A woman and her companion riding a shared bicycle along a seafront promenade beside a blue bay.

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Where to meet in Nice

Vieux Nice
the Carré d'Or
Cimiez
the Port

How the evening runs

Nice keeps a seaside timetable rather than a city one. Dinner is around eight, the evening is spent outdoors from May into October, and formality is confined to a handful of rooms along the seafront. Vieux Nice and the modern centre sit a few minutes apart, so an evening can change its mind without anyone getting into a car.

Getting around

Three tram lines carry most of what you need, and one of them runs from the airport into town — the airport is on the seafront a few kilometres west, which is close enough to change how a first day is planned. The centre is flat and small; the hills behind it, Cimiez among them, are a bus ride rather than a walk. The coastal railway runs east along the shore towards Monaco and the Italian border and is the sane way to spend a day out.

When Nice is busiest

The season is long — March to November is pleasant and the October light is the best of the year. Two dates dominate the calendar and neither of them happens in Nice: the film festival at Cannes and the Monaco Grand Prix, both in May, fill the whole coast and take the rooms with them. Carnival runs for a fortnight in February and does the same locally.

A woman smiling with her companion in bright coastal light. — A light, sunny day together.

Questions about Nice

Are the beaches sand?

No — they are pebble the whole way along the Baie des Anges, which surprises most first visits. It makes for clear water and an uncomfortable afternoon without something to lie on. The Promenade is the better plan anyway: it runs for miles and is busy at every hour of the day.

What is worth doing in the morning here?

The Cours Saleya market in Vieux Nice, which sells flowers and produce most mornings and turns over to antiques on Mondays. It is ten minutes of walking and an hour of standing about, which is an unusually easy way to start knowing someone.

Is a day along the coast realistic?

Very. The railway follows the shore east through Villefranche and Monaco to Menton, and most of its stations sit close to the water. It fills a day without any driving, and the return leg is easy to leave open.