It is the main tourist area of the country thanks to its charm, its deep blue sea, white, sandy beaches, palm trees, a rich history and impressive mountains like the Alps. Furthermore, the climate is ideal for visiting the city at any time of year.

But the French Riviera does not only have beaches and entertainment. It has the largest number of museums in France, right after Paris. Some of the ‘must visit’ museums are the Jules Chéret Fine Art museum, the Matisse museum, or the Pablo Picasso museum in Antibes. It is also possible to travel around and visit Nice surroundings and places like the Monaco Palace, the seat of the Principality presided over by the Grimaldi family, or Cannes and Montecarlo, where you can enjoy its many casinos.

But the French Riviera does not only have beaches and entertainment. It has the largest number of museums in France, right after Paris. Some of the ‘must visit’ museums are the Jules Chéret Fine Art museum, the Matisse museum, or the Pablo Picasso museum in Antibes. It is also possible to travel around and visit Nice surroundings and places like the Monaco Palace, the seat of the Principality presided over by the Grimaldi family, or Cannes and Montecarlo, where you can enjoy its many casinos.

Today Nice is famous for the “Promenade des Anglais”, the world famous beach area of the city. It is also important to highlight annual events like the Nice Carnival, which is held in February and a multitude of festive activities take place.