Nice City

Discover the picturesque city of Nice with the help of a self-guided audio tour that includes a unique navigation feature!

As you approach significant sights like the Promenade des Anglais, Marc Chagall National Museum, and Castle Hill, you'll fall in love with the city's history and culture!

Don't forget to listen to the audio commentary to learn about the city's greatest tourist attractions.

Learn some fascinating facts about the city from local experts who will speak with you in your own language.

Create your own itinerary and take home some lovely memories as you explore the city and discover the best picture hotspots!

Walk in the footsteps of famous philosophers and writers who lived in Nice through a mobile game with a uniquely crafted story from talented writers.

Get your thinking cap on to solve clues that will unlock the story and the exact directions to your next location.

Pause the game at locations that capture your interest and resume to learn about Nice's history and architectural changes throughout the years.

Learn about Nice's history and architectural changes throughout the years as you dive deeper into the game or explore the city at your own pace by creating your own schedule on a self-guided audio tour with commentary in 5 different languages.

Fun fact: Nice is named after Nike, the Greek goddess who personifies victory, not the famous brand!

Who's up for some time travel? Step into Villa Kérylos and you'll feel like you're in Ancient Greece!

Ever wondered how Greek nobles lived back in the 2nd century BC? This villa in Nice is the perfect place to find out.

Stroll through the grand inner courtyard, explore the staterooms, and marvel at the luxurious bedrooms and bathrooms - it's like being in a Greek drama.

Did you know? Villa Kérylos is named after the Halcyon bird in Greek mythology, a symbol of tranquility and happiness. This villa exudes the same blissful ambiance!

Get more bang for your buck vs individual ticket prices and unlock over 50 French attractions, guided tours, and museums with the French Riviera Pass.

Save big on iconic attractions! Enjoy substantial discounts on the Renoir Museum, scenic boat trips around Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, and shopping at Galleries Lafayette.

Indulge the history buff in you and visit the Archaeological Museum at Nice Cimiez or the Terra Amata Museum of Prehistory.

Craving adventure or you would rather relax? The 24-hour pass is your ticket to explore France at your own pace.

Say goodbye to long queues. With your convenient mobile ticket, you'll bypass the crowds and explore France's must-see sights.

Immerse yourself in a 30-minute guided tour of Fragonard’s La Fabrique des Fleurs, discovering the secrets of perfume making in Grasse.

Ignite your senses as you personalize your 12ml bottle of Eau de Toilette, learning the nuances of fragrance composition in the process.

Bask in Grasse's rich heritage, known as the perfume capital of the world, experiencing its aromatic gardens and traditional perfume establishments.

The tour uncovers the manufacturing secrets of Fragonard's perfume, cosmetics, and soaps where you can discover the perfect blend of tradition and innovation.

Fun fact: Grasse's favorable climate for growing flower crops led to its transformation into the world's perfume capital in the 16th century.

Get on a comfortable AC bus and begin your journey to the French Riviera from Nice to explore the villages of Èze, Monaco, Cannes, and more!

Hit the road on the Moyenne Corniche, and enjoy views of the Mediterranean from the Port of Villefranche-sur-Mer and Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat.

For perfume enthusiasts, Grasse is a must-visit—a hub for the fragrance industry and exploring the medieval village of Èze.

Visit the iconic Monte Carlo Casino and F1 circuit, and witness the Changing of the Guard ceremony in Monaco. Learn all about it from your expert guide.

Swing by Saint Paul de Vence, a place cherished by painters like Picasso, sample some local delicacies at Antibes and stroll along the glamorous Croisette in Cannes just like Hollywood stars.

One day, five places. Tighten your seatbelts for an epic journey through the Italian and French Riviera sitting in a plush AC vehicle from Nice.

Dip into a sea of Mediterranean stories: from Eve's lemon tree myth to Grimaldi using a monk's garb to take over Monaco. Your guide will share it all!

Imagine driving through the iconic Monaco Grand Prix race circuit! Marvel at the beauty of nature as you drive to the man-made luxuries of Monte Carlo.

Shop for artisanal souvenirs in the vibrant markets of Sanremo or visit Menton, the 'Pearl of France' where citrus scents waft through alleys.

Did you know? The old town of Ventimiglia is 500 years old! Get a glimpse of a civilization long gone with ruins of Roman theatres and thermal baths.

Enjoy a full-day guided tour of St Tropez from Nice in a comfortable AC vehicle, accompanied by an English-fluent driver-guide.

Explore Saint-Tropez, one of Europe's most renowned resorts, where writers and artists like Jean-Paul Sartre and Hemingway would frequently visit.

Take a leisurely stroll along the canals and admire the picturesque waterfront lined with colorful houses and boats at Port Grimaud.

Cruise on a scenic boat trip from St. Maxime to St. Tropez and admire landmarks such as the coastline of the French Riviera, St. Tropez harbor, and the Citadel.

Fun fact: Port Grimaud is built on a series of man-made islands connected by bridges and canals. Its distinctive layout gives it the appearance of a floating village.

Explore Antibes' ancient Provençal market, abundant with local goods and fresh fruits, on a full-day guided tour through the picturesque old town.

With round-trip hotel pick-up and drop-off from Nice in an air-conditioned vehicle, your English-fluent driver-guide will accompany you throughout the journey.

Discover the vineyard and wine cellar of Château de Crémat, established in 1906, and enjoy a tasting of their red, rosé, and white wines.

Step into the world of St. Paul de Vence, celebrated for its immaculate preservation as one of the finest fortified villages in the South of France.

Fun fact: Saint-Paul-de-Vence was once home to renowned painters such as Marc Chagall, Fernand Léger, and Pablo Picasso