Cheap air tickets to Nice

Nice is perfectly situated along the charming Côte d'Azur. Don't come here looking for sandy shores, though. You'll find stony, rugged coastlines packed with happy sunbathing tourists. The city's mild climate and panoramic views draw scores of tourists every year. In the past English aristocrats visited this city to get away from the harsh winter months in England. There's a beautiful promenade in the city named after them. Apart from the sun and the sea, there's much more to explore in Nice. You'll come across many exclusive restaurants, boutiques and shops here. There are also an abundance of galleries and historic sites to keep you busy during your stay in the city.

This fabulous coastal city has a wealth of attractions. You'll find excellent works of architecture and lovely markets in the city centre. Since this region is extremely beautiful, you'll want to spend most of your time outdoors. Book your air tickets to Nice if you haven't already and get set to enjoy life along the coast.

Don't know what to do in the city? Take a look at our suggestions:

• Spend some time exploring Vieux Nice—the old town that's now crammed with delis, bars and restaurants
• Enjoy a walk along the Promenade des Anglais—a vast walkway that has a dedicated lane for cyclists
• To admire Nice's red-tiled rooftops visit Parc du Château
• Head to the Musée Masséna–housed within an extravagant belle-époque building
• Spend a few hours at the Musée National Marc Chagall to see interesting paintings that interpret Bible stories
• Take a walk around the lovely Port Lympia–known for its colourful buildings
• Make your way to the Russian Orthodox cathedral of St. Nicolas and admire its rich, ornate interiors and lovely icons
• Step inside the Musée Matisse–famous for its grand collection of oil paintings, sculptures and tapestries
• Spend the day at Castle Plage or Blue Beach to witness breathtaking views and spend some time in the sun
• Take a trip to the Observatory built on the summit of Mont Gros and learn a thing or two about planetary science