Nice, France is best visited in the month of November. The conditions are relatively good – the temperature does not soar unbearably high; there are few visitors during the period; and numerous events to participate in. Regardless of taste and preference, mainly art, history or just travelling around, everyone will find something interesting in Nice. In this article, I’m going to reveal the list of the most interesting activities that are worth to try at Nice in November.
1. Explore the Old Town
The Viel une area or the Old City of Nice is recorded for its tortuous streets, Alamere houses, flower markets, and much more. Stroll around the picturesque streets paved with cobblestones; watch the stores and buy Niçoise specialties. Oh yeah, don’t leave without tasting socca, which is essentially a chickpea pancake popular within the area.
2. The Promenade des Anglais should be visited
The Promenade des Anglais is a popular paved path, through it runs beside the Mediterranean coastline. It will be great to go for a walk on a promenade, take some nice and beautiful pictures because the weather is nice in November, isn’t it? One can also hire a bike or a rollerblade and travel on the promenade in his own timing.
3. Explore the Museums
There are a number of wonderful museums in Nice which gives people an insight to art, culture and history. The Musée Matisse is an art museum that has display of Art works by famous artist Henri Matisse. Grand Large, the sculpture of a hand made by the artist is installed at the Musée Marc Chagall which displays works of another painter Marc Chagall. Musée d’Art Moderne et d’Art Contemporain, art museum of modern and contemporary art from Nice and abroad.
4. Take a Day Trip to Monaco
Neighboring Nice, Monaco is a city-state famous for the shimmering and sparkling element all around. Visit Monaco on a day trip and see places like the much famous Monte Carlo Casino, the Palace of the Prince and also the exotic Garden. Here do not forget to visit a casino and enjoy the beautiful sea views of the French Riviera.
5. Enjoy the Local Cuisine
To eat the local food is always a good idea when visiting Nice, so it is recommended to do so. Taste some local specialties including salade niçoise, pissaladière, a kind of savoury tart, and ratatouille. Go to small shops and buy enjoyable cakes, croissants with chocolate inside, tarts from Tropez. And what’s a great meal without a glass of French wine produced right where you’re at?
6. Attend the Carnival of Nice
A colourful Carnival of Nice takes place in Nice towards the end of the November if you happen to be around during this time. These are represented by parades, performance on the streets, and ME Especially popular around this time is the celebration of the annual festivals all accompanying by colorful parades, performances and often fire works. NY’s Puerto Rican population, visitors and New Yorkers in general, can celebrate this merry and spirited event. Remember to bring your camera for those gorgeous shots!
7. Relax on the Beach
Speaking of Nice, if it is too late in the year to swim in the sea, November is not too bad as to forbid a good and long walk along the seafront or even a rest on the beach. Take a sunbath, put on your sun visor, grab a beach towel, find the sea shore of the Mediterranean sea and swim to your heart’s content. This is because, the beaches are not crowded as most people are in school, or at their places of work.
Conclusion
It is important for tourists desiring an enjoyable time visiting Nice in November. Not only can tourists have a walk around the adorable Old Town, but they can also visit the famous Carnival. Don’t miss the chance to explore more about the culture of the place, taste local exquisite meals and see the sight seeing of this French Riviera beach city.
