Old Nice on foot
2.5 h · 7 stops · 7 stops
- Cours Saleya
- Chapelle de la Miséricorde
- Place Rossetti
- Palais Lascaris
- Chez Thérésa · Rue Droite
- Rue Pairolière
- Place Garibaldi
148 places · Michelin, Gault&Millau, Le Fooding, Time Out, UNESCO and Cuisine Nissarde · no Eater coverage · 5 routes
Tap a route and it gets drawn on the map, stop by stop.
Tap a pin for photos, rating and how to get there by tram. Turn on a route to follow the numbered path.
This interactive map of Nice (France) brings together 148 hand-picked places: 44 attractions, 48 restaurants, 27 cafés and 29 shops. It also includes 5 walking routes with their stops in order. For every place you get what it is, a practical tip and how to get there by public transport. It is free, works on your phone and needs no sign-up.
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Tap a route to see it drawn on the map, stop by stop.
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Old Town · Genoese quarter
A maze of ochre façades and green shutters where every corner smells of hot socca and orange blossom.
Tip: Enter via Rue Droite at 8am: the delivery carts and the smell of bread are the real Nice.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 5 min walk
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Show on mapFlower market · Old Town
The Riviera's most photographed market: flowers, Menton lemons and striped awnings from 6am to 1pm.
Tip: On Mondays the flowers give way to antique dealers: the day to hunt cheap Provençal china.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 6 min walk
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Show on mapOchre square · Old Town
Nice's postcard square: yellow façades, a fountain, the baroque cathedral and Fenocchio's endless queue.
Tip: Come back at 10pm: the square empties, warm lights come on and the photo has nobody in it.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 3 min walk
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Show on mapBaroque cathedral · Old Town
Pure Genoese baroque: a glazed-tile dome, ten gilded chapels and acoustics that stop you mid-step.
Tip: Free entry. See the dome from Rue de la Poissonnerie: the tiles shift colour with the sun.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 4 min walk
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Show on mapBaroque palace · Old Town
A 1650 Genoese palace with mythological frescoes and one of Europe's finest antique instrument collections.
Tip: Free for everyone on the first Sunday of the month; take the marble stairs to the noble floor.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 2 min walk
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Show on mapBaroque gem · Cours Saleya
For many historians the most perfect baroque chapel in all France. And it opens only a few hours a week.
Tip: Usually open only Tuesday afternoons with a free guided tour: check the time that same day.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 6 min walk
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Show on map18th-century church · Opera
Plain façade, wildly rococo inside. It sits beside the Opera and almost nobody walking past goes in.
Tip: On the way out cross to Alziari: the most fragrant corner of Nice, incense meets olive oil.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 3 min walk
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Show on mapSeafront promenade · Baie des Anges
Seven kilometres of turquoise sea, palms and chaises bleues. UNESCO-listed since 2021 as a winter resort city.
Tip: In October it empties out: grab a Vélo Bleu and ride the whole thing to the airport at sunset.
🚇 Tram L2 · Alsace Lorraine, 9 min walk
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Show on mapBelle Époque palace · Promenade
The 1913 pink dome that defines the Promenade skyline, with a 16,000-crystal Baccarat chandelier inside.
Tip: You don't need a room: walk into the Salon Royal for the chandelier and have a drink at Bar Le Relais.
🚇 Tram L2 · Alsace Lorraine, 8 min walk
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Show on mapArt deco · Promenade des Anglais
The most spectacular 1929 art deco façade on the Riviera, saved from demolition and now a casino and hotel.
Tip: See it at night from the seaward pavement: the lit bas-reliefs are something else.
🚇 Tram L2 · Alsace Lorraine, 13 min walk
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Show on mapHistoric garden · Promenade
Nice's oldest public garden: century-old palms, the Théâtre de Verdure and Bernar Venet's steel arc.
Tip: It's the natural shortcut between the Promenade and Place Masséna: cut through instead of going around.
🚇 Tram L1 · Masséna, 6 min walk
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Show on mapMain square · Centre
Red-and-white chequerboard, Pompeian-red façades and Plensa's seven figures floating on 10-metre masts.
Tip: The figures change colour all night: sit on the rim of the Soleil fountain for ten minutes.
🚇 Tram L1 · Masséna, 3 min walk
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Show on mapLinear park · Centre
Twelve hectares of green over the buried river, with a mirror pool, water jets and a giant climbable wooden octopus.
Tip: The miroir d'eau runs well into October: kids go in fully dressed, bring a change of clothes.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 2 min walk
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Show on mapHilltop park · Old Town
The definitive lookout over the Baie des Anges and the old town's red roofs. The castle is gone; the view isn't.
Tip: Ride the free Rauba-Capèu lift up and walk down the stairs to Place Garibaldi.
🚇 Tram L2 · Port Lympia, 9 min walk
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Show on mapArtificial waterfall · Castle Hill
A 19th-century waterfall dropping 30 metres inside the park, with a viewpoint behind the curtain of water.
Tip: The platform above the falls is the best spot for one photo with both the port and the old town.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 8 min walk
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Show on mapFree lift · Rauba-Capèu
The trick half the tourists miss: a free lift that drops you at the top of the lookout without a single step.
Tip: It's at the end of Quai des États-Unis, under the war memorial. Runs until sundown.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 14 min walk
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Show on mapBay viewpoint · Castle Hill
The castle's lower terrace, right above the tower where Berlioz lived. The whole curve of the Baie des Anges.
