Nestled in southeastern France on the Mediterranean Sea, Nice is the capital – and chief resort – of the Riviera. Nice is a charming port city blessed with a number of cultural and recreational attractions. Visitors from around the world are drawn to its pebbly beaches and narrow, cobblestone streets. Cars are forbidden in the old town, which sits up against the romantic hill, Colline du Chateau. Tourists can stroll past quaint cafés, outdoor markets, and Latin-flavored squares. Further south, the Promenade des Anglais offers an enchanting walk along the sea front. Like most of the Riviera, the nightlife in Nice is hopping with trendy clubs and restaurants. For the culturally minded, Nice is home to one university and a number of fine museums, including Musée Matisse and Musée Chagall.  

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Nice has a balmy mediterranean climate so the city enjoys mild and sunny weather most of the year.
Summers are hot and dry but are often moderated by a breeze. It is not uncommon for daily maximum temperatures in August (the hottest month) to reach 30°C.  The best time to come is late Summer, Autumn and Spring.  You get generous sunshine and warm days but you don’t have to cope with the crowds of tourists that summer brings or the cooler and slightly wetter weather that characterises December and January.

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