Attractions: Garibaldi Square

Wander the narrow streets of the Old Town of Nice with a local guide who will bring the area’s long story to life. As you move through the oldest and liveliest district, your guide will explain the County of Nice’s 2,500-year history from its Greek foundation to the present day, including its medieval period under the House of Savoy and the Belle Époque after annexation to France. Along the way you will see monuments and noble palaces, visit the typical market, and pass Baroque churches and some of the most beautiful squares and small places in Old Nice. You will also hear anecdotes about history, culture and architecture, plus stories behind street names, shops and the neighbourhood’s best addresses. Finally, you will climb up to the castle hill — by lift or stairs — to explore the ruins of the old castle, the gardens and the waterfall, and to visit the monumental cemetery. From there you will enjoy magnificent views over Nice, offering a different perspective on the city you have just explored.

This self-guided audio tour of Nice puts a personal guide on your phone. It includes 100 audio stories that work directly in your browser, so you can start anytime and explore at your own pace without groups or schedules. Along the way you'll hear vivid storytelling with voice narration and soundscapes, and you’ll be able to pause and resume as you wish. As you move through the city, you’ll explore Nice’s most recognisable places — Old Town and Place Masséna — and stroll along the busy Promenade des Anglais. The tour also points out Parc Phoenix and a selection of local hidden gems, giving context and colour to the streets, buildings and sights you pass. This format suits solo travellers, couples and families who want a flexible, informative way to experience Nice.

This self-guided scavenger hunt is a playful way to explore Nice at your own pace. You’ll follow an interactive game in a single app, with no guides or fixed timetable, so you can begin when it suits you, pause for a photo at the Promenade du Paillon or a stroll through the narrow streets of the Old Town, and resume whenever you’re ready—even the next day. The activity suits couples, families and groups and can work as a team-building exercise. The Complete City package will guide you through more than ten major attractions and reveal hidden gems as you solve puzzles and complete challenges. Along the way you’ll learn the history and legends connected to each site and get hand-picked local recommendations for restaurants and shops. As you move through the route you’ll encounter Place Garibaldi, Tour Saint-François and the winding lanes of the Old Town, including Cathédrale Sainte-Réparate and Cours Saleya, and you’ll pass the Opera of Nice, Jardin Albert 1er, the Fountain of the Sun and the Promenade du Paillon. The experience focuses on discovery, local stories and practical tips to help you make the most of your time in Nice.

On this outside tour of Nice you will begin on the Promenade des Anglais, where you will meet your guide. You will cycle along a wide lane beside Old Nice to get used to your comfortable Pedego electric bike, then ride to the Rauba Capéu quay, known for its #ILOVENICE sign. Along the way the route will feel effortless thanks to the powerful Pedego, and you will soak up the seafront atmosphere as you move between sights. You will continue up to the top of Castle Hill for wide panoramic views of Nice, where your guide will share some historical and light-hearted facts. The tour then passes through the port of Nice, where you will see luxury yachts alongside the small traditional fishing boats known as les pointus. Finally you will reach Mont Boron, the highest hill above Nice, and enjoy an impressive view over the whole city. This small-group tour is limited to eight people, offering a more personalised experience.

In Nice, eat like a local as your expert guide leads you through bustling morning markets, the historic streets of Nice’s Old Town and a mix of neighbourhood bars and restaurants. Along the way you will sample sun‑soaked produce of Provence and small bites that reflect the city’s coastal, Mediterranean flavours. You will taste a range of treats, from street food and market nibbles to dishes served in restaurants and wine bars, highlighting how this is a place where the land meets the sea and France meets Italy. As you move through the old streets, your guide will share stories about the southern way of life and the fascinating history of Nice’s Old Town, while you try both iconic and lesser‑known specialities from the south of France.

You will enjoy an interactive tour through the heart of Nice that mixes local history with light, playful quizzes. Along the way you'll hear historical anecdotes that bring the city to life and take part in short activities designed to engage and entertain as you move between sights. The route starts at the Promenade des Anglais and continues through the charming old town, passing lively streets and historic corners before moving on to Place Garibaldi. The experience finishes with stunning views of the Port and the Bay of Angels from the 'I Love Nice' sign, giving you a memorable panorama to end the walk.

This experience is built around the idea that God created Nice last — a playful theme that explains why the city feels like a little masterpiece on the French Riviera. You will explore a place that is as alpine as it is maritime, where the yellow of the sun and the azure blue of the sea shape the postcard image, yet the city cannot be reduced to a single view. Along the way, the experience asks for a curious, receptive spirit to appreciate the subtle contrasts that make Nice unique. As you move through the city, you will notice its blend of mountain and sea influences and the lively human warmth that locals and visitors share. Expect moments of laughter and friendly encounters, as the experience emphasises the social and sensory pleasures of Nice rather than just its scenery. The tone is light and inviting: everyone is welcome to join this co‑adventure and to reflect on why Nice often feels like a final, perfect touch on the Mediterranean coast.