Tip: Come 40 minutes before sunset: the sun drops right behind the airport and the bay turns orange.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 12 min walk
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Show on mapMonumental cemetery · Castle Hill
White marble mausoleums facing the Mediterranean. Garibaldi's father, Mercedes Jellinek and Gaston Leroux rest here.
Tip: Find Mercedes Jellinek's grave: the little girl the car brand was named after.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 6 min walk
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Show on mapNoon cannon · Castle Hill
Every day at noon sharp a cannon booms over the city. An English tradition from 1861 that never stopped.
Tip: If you're on Cours Saleya at 11:59, look up: the smoke leaves the hill before the bang arrives.
🚇 Tram L2 · Garibaldi - Le Château, 8 min walk
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Show on mapMedieval ruins · Castle Hill
The excavated foundations of the 11th-century cathedral that was the city centre before Nice moved downhill.
Tip: The panels show how the walled city looked: the best free history lesson in town.
🚇 Tram L2 · Port Lympia, 9 min walk
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Show on mapArt deco memorial · Rauba-Capèu
Carved into the living rock of the hill, a 32-metre art deco arch between sea and stone. Striking up close.
Tip: It's the bend where the Promenade becomes the port: the best whole-city photo is from here.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 17 min walk
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Show on mapTurin-style square · Garibaldi
Yellow Turin-style arcades, Garibaldi's statue in the middle and the best oyster terraces in Nice.
Tip: Trams L1 and L2 cross here: the best place in the city to switch lines.
🚇 Tram L2 · Garibaldi - Le Château, 2 min walk
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Show on mapOld port · Lympia
White yachts against ox-blood red façades. The 18th-century port is now the most appetising district in Nice.
Tip: Walk Quai des Deux Emmanuel at dusk: it's where locals eat, not the cruise crowd.
🚇 Tram L2 · Port Lympia, 4 min walk
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Show on mapContemporary art · Place Yves Klein
Nouveau Réalisme and Pop in four marble towers: Yves Klein, Niki de Saint Phalle, Warhol and Arman together.
Tip: The roof terrace is free and gives a 360° view over the Paillon that almost nobody goes up for.
🚇 Tram L1 · Garibaldi, 4 min walk
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Show on mapGenoese villa · Cimiez
A 17th-century red villa among ancient olive trees, holding the collection Matisse left to his adopted city.
Tip: It shares the olive grove with the Roman arena: do both Cimiez museums in one morning.
🚇 Bus 15 · Arènes / Musée Matisse
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Show on mapBiblical Message · Cimiez
Seventeen huge Biblical Message canvases in a building Chagall co-designed, plus the deep-blue stained glass.
Tip: The Mediterranean garden with its pond is part of the visit: have a coffee at the Buvette du Musée.
🚇 Tram L1 · Gare Thiers, 12 min walk
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Show on mapMonastery and gardens · Cimiez
16th-century gardens with roses, wisteria and the calmest view in Nice. Matisse and Dufy are buried here.
Tip: The terrace looks over the Paillon valley: best picnic-with-a-view in the city, and it's free.
🚇 Bus 15 · Monastère
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Show on mapRoman amphitheatre · Cemenelum
The amphitheatre of Cemenelum, the Roman capital that predates Nice. Today it hosts the Nice Jazz Festival.
Tip: Free to enter and you can walk on the sand: locals use it as a square to play pétanque.
🚇 Bus 15 · Arènes / Musée Matisse
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Show on mapRoman baths · Cemenelum
Three 3rd-century bath complexes still standing among the olive trees, with walls nine metres high.
Tip: Entry is combined with the Musée d'Archéologie next door: one ticket covers both.
🚇 Bus 15 · Arènes / Musée Matisse
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Show on mapRoman archaeology · Cimiez
Everything dug out of Cemenelum: Roman glass, jewellery, coins and a map explaining why Nice sits where it does.
Tip: Small and air-conditioned: the perfect plan if the mistral or a rainy afternoon catches you in Cimiez.
🚇 Bus 15 · Arènes / Musée Matisse
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Show on mapFine arts · Baumettes
An 1878 Ukrainian princess's villa holding Fragonard, Monet, Rodin, Dufy and Jules Chéret's poster work.
Tip: It's nearly always empty. The marble staircase in the hall is worth the ticket on its own.
🚇 Tram L2 · C.U. Méditerranéen, 4 min walk
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Show on mapBelle Époque villa · Promenade
The Italianate villa beside the Negresco tells how Nice invented itself as a winter resort.
Tip: The palm garden opens straight onto the Promenade and is free even without a museum ticket.
🚇 Tram L2 · Alsace Lorraine, 8 min walk
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Show on mapPhotography · Old Town
Three floors of contemporary photography shows in the heart of the old town, almost always free to enter.
Tip: It's thirty seconds from Cours Saleya: ideal once the market has packed up.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 5 min walk
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Show on mapRussian domes · Tzarewitch
Six coloured-ceramic onion domes: the largest Russian Orthodox church outside Russia, paid for by the Tsar.
Tip: Shoulders and knees must be covered. Ten minutes on foot from Nice-Ville station; almost nobody includes it.
🚇 Tram L1 · Nice-Ville, 14 min walk
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Show on mapItalian-style opera house · Old Town
An 1885 red-and-gold Italian-style hall with a Gustave Deloye ceiling and upper-gallery seats for the price of a coffee.
