Nice: from Promenade des Anglais to local delicacies

You stroll along the Promenade des Anglais, the sea breeze caressing your face, mingling with the aroma of freshly baked baguettes wafting from a nearby bakery. Turquoise waves playfully whisper as you admire their artistic movement. Nice is a city where every day resembles a symphony of many melodies echoing from its layered history, once woven into the Savoy domain. Here, at the crossroads of French and Italian cultures, the Côte d'Azur meets the foothills of the Alps.

Those in love with French cuisine must try the pan bagnat, which can be found at local markets. This appetising sandwich filled with Niçoise salad will be your perfect companion for a quick lunch. And as the evening shadows grow longer, feel part of this city by enjoying a classic ratatouille on the terrace of one of the many restaurants. While Nice is known for its tourist hustle and bustle, it also has its quiet corners—like the Îles de Lérins with its Roman ruins and endless green hills.

Nice is a city not just for beach lovers or tourist crowds, but also for those seeking to experience the true atmosphere of southern France. When planning your itinerary, consider a short trip to Monaco or even Italy, just a few steps away from here.

Visit in spring when nature comes alive and the city is yet to be overrun by crowds. This is the perfect time to discover this charming city.