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Ideally located close to the vieille ville of Nice, a few steps from the ha... More...
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Starting from 50.00 € |
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Hotel Dante hotel offers budget accommodation in the center of Nice, a ston... More...
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Starting from 32.00 € |
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Owning 88 apartments, split between 2 neoclassical architecture buildings, ... More...
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Starting from 51.00 € |
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Hotel Gounod lies in the very heart of Nice, a short stroll to the well-kno... More...
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Starting from 75.00 € |
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The Lépante hotel, fully refurbished in 2005, is hosted in a 1915 bourgeois... More...
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Starting from 59.00 € |
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An upscale 4-star hotel in Nice, situated in an elegant district in the hea... More...
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Starting from 85.00 € |
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Located in the heart of Nice, surrounded by natural greenery and very close... More...
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Starting from 140.00 € |
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Hotel Les Cigales is conveniently located in Nice, close to the city's gorg... More...
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Starting from 75.00 € |
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Hotel Negresco, Nice***** |
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Built in 1912, overlooking the famous Baie des Anges, and classified a Nati... More...
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Starting from 290.00 € |
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The Hotel Locarno is a first class hotel situated in the beautiful city of ... More...
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Starting from 28.00 € |
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Distance
- Monaco (Monte-Carlo) 13 miles
- Marseille (France) 126 miles
- Lyon (France) 292 miles
- Geneva (Switzerland) 299 miles
- Rome (Italy) 435 miles
- Paris (France) 578 miles
Climate of Nice
Nice has a Mediterranean climate: the city enjoys mild temperatures most of the year; rainfall is very moderate and mainly concentrated in the darkest part of the year (September to March). It is a windy city, especially in spring. Summers are hot, dry, and sunny. Rainfall is rare in this season, and a typical July month only records one or two days with measurable rainfall. Temperatures seldom go below 20°C, and frequently reach 30°C. Average annual maximum is about 35°C. Autumn generally starts sunny in September and becomes more cloudy and rainy towards October, while temperatures usually remain above 20°C until November where days start to cool down to around 17°C.
Winters are characterized by mild days (11 to 17°C), cool nights (4°C to 9°C) and variable weather. Days can be either sunny and dry, or damp and rainy. Frost is unusual and snowfalls are so extremely rare that they are remembered by inhabitants as special events. Annual minimum is on average around 1°C. Spring starts mild and rainy in late March, and is increasingly warm and sunny towards June.
Tourism Office of Nice
NICE OFFICE DE TOURISME ET DES CONGRÈS
5 promenade des Anglais - BP 4079
06302 NICE
Cedex 4
Tel : +33 (0)8 92 70 74 07
GET IN NICE
By plane
Nice Airport(IATA: NCE) is one of the busiest in France and has frequent daily flights to Paris, and direct to most major cities in Europe, including Moscow, as well New York, Atlanta, a number of destinations in North Africa and the Middle East. The airport is located at the western end of Nice on a landfill. Arrival and departure in good weather often provides beautiful views of the French Riviera.
Most airlines use Terminal 1 (the older terminal) while Terminal 2 is used primarily by Air France (and partners) and Easyjet. There is a free shuttle bus between the terminals.
Nice Airport Car Hire is also at Terminal Two.
Airport to Nice — The best and most reliable way to get from the Airport to central Nice or the Nice Ville train station is the airport express buses. Take the 98 to the Nice bus station (Gare Routiere) or take the 99 to the Nice main railway station (Gare Nice Ville SNCF).
Convenient for some destinations, there is also a small train station close to the airport (Nice St Augustin) where you can pick up a TER train eastward to Nice, Monaco and all stations to the Italian border at Ventimiglia, or west back to Antibes and Cannes. The station can be reached by foot (approx. half a kilometre) via underpasses and road-crossings, on the other side of the Arenas office complex. If there is no transportation running, it's reassuring to know that it is quite possible to walk the six km to town or vice versa to airport, in a little over an hour. This may be a useful in the current social discontent in France, where "manifestations" (demonstrations) and "grèves" (strikes) frequently affect public transportation. Recently (June-08) for example, lorry (truck) drivers created a blockade to airport to protest about rising fuel prices. It is prudent to check the local newspaper ("Nice Matin") where you will usually receive advance warning of potential problems.
By train
Nice is connected to the rest of France via the SNCF train network. A direct TGV train from Paris to Nice takes about 6 hours. The train arrives in Nice at the central station, called simply "Gare Nice Ville" (not to be confused with the stations at the city limits, Nice Riquier and Nice St Augustin).
Trenitalia trains connect Nice to Italian cities like Milan, Genoa, Rome and Venice.
A new service called "IdTGV" is now available: it offers low-cost TGV ticket. These tickets have to be bought online, and are not refundable.
By car
The A8 autoroute is the easiest way to access Nice either from the west (Cannes, Aix-en-Provence) or from Italy. From the east take exit 50 and follow the signs for the Promenade des Anglais which takes you into Nice and is a lovely drive along the coast. Coming from the west take exit 55 and follow the signs for 'Nice centre'.
By bus
Long distance buses connect Nice with other major European cities. Eurolines, and the French LER "Lignes Express Regionaux" connect Nice with Marseille, Toulon and Aix-en-Provence at a reasonable price and acceptable three hour journey time via the motorways.
By boat
Nice is right along the coast, so you should be able to find your way easily no matter if you run on gas or let the wind help you. However, remember to contact the local port before arrival to reserve a place for your boat. Otherwise there will most likely not be room for you.
Nice has direct ferry routes to: Ajaccio (Corsica), Bastia (Corsica), Calvi and Ile Rousse. Advance booking is advised in all cases.