Tip: The season opens in October: check the day's billing, upper seats cost next to nothing.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 5 min walk
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Show on mapBeach club · Quai des États-Unis
Nice's largest beach club: blue loungers, a restaurant at water level and the old town right behind you.
Tip: In October the sea is still 21°C and loungers get cheaper: the best month for a swim.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 9 min walk
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Show on mapSheltered beach · Below the hill
The bay's very last beach, shielded by Castle Hill: calmer water, far less wind and a lot fewer people.
Tip: Bring water shoes: like all of Nice it's pebbles, not sand. Your feet will thank you.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 10 min walk
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Show on mapForest and viewpoints · Mont Boron
Eleven kilometres of trails through pines and carobs, with views over Nice one side and Villefranche the other.
Tip: Bus 12 drops you at the top: ride up and walk down to the port in about 40 minutes.
🚇 Bus 12 · Mont Boron
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Show on mapFortified viewpoint · Mont Boron
A 19th-century gun battery hanging over the sea, with the cleanest view there is of Cap de Villefranche.
Tip: It's on the coastal path and almost always empty: bring water, there's nothing up there.
🚇 Bus 12 · Mont Boron
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Show on mapNeo-Gothic · Jean Médecin
Two 65-metre towers modelled on Notre-Dame de Paris, standing right on Nice's main shopping avenue.
Tip: Perfect refuge between shops: it's steps from Nicetoile and always cool and empty.
🚇 Tram L1 · Gare Thiers, 6 min walk
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Show on mapUrban winery · AOC Bellet
A neo-Gothic château among vines inside the city limits: AOC Bellet is one of Europe's urban vineyards.
Tip: September and October are harvest: book the tasting visit, the white rolle is the jewel.
🚇 Taxi from Libération, 15 min
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Show on mapBotanical garden · Arénas
Seven hectares with one of Europe's biggest greenhouses: rainforest, crocodiles, lemurs and butterflies.
Tip: It's next to the airport: the ideal way to kill four hours before a flight with kids.
🚇 Tram L2 · Parc Phoenix, 4 min walk
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Show on mapStadium and museum · Saint-Isidore
OGC Nice's home ground, 36,000 seats under a timber-and-ETFE canopy, with the national sports museum inside.
Tip: Tram L3 drops you at the door straight from the airport: 20 minutes, no changes.
🚇 Tram L3 · Stade, 7 min walk
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Show on mapArthouse cinema · Acropolis
Classic and arthouse seasons in original version at a token price, in a big hall that's rarely full.
Tip: Perfect rainy-day plan: tickets cost less than a coffee on Cours Saleya.
🚇 Tram L1 · Vauban, 2 min walk
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Show on mapTwo Michelin stars · Centre
The Tourteaux brothers run Nice's only two-star table: creole-Mediterranean cooking in a tiny dining room.
Tip: Just 25 seats: book six weeks out. The lunch menu is the way in.
🚇 Tram L2 · Durandy, 1 min walk
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Show on mapOne Michelin star · Port
Four-hands market cooking in a neighbourhood room by the port: a short menu, no à la carte, no fuss.
Tip: Take the pairing: their natural-wine list from the Rhône and Bellet is the port's best.
🚇 Tram L2 · Port Lympia, 6 min walk
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Show on mapOne Michelin star · Port
Jan Hendrik van der Westhuizen crossed South Africa with Provence and earned the star: local produce, Cape soul.
Tip: If you can't get a table, Bistrot de Jan next door is the same chef and far easier to book.
🚇 Tram L2 · Port Lympia, 4 min walk
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Show on mapOne Michelin star · Libération
Bruno Cirino came back to Libération with a market-vegetable kitchen that earned a star in its first year.
Tip: Fifty metres from the Marché de la Libération: he buys that morning and cooks it at lunch.
🚇 Tram L1 · Libération, 1 min walk
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Show on mapOne Michelin star · Negresco
The Negresco's Regency-panelled dining room, Aubusson tapestries on the walls and high-school Mediterranean cooking.
Tip: Ask for a table by the Promenade window and take the lunch menu, far more affordable.
🚇 Tram L2 · Alsace Lorraine, 9 min walk
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Show on mapOne Michelin star · Centre
Mickaël Gracieux runs central Nice's most technical kitchen in a twenty-cover room behind a closed door.
Tip: It's on Rue de l'Hôtel des Postes with no loud sign: without a booking you'd walk right past.
🚇 Tram L1 · Masséna, 3 min walk
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Show on mapOne Michelin star · Garibaldi
Razor-sharp Italo-Mediterranean cooking in the antiques quarter, holder of the city's newest star.
Tip: Have lunch here then dive into the antique dealers on Rue Antoine Gautier: same block.
🚇 Tram L2 · Port Lympia, 3 min walk
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Show on mapOne Michelin star · Port
A single weekly menu that follows the catch and the market garden, served at a twenty-seat port counter.
Tip: Sit at the counter facing the kitchen: you see everything and the chef talks you through each dish.
🚇 Tram L2 · Port Lympia, 3 min walk
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Show on mapBib Gourmand · Nissart cooking
Twelve tables, no phone, no cards, wooden stools. The most orthodox Niçois cooking still standing.
Tip: You must show up in the morning to write your name in the book, and bring cash. No other way.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 2 min walk
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Show on mapBib Gourmand · Old Town
A chalkboard bistro on Rue de la Préfecture: tripe, daube, pigeon and a southern wine list you can't exhaust.
