Nice French Language School Trips & Tours

Castle Hill in Nice (Colline du Château) dominates the city and divides the seaside part of Nice into two parts: the eastern part with the port, and the western part with the Old Town of Nice. The 92 m high hill offers views from all sides, and tourists take the most recognizable photos of Nice from here.

Nice’s ultimate gourmet sweet shop looks out onto the famed Lympia port, just steps from Garibaldi’s birthplace and at the base of the lofty green perch of the Château de Nice. Your guide will take the group through different parts of the factory to discover the secrets of creating the factory's specialties.

Visit this traditional factory in the world’s capital of perfume where, under the guidance of your hostesses, you’ll discover the magnificent collection of museum pieces as well as antique production equipment.

You will see main sights of Nice during this walking tour, including the historic Old Town and famous Flower Market.

Discover Nice by sea on a gorgeous coastal sightseeing tour from Cap de Nice to the Promenade des Anglais, passing through the famed Villefranche bay.

In the relaxed environment of this school, students will take part in speaking and listening lessons with native speakers, greatly enhancing their learning experience. Located in Nice, these lessons are taken by local French tutors.

Take a day trip to Marseille and discover the beautiful sights that this city has to offer. Visits of interest might include Notre Dame de la Garde and Vieux Port.

The famed artist moved to Nice in 1917 and died here 37 years later (in 1954). A part of his artistic legacy was donated to the city of Nice by Matisse himself and by his heirs.

Experience the glitz and glamour of a day trip to Monaco. Visit the Rock and watch the changing of the guard, then wander the narrow streets of the old town. Groups can also visit the Oceanographic Museum, the Louis II Museum and visit the personal car collection of Prince Rainier III. 

This popular open-air marketplace features flowers, food items, produce and live fowl directly from the neighbouring farms.

Promenade des Anglais in Nice is the most important attraction of the city. It stretches for 7 kilometres and provides an uninterrupted view of the azure sea and palm trees.