Itinerary

Promenade des Anglais
(Pass By)
Meet your guide at our agency and go on to the Promenade des Anglais to start a short training session.
Then, follow your guide along the seaside and its palm trees up until the Opera House of Nice. From there, you will leave the famous "Prom'" to enter the Old Nice.
10 minutes
La Chaise Bleue de SAB
(Pass By)
True symbols of Nice and the French Riviera - you'll find them everywhere! From postcards to chocolate boxes, to the real chairs all along the Promenade, since the 20th century!
5 minutes
Statue of Liberty
(Pass By)
After New York, Paris, Colmar and Tokyo, since 2014 Nice owns its own Statue of Liberty. Its size is small, but its authenticity is real. It's one of many training statues used by the famous Bartholdi, creator of the New York statue!
5 minutes
Marche aux Fleurs Cours Saleya
(Pass By)
Renowned for having been the world's first flower market, today Cours Saleya is home to the local marketplace. Try local products such as Socca, pissaladière, pan bagnat... it's the perfect place for a foodie!
5 minutes
Palais de la Prefecture
(Pass By)
This stunning property, which is now a government building, used to be the residence of the town's former lords.
5 minutes
Old Town
(Pass By)
A vibrant and picturesque section of the city, which is made of cute, narrow alleys and bright colours
La Maison d'Adam et Eve
(Pass By)
It's in this lovely yellow building that the famous French painter Matisse spent 17 years of his life - a particularly fruitful period for his artistic work.
Place Rossetti
(Pass By)
This is the heart of the old town, characterized by its unique and colourful architecture. Here you'll find numerous "trompe l'œil", the city's best ice-cream vendor, and St. Réparate’s Cathedral.
5 minutes
#ilovenice
(Pass By)
An emblematic spot that overlooks the Bay of Angels - here you'll have the opportunity to take the best holiday photographs!
5 minutes
Monument aux Morts
(Pass By)
A place rich in memory, which tells the tragic story of the World Wars. This impressive monumental construction is the largest memorial to the dead on French soil.
Parc de la Colline du Chateau
(Pass By)
Undoubtedly one of the city's most peaceful parks, the 19-hectare Castle's Park is the city's 1st public garden.
10 minutes
Colline du Chateau
(Pass By)
Admire the breathtaking, cooling and sophisticated man-made waterfall that has been dominating the view of the Castle Hill since the 19th century.
From the top of the Hill you'll have an open, outstanding view of the entire city of Nice... Climb the stairs and enjoy French Riviera's finest panorama!
15 minutes
Port Lympia
(Pass By)
One of the country's most famous marinas, it welcomes both luxury yachts as well as traditional fishing boats. The water is crystal-clear and the surrounding scenery spectacular.