Tip: Book days ahead or turn up at 7pm sharp: by 7:15pm nobody else gets in.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 5 min walk
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Show on mapBib Gourmand · Old Town
Thirteen tables and a menu rewritten weekly with whatever Cours Saleya brings in. Pure produce, zero garnish.
Tip: October brings cèpes and the first truffle: always ask what came from the market that morning.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 5 min walk
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Show on mapBib Gourmand · Nissart cooking
A Rue Grimaldi family institution since 1958: petits farcis, daube and Niçois ravioli, cooked like at home.
Tip: Order the petits farcis niçois to share as a starter: the dish that defines the city.
🚇 Tram L1 · Jean Médecin, 4 min walk
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Show on mapBib Gourmand · Rue Maccarani
Best value-for-cooking in the centre: a three-course menu that changes weekly and always surprises.
Tip: The two-course lunch menu is one of the genuine gastronomic bargains in Nice.
🚇 Tram L1 · Jean Médecin, 5 min walk
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Show on mapBib Gourmand · Farm to table
Real farm-to-table in the Musicians' quarter: Var producers and a wood fire you can see from the door.
Tip: Tables outside on Avenue Auber: in October you can dine outdoors well into the night.
🚇 Tram L1 · Jean Médecin, 10 min walk
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Show on map1923 socca · Port
The benchmark socca since 1923: wood-fired oven, shared tables and one thing done right for a century.
Tip: They close at midday and open only for dinner: arrive 6:45pm, order socca plus pissaladière and tourte de blettes.
🚇 Tram L2 · Port Lympia, 5 min walk
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Show on mapStreet socca · Rue Droite
The Rue Droite stall selling socca straight from the wood oven on a copper tray. You eat it standing up.
Tip: They close when the batter runs out, often before 1pm: go early and bring cash.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 4 min walk
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Show on mapNissart street food · Old Town
A street counter with the whole cheap Niçois repertoire: socca, farcis, courgette-flower fritters and pissaladière.
Tip: Best place in Nice to try six different things cheaply. Order one at a time and share.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 1 min walk
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Show on map1927 family table · Rue Droite
Four generations on the same Rue Droite corner making estocaficada, daube and hand-rolled ravioli.
Tip: Open weekdays only and no group bookings: come alone or as a pair and wait at the door.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 5 min walk
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Show on mapRotisserie · Place Rossetti
A stone vault serving nothing but spit-roasted meat with three different mashes. Simple, cheap, always full.
Tip: Order the olive-oil mashed potato: the best side in the city and it comes separately.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 2 min walk
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Show on mapNissart cooking · Old Town
On an old-town staircase since 1958, home to the best courgette-flower fritters and the Niçois testine.
Tip: Ask for a table outside on the steps: one of the prettiest old-town terraces at night.
🚇 Tram L2 · Garibaldi - Le Château, 3 min walk
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Show on mapChef's bistro · Old Town
A small hand-painted room where the menu changes daily with whatever fish Cours Saleya had.
Tip: Very few tables and the chef cooks alone: phone that same morning to book.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 4 min walk
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Show on mapMarket bistro · Old Town
A produce bistro a block from Cours Saleya: short chalkboard menu, natural wines, lightning service.
Tip: Ideal for an early dinner before the Opera: three minutes' walk and they serve from 7pm.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 4 min walk
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Show on mapInternational classic · Cours Saleya
The Niçois restaurant that became a global brand, from London to Dubai. This is the 1988 original.
Tip: Order the raw vegetables with anchovy and the lemon Bresse chicken: the two house dishes.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 5 min walk
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Show on mapOysters since 1908 · Place Garibaldi
Under the Garibaldi arcades since 1908: oysters, sea urchins, whelks and a marble bench where they're shucked.
Tip: No bookings: arrive at noon sharp or after 3pm. The plateau royal is for two.
🚇 Tram L2 · Garibaldi - Le Château, 2 min walk
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Show on mapCeviche and crudo · Old Town
Nice's raw-fish phenomenon: Peruvian ceviches, tiraditos and Mediterranean crudo, served non-stop.
Tip: No bookings and a queue from 7pm: leave your name and drink next door until they call.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 5 min walk
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Show on mapColombian-Italian fusion · Garibaldi
The most talked-about table in Garibaldi: pork pluma, chef's arepas and a short, sharp natural wine list.
Tip: Order the pork pluma to share: the dish that put Colita on every list this year.
🚇 Tram L2 · Garibaldi - Le Château, 4 min walk
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Show on mapNeighbourhood bistro · Port
Hyper-local cooking on Rue Rusca: everything comes from the Marché de la Libération or the port's catch.
Tip: The two-course lunch is among the cheapest of the port's serious kitchens.
🚇 Tram L2 · Port Lympia, 3 min walk
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Show on mapCuisine Nissarde label · Old Town
From the olive-oil mill family: one of the city's official Cuisine Nissarde label restaurants.
Tip: The Cuisine Nissarde label only goes to those respecting original recipes: look for the plaque at the door.
🚇 Tram L2 · Garibaldi - Le Château, 3 min walk
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Show on mapPeople's socca · Rue Pairolière
Plastic tables in the street, jugs of rosé and socca for pennies. Loud, scruffy and utterly Niçois.
Tip: Order the classic round: socca, fritters, pissaladière and a jug of rosé. Cash only.
