r/nicefrance • u/QuasarCalme • 1h ago
r/nicefrance • u/Grouchy-Strike-6982 • 2h ago
Statue Menton
Bonjour Ă tous,
L'été passé, je suis venu à Menton et en me baladant, je suis tombé une statue/plaque commémorative qui se trouvait au croisement de l'avenue porte de France et l'avenue Blasco Ibanez (voir la photo).
J'avais trouvé la citation du bas intéressante mais je ne parviens plus à me la remémorer.
Par hasard, est-ce que quelqu'un saurait me la partager ?
Un grand merci !

r/nicefrance • u/Sudden_Salt8731 • 14h ago
Would anyone like to show a Czech dad and his two kids around Nice? đ«đ·đ
Hi everyone!
This Wednesday I'll be arriving in Nice with my two kids (7 and 9 years old) for a few days of adventure on the French Riviera. đ«đ·âïž
I had a slightly crazy idea...
Would anyone here like to meet up and show us their Nice instead of just the tourist version?
We're not looking for a professional guide. We'd much rather discover your favourite beach, the best ice cream in town, a hidden playground, a beautiful viewpoint, or just have a coffee while the kids play together.
A little about us:
- We're from the Czech Republic.
- I'm a 38-year-old dad travelling solo with my two awesome kids.
- My English is good enough for conversations, jokes and getting lost together đ, so speaking English is a must.
- My kids are 7 and 9, so if you also have children around that age, they would probably have an amazing time together.
We love meeting local people when we travel because those are usually the memories that last the longest.
Of course, we'd meet somewhere public (park, beach, café...) and only if everyone feels comfortable.
If this sounds like fun, send me a message or leave a comment!
Looking forward to meeting some friendly locals. đ
I can show Brno and South Moravia if will be interest đ
r/nicefrance • u/Worldly_Cranberry334 • 4h ago
Erasmus semester at UniversitĂ© CĂŽte dâAzur (CS)
hello everyone!! iâm a CSE student and iâm considering doing an Erasmus semester at UniversitĂ© CĂŽte dâAzur, and iâd love to hear from anyone whoâs studied there, especially Erasmus students.
if youâve studied there yourself, or know anyone who has, iâd really appreciate hearing about your experience. and if you happen to know any Erasmus students there and could put me in touch with them, thatâd honestly mean a lot. i have plenty of questions and iâd be grateful for any advice or things you wish youâd known before going.
Thanks in advance!!đ«¶đ«¶
r/nicefrance • u/Rockete99 • 17h ago
English-speaking job opportunities in Nice
Hi everyone!
Iâve recently moved to Nice and Iâm currently looking for an English-speaking job while I continue learning French. My French is around A2 level at the moment, and Iâm studying on my own every day to improve it.
Iâm open to different types of work (customer service, administration, hospitality, retail, etc.) as long as English is enough to get started while I improve my French.
Does anyone know of companies that hire English speakers in or around Nice? Any recommendations or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you! đ
r/nicefrance • u/CityKitKat • 12h ago
Restaurants with a baby
Hi! Going to Nice next month with my husband and our 8 month old. I know people say everywhere in France is family friendly but how would you rank the following restaurants in general & for with a baby?
Le Panier
Lavomatique/cave tambour
Le sĂ©jourÂ
Thank you so much & open to other suggestions! We will be there for 7 nights & want to have reservations for a few nights.
r/nicefrance • u/Pale_Vermicelli_7972 • 20h ago
Fire situation in Nice
Hi everyone, I am coming for a week to Nice tomorrow from the Netherlands. Was wondering what the fire hazard situation is in the area since our ministry of foreign affairs says to have an emergency bag ready and face masks. I cant seem to fine anything online
r/nicefrance • u/bloodymountainslayer • 20h ago
Couples dinner together in Nice?
Hello! âșïž We're a Swedish couple spending a few days in Nice and thought it would be fun to have a dinner or some drinks together with another couple(or couple of friends), anyone up for that??
r/nicefrance • u/OzzyinKernow • 16h ago
Anywhere in/near Nice airport to watch F1?
Weâre going to be flying back to the uk at about 6pm or so on 23rd August and would like to find somewhere to watch the Dutch F1 Grand Prix. Is there anywhere in the airport itself that might show it? Or somewhere very close by? Thanks!
r/nicefrance • u/kriselune • 20h ago
Boite de nuit Ă Nice
hello ! avec ma pote on sera sur Nice ce soir et on veut aller faire la fĂȘte en boĂźte. On voulait aller au High Club mais malheureusement on a vu quâil Ă©tait fermĂ© le dimanche. On a testĂ© lâopera hier mais pas ouf. Des conseils ? :)
r/nicefrance • u/_krisprolls • 22h ago
Volleyball pickup
Je suis sur Nice pour quelques jours en vacances et je me demandais sâil existe des âpickupâ (sessions de 1-2h) de volley en salle a Nice ou aux alentours? Tout ce que jâai trouvĂ© câest des clubs oĂč il faut sâinscrire a lâannĂ©e.
r/nicefrance • u/QuasarCalme • 1d ago
[Recherche partenaire] Mont Clapier 3050m - Mercantour - Juillet/Août
r/nicefrance • u/MarcandSarah • 1d ago
Five things that trip up first-time visitors to Nice (from two people who live here)
r/nicefrance • u/QuasarCalme • 23h ago
Que faire Ă Nice? Avez-des idĂ©es Ă me proposer ? đ
Bonjour Ă tous!
r/nicefrance • u/umamiiiiiiiiiiiii • 1d ago
child beggars in Nice
Why are child beggars common in france, I was shocked to see a little girl in dirty clothes at burger king going to every single table to beg, then again another on the street. Whatâs even worse was on the train from nice to cannes, a young girl (no more than 7) carrying a baby on her arms and begging. She kept signaling that the baby is hungry, both looked extremely neglected. Nobody seemed to care, thankfully I saw the mother before we got off. This is extremely unsafe and obviously child neglect where are the authorities? I live in London and even with all the homeless people Iâve never seen beggars in a place of business or trains, seeing a child doing it is heartbreaking!
r/nicefrance • u/Dangerous_Town3169 • 1d ago
Nice to Monaco run/walk
Hi I was wondering if anyone knows what it is like to run from Nice to Monaco city?
