Seven of the best things to do in Nice, France

France includes a group of the most beautiful tourist cities in the world , so if you are a fan of French elegance and a lover of beaches and coastal cities, join us and let us take a look at a group of the best things that a traveler should not miss during his visit to Nice in France.

Walking in the English Walk

You can head to the Promenade des Anglais in French and have fun walking or cycling in this long promenade that stretches along a four-mile promenade, here you will find wonderful views of the city and views of the port.

Lie down on the beach

You cannot visit Nice in France without spending some time on its white pebble beaches, especially since all beaches are open to the public, and there are some private sections that contain deck chairs and umbrellas that can be rented.

Explore the old city

The history of "Vieux Nice" dates back to the sixteenth century, so it will be interesting to spend the day wandering through its narrow streets, exploring its secrets and enjoying its atmosphere, especially if you stop in one of the sidewalk cafes.

Visit museums

Nice has a few great museums, but the best is the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, which also has great views of the city from the roof, as well as the Chagall Museum and the Matisse Museum, which house works by artists Marc Chagall and Henri Matisse.

Climb up to the hill castle

Castle Hill is located at the highest point of Nice, along the eastern edge of the Old Town, and can be reached by a free elevator to the top or on foot. You will also find a beautiful garden and a waterfall.

Shopping in St Jean Medicine

Take a stroll along the road from the old town to the train station lined with plenty of big brand shops and boutiques, some restaurants and cafés, and don't forget to grab some gelato at Via Cesare Milano.

Escape to Fort Mont Alban

This 16th-century fort is perched on the hills above Nice, Villefranche and Cap Ferrat, from where you'll get great panoramic views of the towns and coast. There aren't many tourists, so it's a good way to escape the tourist crowds.