🚇 Tram L2 · Garibaldi - Le Château, 3 min walk
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Show on mapOn a rock in the sea · Mont Boron
A 1920s diving platform on an isolated rock: you eat literally surrounded by sea on three sides.
Tip: Book months out. If there's no table, take a drink on the lower terrace at sunset instead.
🚇 Tram L2 · Port Lympia, 20 min walk
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Show on mapOn the sand · Promenade des Anglais
Mediterranean sharing plates at water level, with its own loungers and the Promenade right above.
Tip: Book a 1:30pm table and add a lounger: they let you stay on the beach all afternoon.
🚇 Tram L2 · Alsace Lorraine, 14 min walk
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Show on mapNatural-wine bistro · Old Town
One of the old town's most celebrated openings: natural wines, small plates and a menu that changes unannounced.
Tip: Sit at the bar and let them pick your wines by the glass: the best way to discover Bellet.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 3 min walk
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Show on mapSeasonal bistro · Rue Meyerbeer
Everything they serve grows within a hundred kilometres and the board is rewritten twice a week. Living wines.
Tip: In October come cèpes, chestnuts and the first Alba white truffle: this is the month for it.
🚇 Tram L2 · Alsace Lorraine, 6 min walk
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Show on mapBrunch and bakery · Rue Grimaldi
Bakery and dining room in one: real pain-bagnat, savoury tarts and the centre's most-booked weekend brunch.
Tip: Get the pain-bagnat to take to the beach: wrap it, wait half an hour, the bread drinks the oil.
🚇 Tram L1 · Masséna, 9 min walk
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Show on mapNissart family table · Garibaldi
Seventy years of one family making hand-rolled Niçois ravioli, tourte de blettes and long-cooked daube.
Tip: Order the savoury tourte de blettes to start and the sweet one for dessert: few know both exist.
🚇 Tram L1 · Garibaldi, 5 min walk
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Show on mapFood hall · Libération
The 1892 railway station turned into a food hall, fifteen kitchens under a vast iron-and-glass nave.
Tip: Ideal with a group or with kids: everyone eats what they want and the long tables are shared.
🚇 Tram L1 · Libération, 3 min walk
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Show on mapMarket bistro · Libération
Steps from the Marché de la Libération, with a menu drawn straight from that morning's stalls.
Tip: Have Saturday lunch here after walking the market: the real locals' ritual.
🚇 Tram L1 · Borriglione, 7 min walk
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Show on map1966 gelateria · Place Rossetti
Ninety-four flavours since 1966, from tomato-basil to violet, fig and olive oil. This is the ice cream of Nice.
Tip: Get a two-scoop cone and gamble on the odd ones: tomato-basil with fig works better than it sounds.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 3 min walk
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Show on mapArtisan gelato · Old Town
Fenocchio's counterpoint: fewer flavours, more craft, Piedmont farm milk and real Bronte pistachio.
Tip: Try the Bronte pistachio and the Nice olive oil: two flavours you won't find elsewhere.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 4 min walk
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Show on mapChef gelato · Rue de la Préfecture
Nice's trending gelateria: made fresh daily, a short rotating list and queues of locals, not tourists.
Tip: Check the day's board before queuing: seasonal flavours last a week and vanish.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 2 min walk
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Show on map1930 gelateria · Rue Masséna
Nice's oldest gelateria still in founding-family hands, with sorbets made from market fruit.
Tip: The fruit sorbets change weekly: October brings fig, muscat grape and quince.
🚇 Tram L1 · Masséna, 8 min walk
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Show on mapCorner bar · Old Town
The old town's busiest corner at aperitivo hour: craft beer, oysters and a charcuterie board.
Tip: Happy hour runs 6 to 8pm and the corner fills up: get there at 5:45pm for an outside table.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 6 min walk
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Show on mapWine bar · Garibaldi
An old electrical shop turned into Garibaldi's loudest and best-loved wine bar. Always packed.
Tip: Order the Arrière-Pays cheese board with a Bellet red: the perfect local pairing.
🚇 Tram L2 · Garibaldi - Le Château, 4 min walk
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Show on mapCave à manger · Centre
Nice's pioneering natural-wine cave à manger: pick the bottle off the shelf and they open it at your table.
Tip: You pay shop price plus corkage: the cheapest way to drink well in Nice.
🚇 Tram L2 · Durandy, 2 min walk
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Show on mapCocktails on the quay · Lympia
Craft cocktails on Quai des Deux Emmanuel, yachts in front and a menu built on southern herbs.
Tip: Ask for something with rosemary or immortelle and sit on the quayside: the port at night is another city.
🚇 Tram L2 · Port Lympia, 4 min walk
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Show on mapLive jazz · Old Town
Live jazz and blues every night in an old-town cellar, no cover, with the line-up rotating weekly.
Tip: Music starts around 10pm and it fills by 11: come earlier and stay at the bar.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 3 min walk
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Show on mapNissart trattoria · Place du Jésus
A tiny old-town square, tables on the cobbles and homemade Niçois pasta: gnocchi, ravioli and merda de can.
Tip: Order the merda de can, green chard gnocchi: the name is awful, the dish is glorious.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 4 min walk
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Show on mapNeighbourhood cooking · Garibaldi
Twenty covers in the antiques quarter with a handwritten menu and prices you won't find in the old town.
Tip: It's the Garibaldi locals' secret: book that morning and order the daily special.
