Exceptional display of almost 100 vintage cars of all ages and provenance, plus several horse drawn carriages coming from HSH Prince Rainier III of Monaco’s private collection. Open daily.
Tel: +(377)92 05 28 56

This museum displays more than 250 marine objects including 180 models of famous ships, some coming from the private collection of HSH Prince Rainier III of Monaco.
Tel: +(377)92 05 28 48
www.musee-naval.mc

Worldwide renowned museum nestled in a gorgeous building and dedicated to all marine sciences. Inaugurated in 1910 by marine research enthusiast Prince Albert I of Monaco, and managed for many years by Commandant Cousteau. It also houses an impressive aquarium, with a live coral reef. Its mission is to help protecting the oceans through public education. Open daily.
Tel: (+377)93 15 36 00
www.oceano.org

Long-time food writer and Nice resident Rosa Jackson offers gourmet market tours and cooking classes at her apartment in the Old Town, or on board.
Cell: +33(0)6 81 67 41 22
www.petitsfarcis.com

Cours Saleya, in the heart of the old town, is home of the famous flower and Provencal markets. Held every day but Mon. On Mon, the place hosts an antique and flea market.

Located 10 min walk north east from the harbour. All movies are in original version.
Tel: +33(0)4 93 55 37 81

This baroque style monument is a listed historic building in the heart of Old Nice. Hosting major operas, concerts and ballets.
Tel: +33(0)4 92 17 40 00
www.opera-nice.org

Henri Matisse, who lived many years in Nice, donated some of his paintings to the city, today gathered in a beautiful 17th century Italian villa. The collection gives a good overview of Matisse’s work and reveals some of Matisse’s daily life items, as well as a series of black and white pictures of the artist. Closed Tuesdays.
Tel: +33(0)4 93 81 08 08
www.musee-matisse-nice.org

Major modern art museum featuring some of the greatest 20th and 21st century avant-garde artists, including Warhol, Jim Dine, Cesar or Nikki de Saint Phalle. Interesting urban architecture made up of 4 square towers linked by glass corridors. Free admission. Closed Mon.
Tel: +33(0)4 97 13 42 01
www.mamac-nice.org

On the edge of the new town just past the Mandraki is the mosque of Murad Reis and the Turkish cemetery. The cemetery is a very charming area with its shady eucalyptus trees and run down feel. The famous admiral, or some would say pirate, head of the ships in Sulyeman the Magnificent's navy is buried in this little corner of Rhodes.

On the edge of the cemetery is a small unprepossessing building called The Villa Cleobus, where Lawrence Durrell wrote 'Reflections on a Marine Venus'.