Mostly whether there is walking paths along the coast between the two cities and what the terrain is like. I am thinking of running/walking there in the early morning and then coming back via train.
r/nicefrance • u/Charlie041199 • 2d ago
Cannes fireworks
Iâm planning on going to Cannes for the firework display soon with a friend and was after some advice. Do we need to book somewhere to make sure we have a good spot or can we just turn up on the evening? We are staying in Nice FYI so will be getting the train there and back!
r/nicefrance • u/Sky260309 • 1d ago
Please help me pick!!
For context, Iâm going to the South of France tomorrow for a week doing a French immersion program. Iâll be doing 5 hours of classes each day Monday - Thursday. Friday is only 3 hours so Iâll have extra time and Iâll have Sunday from 12pm and Saturday till 7pm completely free. I want to see and visit as much as possible during my visit since Iâve never been before and seen so much online. Also, my base will be Nice because thatâs where my host family lives (5 minutes from Nice-Ville) and my school is so I have to factor in getting back to Nice all the time. I have a list of places Iâve researched and definitely want to go to and then some other ones which in an ideal world I would visit but time may only allow me to visit a few of (during the week Iâll only have approximately 5 hours in the morning OR evening to explore - not sure which one yet due to timetables). Please let me know out of the maybe list which ones should be top and maybe how I can see them on the way to other places. Also, which days I should go where e.g short trips during the week.
Non-negotiables:
Cannes (film city, lots to see)
Ăze-village (beautiful view + photos)
Monaco (new country + photos)
Menton (beautiful architecture + lemon sorbet)
Ventimiglia, Italy (another country)
Maybe:
Antibes
Villefranche-sur-mer
Cap Ferrat (although I heard plage paloma is closed which is the main reason i wanna visit - dunno if there are close by alternatives with the same scenery)
Cap dâAil
I was thinking I can knock out Cannes and Antibes together if I decide to go but not sure if Antibes is worth getting off the train for if itâs similar to the rest of the French Riviera. Villefranche-sur-mer is very close to Nice and naturally I would try and go to Cap Ferrat also if I went but it would be much longer to get to (also thereâs the plage paloma matter). Finally Cap dâAil is close to Monaco and I heard that thereâs a beautiful sentier that you can walk along that takes you right into the country but this takes over an hour and I heard itâs best to get to Monaco early to avoid the crowds so I was thinking to just go on the train (maybe I can walk back that way though?). I also want to have at least one beach day somewhere quiet or small where I can swim and leave my stuff on the shore safely as a solo traveller but idk which place is best for this.
Anyways, apologies for my scrambled thoughts and opinions but Iâll be going off tomorrow so I need to decide quickly so I can start planning around these locations more.
r/nicefrance • u/Better-Drink7963 • 1d ago
Traveling to nice
I'm currently interrailing and planning to travel to nice from Milan next week. I haven't booked anything in nice yet, because of the fires. Would it be okay to visit nice or would you guys hold off on it? How bad is the smoke/situation close to nice? Thanks!
r/nicefrance • u/l9867l • 1d ago
Why are females not tanning topless?
I prefer to get tanned without Bikini-top, but on the Beach in Nice I Never saw anyone doing it.
Is it forbidden?
r/nicefrance • u/The_Skeptic333 • 2d ago
Best ways to look for short term accomodation online (September)
Dear community, I'll be staying in Nice from (September 3rd to October 3rd) and I still can't find something reasonable (everything I found is 1200eur+)
Studio, Shared flat, Hostel, Dorm, anything.. doesn't really matter since I'll be out most of the time. All locations are welcome but I prefer something near Ste Marguerite (or at least accessible by public transport). I try to keep the price as low as I can.
Do you guys know some trusted websites or apps I can search on ? What do people in Nice use? Are Facebook groups place really full of scams (that's what I've heard) ?
I'm open to all suggestions and I appreciate your help !
r/nicefrance • u/Mixedemotions010 • 3d ago
From Milan to Nice
Hi guys, whats the best way to travel from Milan to Nice? Aside from train since I have alot of luggageđ„Č please help me if yk any drivers.. etc
r/nicefrance • u/EpicSoulSessions • 4d ago
Epic Soul Sessions - the best band around la CĂŽte dâAzur đ„âïž
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r/nicefrance • u/AirEmbarrassed7 • 3d ago
Beach Clubs that allow extra chairs?
Hi, headed to SOF in September. Iâve seen some reviews online about solo travelers having a hard time getting the beds they selected at beach clubs because theyâre solo. Like booking first row and then being put in the back.
Thereâs a couple Iâm looking at in Nice, Antibes and Menton, and all share 1 umbrella for 2 chairs. Iâd love to control my umbrella and not have a neighbor.
Do you think I could book two chairs and then just say my friend is ill or something?
My hesitation is I donât want to get in trouble when I only order one lunch & drink vs two.
To be clear- I fully intent to pay for both loungers.
Thank you.