🚇 Tram L2 · Garibaldi - Le Château, 4 min walk
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Show on mapBrunch and specialty · Old Town
The café that changed breakfast in Nice: avocado toast, pancakes and a flat white taken seriously.
Tip: They have four branches: if the old-town one is full, the Gioffredo one almost never is.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 1 min walk
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Show on mapSpecialty coffee · Rue Barillerie
A minimal bar on a lane behind Cours Saleya, rotating European roasters and pastry made that morning.
Tip: Stop by before doing the market: it opens early and pours the old town's best espresso.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 7 min walk
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Show on mapNice's own roaster · Gare du Sud
Malongo has roasted in Nice since 1934 and is the city's coffee brand: here you see the machine and taste the origins.
Tip: Order a single origin as filter and take a bag home: the most Niçois edible souvenir there is.
🚇 Tram L1 · Libération, 3 min walk
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Show on mapSpecialty and brunch · Gare Thiers
A bright bar two blocks from the station, careful extractions and brunch plates that change weekly.
Tip: Ideal for a last coffee before the train to Monaco or Ventimiglia: five minutes away.
🚇 Tram L1 · Gare Thiers, 5 min walk
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Show on mapMicro-roastery · Rue de France
A micro-roaster obsessed with Ivorian and Ethiopian coffees, and a barista who talks you through every cup.
Tip: Ask what they're roasting that week: they often have lots that reach nowhere else in France.
🚇 Tram L2 · Alsace Lorraine, 10 min walk
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Show on mapCoffee and pastry · Boulevard Gambetta
Specialty coffee with house-made French pastry, a hundred metres from the Promenade and zero tourist tables.
Tip: The natural stop between beach and Musée Masséna: take a cinnamon roll to your lounger.
🚇 Tram L2 · Alsace Lorraine, 8 min walk
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Show on mapNordic roast · Boulevard Jean Jaurès
Light Scandinavian roast on the edge of the old town, Danish pastry and tables beside the Paillon.
Tip: The contrast with traditional French coffee is stark: order filter, not espresso, to feel it.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 2 min walk
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Show on mapCoffee and natural wine · Old Town
Specialty coffee by day, natural wine bar by night. One of the old town's most celebrated openings.
Tip: The shift changes at 6pm: stay put and slide from last flat white to first glass.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 2 min walk
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Show on mapChef brunch · Rue Pastorelli
Hot-plate brunch and specialty coffee on a quiet central corner, far from the old-town queues.
Tip: Opens 8:30am on weekdays: the best calm breakfast before the city fills up.
🚇 Tram L2 · Durandy, 5 min walk
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Show on mapSpecialty and plants · Garibaldi
A plant-filled bar in the antiques quarter, guest roasters and vegan pastry made that morning.
Tip: It's on the same street as the antique dealers: coffee first, Village Ségurane after.
🚇 Tram L2 · Port Lympia, 3 min walk
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Show on mapCoffee and shop · Centre
Half specialty café, half object shop: you drink a filter and leave with a mug or an apron.
Tip: Good spot for quick gifts: Nice-roasted beans fit perfectly in a suitcase.
🚇 Tram L1 · Masséna, 4 min walk
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Show on mapNeighbourhood bar · Rue du Four
A micro-café on a tiny old-town lane, with savoury breakfast, homemade cakes and just four stools.
Tip: It's steps from Rue Pairolière, the food-shop street: do both at once.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 4 min walk
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Show on mapCakes and coffee · Rue Sainte-Réparate
A window of giant cakes metres from Place Rossetti, specialty coffee and a small sunny terrace.
Tip: The sweet alternative to Fenocchio when the Rossetti ice-cream queue is twenty metres long.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 4 min walk
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Show on mapVegan and bowls · Old Town
The old town's vegan reference: bowls, smoothies and specialty coffee in a tiny room that's always full.
Tip: Only four tables: get it to go and eat on the Place Saint-François steps, half a block away.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 1 min walk
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Show on mapCyclists' café · Port
The Niçois cycling brand's flagship: specialty coffee, technical kit and group rides along the Riviera.
Tip: October is the best month to ride the Riviera: ask about that week's group rides.
🚇 Tram L2 · Port Lympia, 6 min walk
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Show on mapCafé and bike workshop · Ponchettes
Road-bike workshop and coffee bar in one room facing the sea. The meeting point for Nice's cyclists.
Tip: They rent road bikes by the day: the loveliest way to reach Villefranche without the train.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 7 min walk
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Show on mapSeaside bar · Gambetta
Thirty metres from the Promenade, where morning surfers and runners take their first coffee.
Tip: Opens at 7am: the only specialty spot in the west that runs before October sunrise.
🚇 Tram L2 · Alsace Lorraine, 8 min walk
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Show on mapNeighbourhood specialty · Tzarewitch
A tiny bar in the Russian quarter, two blocks from the Orthodox cathedral, best cortado in west Nice.
Tip: Pair it with the Russian cathedral: it's the quarter's only decent coffee and it's on the way.
🚇 Tram L2 · Alsace Lorraine, 10 min walk
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Show on mapSpecialty coffee · Rue Vernier
Libération's specialty spot: own roast, savoury breakfast and a clientele of market neighbours.
Tip: Do the full Saturday circuit: market at 9, coffee here at 10:30, lunch at noon.
