Nice Transfers, Taxis & Shuttles

Nicknamed “Nice La Belle”, Nice is one of France’s national graces. This delightful Mediterranean French hybrid city is located on the southernmost eastern tip of the French Mediterranean coast, in the Cote d’Azur, almost touching the north-west Italian border. Being one of the most southerly cities of France, Nice sees typical Mediterranean weather, which is hot most of the year round. The hottest month is August, during which the average temperatures reach high 30s. Nice is ideal for holidaymakers, whether for a short but sweet break or for a lengthy summer away. 

You’ll find Nice to also be only a mere 8 miles from the principality of Monaco, a gorgeous independent state, perfect for having a wander through the small, quaint streets, once home to the stunningly beautiful American actress, Grace Kelly. 

Having always been popular with the celebrities, explore the ancient streets of Nice, and take in the architectural gems, such as the multitude of baroque churches, the impressive Place de Palais, or the city’s main square, Place Massena, which is bordered by red ochre buildings designed to mimic the Italian Architecture of Florence or Venice. In fact, for those of you who find history of great interest, take the time to visit the archaeological site of Terra Amata, near the Port of Nice, where you can see some of the earliest examples of fire usage, from around 230,000 years ago. 

For a more leisurely pace that is desired on a relaxing summer holiday, be sure to sunbathe on the lovely French beaches, or take a preamble around the picturesque Port of Nice. Pretend to be a Victorian Gentleman or a Georgian lady along the expanse of the Promenade des Anglais, a darling walk along the waterside, named in the wake of the sheer volume of English tourists who have visited the city over the previous centuries. 

You’ll find the countryside of Nice is gorgeous and inspiring, having attracted many painters who not only explored the architectural beauty of the city, but also captured the awe of the natural wonders of the surrounding area, in particular the satin-like waterfall at Colline de Chateau. 

We find the cuisine is dominated by delicious Provence dishes, such as the Pissaladiere, a tart made with onion and anchovies, or Socca, a pancake made from chickpea flour.