Sitting at the edge of the Mediterranean on the Cote d'Azur, Nice is a region of beauty and diversity. It is also the playground of the rich and famous but that doesn't mean the Champagne lifestyle of the South of France is out of reach for the rest of us.
Stop over: Nice
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View of Nice city, french riviera, France. Photo / Getty Images
Meet the locals
Locals know all the secret spots and the Greeter concept lets visitors tap into their expert knowledge. Book an informal, tailor-made guided tour with one of the passionate residents, the only rule: it must be off the beaten track and they cannot take you on a tour with a heritage theme. nice-greeters.com
Art by tram
The relatively new tram system is a bit of fun, especially in the evening. Travel through Nice on the tramway after dark and follow the guided itinerary of 13 works created by world-renowned artists that give the urban landscape its distinctive style. It will shed new light on the city.
Eat - then drink - like royalty
Start the day with a cooking class, where you tour the markets before tackling some traditional French classics under the watchful eye of a local chef. And end things with a two-hour Provencal wine-tasting tour, guided by an English-speaking sommelier. Bon appetit.