🚇 Tram L1 · Libération, 5 min walk
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Show on mapNordic café · Avenue Thiers
Pale wood, handmade ceramics and light-roast coffees a block from Nice-Ville train station.
Tip: Nice's best train wait: leave the bag in left luggage and cross the hundred metres here.
🚇 Tram L1 · Nice-Ville, 5 min walk
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Show on mapSpecialty and ceramics · Rue Gioffredo
A specialty bar where every cup is hand-thrown ceramic, and they're for sale. Serious coffee downtown.
Tip: You can buy the cup they served you in: the most original souvenir you'll take home.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 4 min walk
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Show on mapBrunch and filter · Amiral de Grasse
All-morning brunch and filter methods in the quiet quarter between the station and the Russian cathedral.
Tip: One of the few doing weekday brunch until 2pm: ideal if you overslept.
🚇 Tram L2 · Alsace Lorraine, 7 min walk
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Show on mapEnglish bookshop café · Garibaldi
An English-language bookshop with a coffee bar behind: armchairs, second-hand books and Nice's only English book club.
Tip: Perfect rainy plan: armchair, coffee and a second-hand book for the price of two coffees.
🚇 Tram L1 · Garibaldi, 2 min walk
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Show on mapSpecialty and matcha · Rue Masséna
The specialty spot in the shopping precinct: ceremonial matcha, single-origin filters and sweet toasts to lift the mood.
Tip: The only decent coffee on the Masséna-Paradis axis: save it for the mid-afternoon shopping break.
🚇 Tram L1 · Jean Médecin, 6 min walk
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Show on mapSquare café · Gare du Sud
A terrace on the pedestrian square of Gare du Sud, in the heart of the quarter where locals have breakfast.
Tip: Sit outside on a Saturday at 10: the whole neighbourhood walks past with market bags.
🚇 Tram L1 · Libération, 3 min walk
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Show on mapMarket terrace · Cours Saleya
The oldest terrace on Cours Saleya: coffee, pastis and the best seat to watch the flower market pack up.
Tip: Come at 1pm: the florists strike the stalls and the waiters push out the tables. The best free show.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 5 min walk
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Show on mapGarden café · Musée Chagall
The café in the Chagall Museum's Mediterranean garden, among olives and a pond, and you don't need a museum ticket.
Tip: One of the calmest spots in Nice and almost nobody knows you can enter just the garden.
🚇 Tram L1 · Libération, 13 min walk
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Show on mapFlowers and produce · Cours Saleya
Cut flowers, Niçois olives, socca and mountain cheeses, Tuesday to Sunday from 6am to 1pm.
Tip: No flowers on Mondays: it's the antiques market, the Riviera's best for hunting old china.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 5 min walk
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Show on mapThe locals' market · Libération
Where actual locals shop: day-boat fish, autumn cèpes, cheese and not a single souvenir stall.
Tip: Go on a Saturday before 10 and queue at the fishmonger: the best fish in the city.
🚇 Tram L1 · Libération, 2 min walk
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Show on map1868 olive oil · Saint-François de Paule
A Niçois oil mill since 1868: hand-painted blue tins, cailletier olives and Marseille soap by weight.
Tip: The half-litre blue tin is the Nice souvenir par excellence and travels fine in checked luggage.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 5 min walk
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Show on map1820 confectioner · Saint-François de Paule
An 1820 rococo confectioner, same family throughout: Nice candied fruit, chocolate and original 19th-century mirrors.
Tip: Nice candied fruit is a local heritage: ask for the citrus peel, it keeps for months.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 4 min walk
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Show on mapFactory tour · Port
A sweet factory with a free guided tour: watch violets, rose petals and clementines being crystallised.
Tip: The tour takes twenty minutes, is free and ends with tasting. Perfect with kids and in the rain.
🚇 Tram L2 · Port Lympia, 4 min walk
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Show on mapAntique dealers · Antiques quarter
A gallery with a dozen antique dealers under one roof, in the quarter that concentrates the Riviera's trade.
Tip: Walk all of Rue Antoine Gautier and Rue Catherine Ségurane: thirty shops in three blocks.
🚇 Tram L2 · Port Lympia, 3 min walk
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Show on mapFlea market · Port
Forty open-air brocante stalls by the port: furniture, porcelain, vintage posters and 1930s costume jewellery.
Tip: Runs Tuesday to Saturday and prices are negotiable: never take the first one quoted.
🚇 Tram L2 · Port Lympia, 5 min walk
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Show on mapGrasse perfumer since 1849
The Grasse house keeps its Nice boutique on the Opera street, with Lalique flacons and bespoke perfume workshops.
Tip: They run one-hour workshops where you build your own perfume and they post it home: book ahead.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 6 min walk
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Show on mapBean-to-bar chocolate · Old Town
Ducasse's bean-to-bar manufacture in the old town: single-origin bars, praliné and pure chocolate ice cream.
Tip: Get an origin bar as a gift and a chocolate ice cream for the walk: two very different things.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 4 min walk
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Show on mapAgeing cheesemonger · Rue Pairolière
Affineurs on Rue Pairolière with goat cheeses from the Arrière-Pays and tommes from the Mercantour valleys.
Tip: Ask for fresh brousse du Rove: the Niçois cheese that barely leaves the region, eaten with honey.
🚇 Tram L2 · Garibaldi - Le Château, 4 min walk
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Show on mapHistoric wine cellar · Rue Raoul Bosio
Nice's oldest wine cellar, 1860, with a vaulted basement and the city's best Bellet selection.
