Marc Chagall National Museum

On this 3-hour walking tour, you'll meet your private guide at a convenient, centrally located meeting point, such as your hotel or a cafe. You'll start by exploring the charming Old Town of Nice, also known as Vieux Nice, and its colorful architecture. Your guide will share the intriguing history and rich culture of the city that dates back to the 5th century BC. Afterward, you'll walk through the lively Cours Saleya market, famous for its fresh local produce, flowers, and handmade crafts. Indulge in the delicious local specialties like Socca, a crispy chickpea pancake, or Pissaladière, a savory onion tart. Next, you'll visit the famous Place Massena, where you can see the statue of Apollo and the seasonally changing fountain. Then, continue walking to the picturesque Promenade des Anglais, a scenic boulevard that runs along the coast of the Mediterranean Sea. Marvel at the stunning views of the azure blue waters, palm trees, and Belle Epoque architecture. You'll visit Castle Hill or Colline du Chateau, a hilltop ruin offering panoramic views of the city and sea. Finally, you'll end the tour by walking along the Baie des Anges, stopping at one of the many cafes along the promenade for a refreshing drink or ice cream. Your knowledgeable guide will share insights into the culture, history, and heritage of Nice, as well as provide recommendations for the best restaurants, bars, and shops in the city. At the end of the tour, your guide can assist you with recommendations for further sightseeing or navigating local transportation to your next destination.

In this tour you will discover why the most famous painters and artists decided to come in the south of France. Begin this day by Antibes where you will enjoy the beauty of this famous harbour and its amazing yacht, taste the famous “soca” and admire the colors of the provencal market. Visit the Picasso Museum (Entrance not included) where you will discover a new part of Picasso amazing life. Then road to Saint Paul de Vence by the seaside. The second most visited village in France famous for art where the painter Marc Chagall die. Succumb to the charm of the medieval streets and the breathtaking view between sea and countryside. Free time to have lunch (not included), to visit the village, its many art galleries and see the Marc Chagall’s grave. End this tour by visiting the wonderfull Renoir Museum (Entrance not included) in the little medieval village of Cagnes sur Mer, free time to finish your day by discovering the old streets of this typical village from the south of France. Your driver/guide will then take you back to your accommodation.