Activities around the Hotel

With Mont Boron and its stunning Belle Époque villas as a backdrop, you’ll be treated to a panoramic view of the turquoise Mediterranean waters, capturing the true magic of Nissa la Bella. This viewpoint is one of the most picturesque in the city, offering a serene escape from the bustling center of Nice, yet it’s only a short walk away from all the action.

If you’re searching for the most stunning view of the Côte d’Azur, visit Fort du Mont Alban, perched high above Villefranche-sur-Mer, explore the impressive ruins of this historic fort and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views.

The Marc Chagall Museum is a national museum dedicated to the work of the painter Marc Chagall.

The Museum of Fine Arts impresses with its collection of paintings and sculptures

The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, located near Place Garibaldi, offers an artistic exploration from the 1950s to today.

La Pérouse Hotel boasts a fantastic vantage point of the Bay of Nice and the city. But for an even higher view, climb the stairs near the hotel entrance – or take the Art Deco elevator – to the top of Colline du Château.

To visit Vieux Nice – or Vieux as the locals affectionately call it – is to immediately step into a picturesque Italian village. A small town within the metropolis, this popular destination is lively throughout the year.

When early morning comes to Cours Saleya, just a 5-minute walk along the Promenade des Anglais, the city awakens to a riot of colors.

The Matisse Museum, housed in a majestic villa, features a collection of more than 700 works and objects that belonged to Henri Matisse. Stroll through the rooms and lose yourself in the painter’s colorful universe.

Ideal for an outing with children in Nice, the Gallo-Roman museum of Cimiez is located on the heights of the city.

In the month of February, the city comes even more alive when it holds the largest carnival in France. This annual event attracts young and old alike to check out the dazzling costumes and decorations.