Tip: Ask to see the vault and buy a white Bellet from rolle: only made in Nice, barely exported.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 3 min walk
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Show on mapTruffles · Old Town
Fresh seasonal truffle, truffle oils and butters in the old town. October brings the first white one.
Tip: October and November are Alba white truffle season: ask to smell it before you buy.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 4 min walk
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Show on mapNiçois produce · Old Town
A shop given over entirely to Niçois-country producers: oil, honey, jam, beer and local liqueurs.
Tip: Best stop for edible gifts: everything on the shelves is made within 50 km.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 2 min walk
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Show on mapNiçois craft · Jean Médecin
The city's showcase for craftspeople and producers of the Nice Métropole: ceramics, textiles, sweets and oil, all certified.
Tip: No mass-produced souvenirs here: everything on show has a craftsperson's name on it.
🚇 Tram L1 · Jean Médecin, 5 min walk
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Show on mapNice's own icon · Old Town
The official shop of the chaise bleue, the Promenade's blue chair turned keyring, tablecloth, magnet and miniature.
Tip: The most recognisably Niçois souvenir there is, and the miniature fits any pocket.
🚇 Tram L1 · Opéra - Vieille Ville, 5 min walk
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Show on mapDepartment store · Place Masséna
The Place Masséna department store: French fashion, perfumery and a food floor stocked with southern produce.
Tip: Ask for the VAT refund at the ground-floor desk if you spend over a hundred euros.
🚇 Tram L1 · Masséna, 1 min walk
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Show on mapShopping centre · Jean Médecin
Ninety shops under one roof on Avenue Jean Médecin: the failsafe shopping plan when it rains in Nice.
Tip: Tram L1 stops at the door: the most practical meeting point in town if you split up.
🚇 Tram L1 · Jean Médecin, 4 min walk
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Show on mapCarré d'Or · Luxury
The heart of the Carré d'Or: Hermès, Louis Vuitton, Cartier and Tiffany in three pedestrian blocks.
Tip: Cross to pedestrian Rue Masséna for high-street brands: the price contrast in a hundred metres is huge.
🚇 Tram L1 · Masséna, 5 min walk
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Show on mapPedestrian axis · Centre
Nice's pedestrian shopping street: international brands, gelaterias and terraces end to end.
Tip: It's the pedestrian shortcut from Place Masséna to the Negresco: ten minutes without crossing a road.
🚇 Tram L1 · Masséna, 4 min walk
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Show on mapHistoric bookshop · Centre
A classic general bookshop downtown with a big section on Nice history and Riviera art books.
Tip: Look for the historic Promenade photo books: the best gift for someone who's already been.
🚇 Tram L1 · Masséna, 2 min walk
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Show on mapIndependent record shop · Hôtel des Postes
Second-hand vinyl and independent pressings in a tiny downtown shop, with DJ sets on Fridays.
Tip: Ask for the 1960s French jazz crate: that's where the cheapest gems turn up.
🚇 Tram L2 · Durandy, 4 min walk
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Show on mapFrench fashion · Rue des Ponchettes
The Paris house keeps its Nice shop in the old fishermen's vaults facing the sea, behind Cours Saleya.
Tip: The shop itself is worth the detour even if you buy nothing: 18th-century vaults facing the sea.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 8 min walk
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Show on mapChocolate and pastry · Garibaldi
Pascal Lac is Nice's master chocolatier: olive, fig and olive-leaf bonbons you won't find anywhere else.
Tip: Get the mixed box of Niçois-flavour bonbons: the city's most original gourmet gift.
🚇 Tram L1 · Garibaldi, 6 min walk
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Show on mapSouthern wines · Rue Trachel
A Libération wine merchant specialising in Provence, Bellet and natural wines, with tasting at the counter.
Tip: October is when the first harvest wines land: ask what has just come in.
🚇 Tram L1 · Gare Thiers, 3 min walk
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Show on mapNeighbourhood greengrocer · Rue Barla
Arrière-pays fruit and veg at neighbourhood prices, seasonal produce stacked out on the pavement.
Tip: If you rented an apartment, this is where you shop: half the Cours Saleya price.
🚇 Tram L1 · Garibaldi, 8 min walk
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Show on mapFood-shop street · Old Town
The old town's food-shop street: cheesemongers, greengrocers, roasted coffee and charcuterie, no souvenirs.
Tip: Build your picnic here and carry it up to Colline du Château: ten minutes uphill.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 4 min walk
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Show on mapBean-to-bar chocolate · Centre
A chocolatier who roasts the cocoa on site and makes single-origin bars from Venezuela, Peru and Madagascar.
Tip: Taste the Nice olive-oil bar before you buy: very odd and surprisingly good.
🚇 Tram L2 · Durandy, 5 min walk
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Show on mapMain shopping avenue · Jean Médecin
Nice's shopping avenue, pedestrianised with the tram running through: every French chain within a kilometre.
Tip: Walk it south to north up to Libération: you end up right at the locals' market.
🚇 Tram L1 · Jean Médecin, 4 min walk
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Show on mapSoaps and perfumery · Rue du Marché
Marseille soap cut by weight, Provence essential oils and eau de cologne on tap in the old town.
Tip: Marseille soap cut by weight is the cheapest, most French gift you can carry home.
🚇 Tram L1 · Cathédrale - Vieille Ville, 3 min walk
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