich view of medieval France and is home to Palais Lascaris, Cathédrale Sainte-Reparate which is blessed with a beautiful interior. You might be able to explore the numerous restaurants and shops to stroll around. The best time to explore this place is usually during the morning but you can even think about visiting the place at night if you want to witness the authenticity of this place.

Musee Marc Chagall

Calling out all the art lovers to explore the rare sight of the renowned art of Musee Marc Chagall which features numerous works of the artist. Art lovers will find this place complete in itself. The place displays 17 rare painting series of the artist with hidden meanings in every painting dangling in the wall. Make sure to give some time to this place in order to soak in the beauty that it offers.

Colline Du Château

Also referred to as the Castle Hill, this is not just a place but an emotion for the natives of the city. Make sure to wear a comfy shoes to reach on the top of the hill which will make it all worthy by providing a picturesque atmosphere, the evening is usually the beat time to visit the place of you want to enjoy the pleasant sight of setting sun, you can enjoy a day out at the hill to rejuvenate your mind.

Musée D’Art Modern Et D’Art Contemporain

Nice is known for its class apart museums and attracts tourists all round the world to witness the art that thrives in the city. The travellers will experience a different feeling by exploring these contemporary arts by numerous new artists, inspired from the experiences of artists and their rare art. If you are in the city during the summer season, well, there’s no place better than this. Feast your eyes by the sculptures, paintings and the alluring architecture of this place.

Cimiez

Nice sightseeing tours are incomplete without a visit to Nice sightseeing, which is the iconic Promenade des Anglais. If you want to take a time travel into ancient times, make sure to take a day out for Cimiez. Even after being considered as a residential area, this place offers many points of interest that attract tourists from all around the world. Cimiez is a place so great that it deserves at least one whole day to ensure a timeless experience for its visitors; start your day by wandering in Cimiez Monastery gardens and fill your stomach at the nearby food stalls to suffice your taste buds with the finest of what the city offers. Afternoons are usually an ideal time to visit the archaeological museum.

Beaches

An ideal day in Nice looks like soaking in the baby sun rays at the French Riviera, followed by adventurous activities to give you an adrenaline rush. The city offers approximately 15 private beaches and numerous public beaches like Beau Rivage, the private beaches will prove to be way too costly on your budget, so you can hit the public beaches to enjoy the serenity of the place. Nice sightseeing tours can also take you to some of the most popular Nice tourist spots.

Parc Du Mont Boron

Sightseeing In Nice wouldn't be complete without experiencing the thrill of adventure, and Parc Du Mont Boron is the perfect place to satisfy your adventure cravings by hiking to the top of the hill. Once you reach the summit, you'll be rewarded with breathtaking views of the lush greenery and the cityscape. This is one of the most popular Nice tourist attractions, so make sure not to miss it during your Nice sightseeing tours.

Monaco

Squatting on the French Riviera in the western part of Europe, Monaco is a micro city which shelters 38,682 citizens. Known to be one of the most expensive and wealthiest places in Europe, it is seen to be just 15 kms away from the border of Italy. If you want to have a wonderful time diving in the luxurious part of the city with Yacht and Casino, make sure to pay a visit to Monaco.

Cannes

Squatting on the French Riviera in the western part of Europe, Monaco is a micro city which shelters 38,682 citizens. Known to be one of the most expensive and wealthiest places in Europe, it is seen to be just 15 kms away from the border of Italy. If you want to have a wonderful time diving in the luxurious part of the city with Yacht and Casino, make sure to pay a visit to Monaco.

Eze

Nice is surrounded by a number of places that give you a seamless experience and Eze is one of those places. This alluring hilltop village is situated in the southern part of France amidst Monaco and Nice and displays an ethereal beauty of the surroundings painted in a rare, imaginary painting that is visible from the naked eye. The jaw-dropping architecture and its geographical location makes it an ideal place to visit while in Nice. Make sure to stroll through the tiny shops that offer some of the best souvenirs to grab from the country. After a successful shopping session you can satisfy your taste buds in the numerous small laid back cafes situated along the narrow street in a line.

Marseille

If you want to experience ancient France at its best, there’s no place better than Marseille. Known to be the second-largest city in France, it is considered to be one of the most visited destinations in the country. Walking on the cobblestoned streets will bless your eyes with the pleasant sight of numerous gothic ruins with baroque architecture, museums and castles which lured the tourists to give this city a visit. Grab the best souvenir, the soaps of Marseille, also known as ‘Savon de Marseille’. You can also taste the local dishes of the city along with the rare liquor which helps in eradicating the summer heat.

Toulon

Situated at a distance of 40 miles in the southeast direction of Marseille, Toulon is a port city with rich French culture. Almost all the activities in the city will be based on maritime themes, adventure lovers can have an adrenaline rush by taking a cable car on the zenith of Mont Faron to observe the beauty of the harbour. Musée de la Marine, Plages du Mourillon, Cours Lafayette and Sentier des Douaniers are some of the most visited places in the city.

Antibes

Situated on the French Riviera, Antibes is a resort town squatting amidst Cannes and Nice. If you have made a nice budget and want to relax on the yacht, sipping on the finest campagne offered in the country, make sure to consider Antibes to assure a laid-back and relaxed trip. Supreme villas with a class apart service, vibrant nightlife and Jazz à Juan music festival makes it an ideal place to visit.

Menton

After reading about the places that are only going to cost you a fortune if you’re backpacking, Menton will come to you as an eye candy as the place is known to be one of the most budget-friendly places to visit in the country. Menton displays numerous gardens with rare flora such as Serre de la Madone and Les Colombières which are bound to draw your breath away with its magnificent view and the swaying odour. The place is known for the various dishes so all the foodies out there, make sure to stroll through the stalls to treat your taste buds with the best dishes in the city. Menton is just a 30 minute trip away from the city of Nice. For a hassle-free trip, book a ride with Rydeu to reach Menton without going tough on your pocket.

Saint Tropez

When we talk about Saint Tropez, celebrities, luxurious yachts, glamour and high/end clubs come to our mind. With a purpose to entertain the travellers, this tiny city is known to be one of the most famous seaside resort areas to get away from the chaos of Nice and spend some quality time amidst the beauty of nature and innovation of the man to crank your trip up a notch. On an ideal day, you can consider soaking the sun rays on the beach, resting on the sun lounger or take a boat tour and sip cocktails while you enjoy the picturesque view.

Sainte-Maxime

If you are visiting Nice but missing out on Sainte Maxime, you better have a good excuse for it. Situated far away from the hustle-bustle of the city, this city is known for the unflashy lifestyle that it boasts. Named after the daughter of Count of Grasse, the city is visited for its famous wine, olive and cork that is shipped across the country. Make sure to visit Cafe de France, the oldest cafe, dating back to 1852.