This walking food experience around Nice’s old town introduces you to local tastes and the stories behind them. A local expert will lead the group through the narrow streets and explain the background of each selected restaurant, how dishes are prepared and any curious details that make them special. Along the way you’ll sample some of the best preparations, strictly selected by locals, while enjoying one of the most beautiful areas of Nice. Recipes for the dishes you try will be explained so they won’t remain secrets, and the guide will give practical advice you can use for the rest of your stay.

If you're looking for a fun way to see Nice at your own pace, this city-exploration game will suit you. The experience casts you as helper to Jackson Wilde, a famous city explorer, and asks you to solve quizzes to earn points. Along the way you’ll be entertained with interesting questions that also teach fun facts about the city. The activity is suitable for a group and keeps the focus on discovery rather than rigid schedules. You’ll be guided through ten key locations across Nice, including the Cathedral of Saint Nicholas, the Basilica of Notre-Dame, the modern Tête Carrée, Garibaldi Square, the Cathedral of Saint Reparata, Masséna Square, the Opera, the Promenade des Anglais, Colline du Château and Port Lympia. Download the app on Android or iOS, or open it in your browser, to access the mission, multiple quizzes and city guides about each monument. As you move through the route, quizzes and short guides will point out highlights and local stories, helping you learn more about each site as you go.

Explore Nice by e-bike with a local guide who will share interesting commentary as you move through the city. You’ll pedal mainly on flat, smooth roads that make for an easy ride, with one hill climb up to Mont Boron. Along the way, you’ll see the streets and coastal areas that give Nice its character, while enjoying a relaxed pace that lets you take in the surroundings. The tour finishes with a climb up Mont Boron Hill, where you’ll see panoramic views of Nice and Villefranche and enjoy a peaceful ride through nature. You’ll also receive local tips and recommendations about Nice and its surroundings, which may help when planning the rest of your stay. You may consider taking this tour early in your visit if you want a good orientation to the city and ideas for places to explore next.

Experience Nice at your own pace with an audio guide that lets you explore the French Riviera’s crown jewel on your terms. The narration reveals centuries of local history, from Roman settlements to Belle Époque glamour, told by expert storytellers with clear, engaging delivery. Along the way you may choose which monuments, gardens and historic quarters appeal to you, creating a personalised route that traditional group tours cannot match. As you move through the city, you will hear insider knowledge and stories that highlight authentic local culture, including secret viewpoints and tips known to longtime residents. The content is curated to bring each location to life, and you may pause, revisit or extend your exploration whenever you wish. This experience focuses on the places and tales that shape Nice, giving you freedom to explore what matters most to you.

Experience Nice with a local guide who’s practically a wine lover and join a relaxed tasting adventure through the city. You’ll sample unique charcuterie and artisan cheeses while stopping at some of the coolest and most unusual spots in town. Along the way you’ll sip seriously good wine and enjoy the easy pace of a small, food-focused outing. As you move between tastings, your guide will share captivating stories about wine and local food traditions. You’ll learn about flavour pairings and the characters behind the products, and get a sense of Nice’s culinary scene through delicious samples and informed conversation. This experience focuses on tasting, local flavour and atmosphere, with time to savour each stop and the drinks you taste.

La cavaleta has operated visits to Nice since 2012. On their FAMILY city tour option you will have the possibility to board a real four-seat bike taxi. The ride is described as comfortable and safe, and you will be led by passionate guides who are native to Nice. The four-seater is an easy, eco-friendly and economical way to see Nice, and you will not need to rent two taxi bikes. This option keeps your group together in a single, shared vehicle while a local guide accompanies you around the city. It is a straightforward choice for families who prefer a relaxed, compact way to experience Nice with guides who know the area well.

Nice sits on the French Riviera and offers beaches, lively bars and restaurants, great views and a rich local culture. On this private walking tour you will be taken to one special part of the city: the old district. Your guide will collect you from your hotel or from your cruise ship and accompany you as you explore this historic area. You will enjoy a fully private walk with a local guide who will show you the character of the old district and share insights into Nice’s history and culture as you move through its streets. Along the way, the guide will point out places of interest and help you get your bearings in the city. At the end of the tour, your guide will help you call a taxi back or suggest a restaurant for lunch or dinner, so you can continue your time in Nice with ease.

In Nice, cycling on an electric bike is an easy, enjoyable way to take in the changing landscape where city, sea and mountain meet. On board your bike, you’ll admire coastal views and the urban skyline as you move between waterfront and hillside. You’ll set off from the port of Nice and head towards Castle Hill to enjoy panoramic views over the city. Along the way you’ll pass by the most beautiful promenade in the world, riding where the town meets the sea. The ride finishes at Mount Alban, where you’ll have 360-degree views of Angel Bay and the surrounding mountains. Along this route you’ll see the contrasts between Nice’s busy seafront and its elevated lookout points, giving a clear sense of the city’s position between shore and high ground.