If you haven’t been to the old city during your trip to Nice, you have missed out on a lifetime opportunity. The old city is lively all through 24 hours, seven days a week. Some of the most popular dining destinations in Nice are found in Vieille Ville. From delectable local foods to the fish market and then the flower markets, one gets to witness a slice of life from the days of yore. You have a wide range of choices from eating out to purchasing souvenirs.
Starting from Cours Saleya foodies, you can go to the Place du Palais de Justice, where stalls mostly sell books, crafts, and postcards every Saturday. There is also a small fish market at the Place Saint-François if you have a taste for local goods and can stand the smell Not surprisingly, some of the most popular dining destinations in Nice are found in Vieille Ville. Here you will find an extensive range from French and Niçoise specialities to international classics. One an also come across a stall selling socca that has existed since the 1920s. On Mondays the Cours Saleya turns into a flea market selling antiques, furniture, clothes and miscellanea. There are plenty of things to see, do and eat during your visit to old city. So, come over with a spring in your step and a desire to be witness to all things nice, you certainly won't be disappointed!
By Bus:
Take bus line 08/70/59 from Promenade. Get down at Cathedrale, the gateway to the town
By Taxi:
You can hire a taxi to reach the town
There are car rentals also available. But since the streets are too narrow, it is not a wise option
Sunday: Open 24 hours
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
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