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Here are a few things to do while in Nice ...among a thousand others...
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After your first restful night at 3, Place Massena, you can walk down to the arcade and find the most delicious and famous croissants in Nice. You will also be happy to see your favorite English language newspaper in the library situated next to the ticket agency or local buses, trains and tramways.. If you are not in the mood to cook, the Asian Restaurant in the arcade will be happy to prepare a delicious take-out lunch for you and your guests. |
| Some wonderful parcs and gardens are all around for jogging, walking or simply people watching. |  |
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Want to see how the Rich and Famous lived some 100 years ago? A visit to the Villa Rothschild is a must for lovers of antique furniture and beautiful gardens. |
On your way to Monaco, make a stop in St.Jean-Cap-Ferrat. The views are breathtaking and the villas and gardens are equally stunning. If you want to feel like Grace Kelly and Cary Grant in the famous movie "It Takes a Thief".... make the drive along the coast in a gorgeous convertible! |
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Should you wish to spoil your significant other or yourself, the most famous shops are there to cater to your extravagant desires... |
Cartier is definitely worth a visit if you are into gorgeous jewelry.
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In the afternoon, there is nothing more pleasant than to take a dip in the Mediterranean and stroll along the beautiful "Promenade des Anglais" or visit the old town with its lovely shops. |
| A visit to the port is most interesting. You can admire impressive yachts from all over the world. You can even plan a trip to the island of Corsica where Napoleon was born. |
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If your are adventurous, you can take the bus and ride to Villefranche and other small towns along the coast. The possibilities are endless for small and delightful excursions around Nice. |
| And, if you are lucky, some nice Niçois might invite you to a most charming lunch in the countryside! |
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