Flights to Nice

France is a place where any citizen of the world can fit in. Nice is one of the most unparalleled cities, offering lazy afternoons in the sun, crazy entertainment action, and an opportunity to better understand the country itself. This resort is visited by many celebrities that can be most definitely found somewhere among many narrow city streets filled with French, Italian, and English people.

How to travel?

All flights to Nice end in an international airport, which has second biggest plane landing area in all France. Distance from the city centre is 6 kilometres, and it can be overcome by bus. It is planned to build a tram line to the airport in 2016 as well. You can use buses during the entirety of your visit. The routes are far-reaching, so there is no danger in getting lost while visiting famous places of the city.

What to taste?

Nice is like a puzzle made up from pieces of different cultures. This impression follows you to the local kitchens as well. If you wish to try out the popular French menu, why not order some bagels, baguettes, or French sandwiches. Anyone who has a sweet tooth will love soft éclairs. You will be also intensely impressed if you taste some of the famous onion soup, or some beef cake with olives.

What to see?

Cultural clash is noticeable right away, walking down the street. City seaside has a several kilometres long promenade that was built by Englishmen. Taking a walk here, you will find a lot of return-gift-material items for your loved ones, or yourself. Russian aristocrats have left their present for the city as well, in the form of St. Michaels’ Church. Go deeper into Nice, and you can see some Italian Baroque palaces and churches. The mixed cultures feeling gets even stronger after learning, that the United Kingdom Queen Victoria, German F. Nietzsche, Spaniard P. Picasso, and Italian D. Rossini all liked visiting Nice as well. The resort is hugely loved by Elton John and Bono, too.

If the art of painting interests you, you should pay a visit to H. Matisse Modern Art Museum, or other, more modern, museums. M. Chagall National Museum will offer a unique collection of religious paintings. Archaeology and History Museums are worth your attention too.

What to do?

While staying in Nice, fresh fruits are a must, and you can buy them at a local market. If you go to Nice in February, do not miss out on joining in on the famous Nice carnival. Being entertained is guaranteed, as all around the city you will be able to hear folk music, and attend live sound concerts. You will never get bored in Nice, as a holiday plan can be easily made for a cultural-masterpieces-based trip, as well as for a relaxing stay at the beach. Everything you need for a perfect holiday, is some decision making and purchasing the plane tickets.