Unlock the magic of Nice

Once the city’s citadel, Castle Hill is the best place for a breathtaking panoramic view of Nice and the French Riviera.

Nice’s iconic seafront features a palm-lined Riviera walkway, looking out over stony beaches and the gorgeous blue Baie des Anges.

Le Port is a beautiful harbour area full of history.

Vieux Nice is the city’s picturesque Italianate district, with flower and food markets, narrow streets and piazzettas.

A busy and beautiful open-air market in the heart of Nice’s Old Town.

Nice's most spectacular square and the largest in Vieux Nice, surrounded by Neoclassical façades.

A beautiful and ancient Mediterranean village atop a steep hill, with narrow winding streets, a relaxed atmosphere, and a fantastic view of the sea.

Take a tour of one of the great French perfume houses, in the historic town of Grasse.

An 1875 Romanesque-Byzantine cathedral, where the Monégasque royals Prince Rainier III and Grace Kelly are buried.

The official residence of the Prince of Monaco since the 13th century, this palace has been through a lot.

The medieval Old Town of Monaco, located on a rocky headland.

The centre of luxury lifestyle in Monaco, full of Belle Époque glamour.

Monaco's Grand Prix is most prestigious, demanding and dangerous of the Formula 1 World Championship.

One of the Riviera’s most charming towns, with beautiful pastel buildings and an artistic heritage.

An amazing 100-year-old cliffside museum of marine sciences, featuring impressive collections and a Baroque Revival façade.

The seat of Monaco's Supreme Court is a beautiful palace, built on the personal initiative of HSH Prince Louis II between 1924 and 1930.

Nice’s opera house is one of the most spectacular buildings in the city, and hosts world-class classical concerts.

Nice's cathedral is one of the city's architectural gems, honouring its patron saint.

A monumental 18th century Baroque square, designed by Antonio Spinelli in the 18th century.

Located in the heart of the Old Town, this lovely square is full of restaurants and cafes and is home to Cathédrale Sainte-Réparate.

Also known as the Palace of the Prefecture, is the former Royal Palace of Nice which used to be the residence of the kings of Sardinia.

Courthouse located in the Nice Old Town.

The ruins of Cimiez include considerable remains of a Roman amphitheatre and bath complex.

Iconic hotel located at the Promenade des Anglais.

Built by the Royal Family for the Russian community exiled to the French Riviera, it follows the plans of a Greek cross and has a bell tower dome covered entirely with gold leaf.

At the top of Mont Boron, you will find magnificent views of Nice and the riviera.

Its château a sometime studio of Picasso, Antibes' is a quintessential Mediterranean Old Town with ancient ramparts and narrow cobblestone streets.

Bastion St-Jaume is the site of a Roman temple and a 17th-century fortified tower, with an impressive sculpture by Jaume Plensa on its terrace.

Purpose-built for the Cannes Film Festival, this palace is home to the cultural event with the most media coverage in the world.

The oldest quarter of Cannes, Le Suquet's 400-year-old cobbled streets are today full of excellent restaurants.

A prestigious promenade lined with palm trees and pines, linking the beach and the city.

This medieval hilltop town is one of the oldest on the Riviera, and well known for its excellent contemporary art galleries.

Cimiez Franciscan Monastery is a picturesque 9th century retreat with beautiful gardens, and an adjacent cemetery where Henri Matisse is buried.

A magnificent collection of musical instruments housed in a stunning Baroque palace.

Chapelle de la Miséricorde is a beautiful Baroque church inside and out, dating from the mid-18th century.

At the heart of Vieux Nice, Place du Palais de Justice is a wonderful display of the city's Neoclassical heritage.