Nice Tourism
An international airport with flights to all destinations
Nice Côte d'Azur Airport is the 2nd airport in France after Paris.
It is located at the western end of the Promenade des Anglais, a few minutes from Nice city center by car or tram. Regular direct connections serve around a hundred destinations on all continents.
Nice cuisine and gastronomy
All the Mediterranean flavors and much more can be found in Niçoise cuisine, which includes many local recipes that have become famous. Socca, a type of chickpea flour pancake, pissaladière with onions and small Nice olives, chard pie, stuffed vegetables from Nice, zucchini flower fritters, salade niçoise and ravioli in daube are some examples.
The pleasure of good food is everywhere in Nice, and whether it's local bistros or Michelin-starred chef restaurants, you can be satisfied whatever your budget.
Over the years, we have selected a few restaurants and shops that we particularly recommend.
Don't miss a visit to the Château de Bellet, , the vineyard of the hills of Nice which stretches over about fifty hectares and which offers voluptuous red wines, elegant rosés and whites with gunflint notes.
» Cauda la mar e ten ti a la terra «
« Stroke the sea and keep your feet on the ground »
Visit Nice
Nice, the Beautiful, is the flagship city of the French Riviera.
Both elegant and popular, Nice has the charm of Mediterranean towns where the sweetness of life is real all year round. Here, whatever the season, café terraces are pleasant and you can come admire the Promenade des Anglais, the Cours Saleya and its flower market, stroll through the picturesque alleys of Old Nice, admire the magnificent Place Masséna and its green corridor and return to the Belle Époque.
The architectural heritage is immense. Nice is also a city of museums and festivals. Notable are the Musée Matisse and Musée Marc Chagall, the Museum of Modern and Fine Arts, the Palais Lascaris, the Jazz Festival, the Nice Opera and the famous Nice Carnival.
Tourism in Nice and on the Côte d’Azur
The tourist office of Nice provides information year-round about visits, events and festivities. There is also much to see around Nice : Villefranche-sur-Mer, its medieval lanes and its Cocteau chapel, Saint-Jean Cap Ferrat and the Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild, Monaco, its Rock, its Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters tennis tournament and its F1 Grand Prix, Menton and the Lemon Festival, Cannes and its International Film Festival are famous worldwide.
But there are also many medieval villages perched in the mountains, the Mercantour Park, the Îles de Lérins and many other spots that will delight you.
How to get here
Contact & access
Villa Dracoena
Contact details
contact@villadracoena.com
06 09 16 57 35
from the airport
From the airport by car, take the Promenade des Anglais to reach the Port at the far east of Nice. The villa is 1.5 km from Nice Port in the direction of Beaulieu and Villefranche-sur-Mer. A secure garage and many free parking spaces are available on site.
Transport
Visit bus stops that serve many destinations in Nice and the Côte d’Azur are located 100 meters from the villa.
Car-free
Without a car, the tramway that you take on exiting the arrival terminal at the airport brings you directly to Nice Port in 25 minutes. You must then take bus number 100 at Nice Port to get to the villa in 10 minutes (Maeterlinck stop).
Practical info
Visit shops and services essential amenities are within a five-minute walk from the villa, including a Carrefour store, a pharmacy and a doctor.
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