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Our website is regularly updated concerning the specific measures put in place by local tourism professionals. These measures are indicated by the red picto "Infos Covid-19" and are detailed in red on the information page of the professional concerned.
Here are the answers to the main questions you may have concerning your stay in Nice Côte d'Azur: if you don't find the information you are looking for here, you can also contact our team.
Wearing a mask is strongly recommended in the public space in general: it is compulsory on public transport, in certain shops and in public areas in Nice.
You can buy reusable fabric (general public) masks in certain department stores, pharmacies and tobacconists, in train stations and at Nice Côte d'Azur airport.
You will find on the website of the French Interior Ministry the latest information (and the documents to be provided if necessary) concerning the conditions of entry on French territory according to the country you are coming from.
The offer is reduced and reserved (for journeys over 100km) for imperative professional and family reasons. You must be able to show a certificate and a mask must be worn.
A normal service has been restored, but during rush hour, transport is reserved for home-to-work, school and medical appointments (masks must be worn and certain doors must be used when getting on or off).
Yes! The City of Nice wants the reopening of transport to be accompanied by a more accessible alternative mobility offer in order to relieve the burden on public transport and promote soft modes of transport. Among these measures is an experimental cycling plan on some of the city's main roads.
Vélo Bleu and e-Vélo Bleu services are free of charge until 1st July.
Yes, but the number of passengers is limited and the wearing of a mask is necessary in the absence of driver/passenger protection.
On-street parking is free in Nice until 30 June 2020. In addition, the Ferber car park (at the western entrance to Nice) has been transformed into a park-and-ride facility for electric bicycles with parking for light vehicles.
Some restaurants offer take-out or home delivery (see our restaurant page).
On our web pages concerning museums, galleries and cultural activities and museums around Nice, we indicate on the pages with the red picto the dates of reopening of the establishments as soon we have the information.
The reopening of the beaches is subject to the agreement of the Préfet.
Access to public beaches in Nice and Saint Laurent du Var will be re-established from 16th May, but only for walking and individual sports. Access to the plage Marquet in Cap d'Ail is authorized from 18th May.
The beaches of the other resorts of the Nice Côte d'Azur Metropolitan area remain closed for the time being.
Yes, the parks and gardens of Nice reopened on Monday 11 May.
The children's playgrounds remain closed and the water mirror is not in service.
11 parks throughout the city (Arson, Banville, Caressa, Square Leclerc and bandstand of the Coulée verte, Dorgelès, Chambrun, Cimiez Monastery, Villa Masséna, Carras, Vérola de Saint Isidore garden) are reserved for seniors from 7am to 12pm.
Following the many cancellations suffered by the tourism industry, l'ordonnance n° 2020-315 du 25 mars 2020 on the financial conditions for cancelling certain tourist travel and holiday contracts in the event of exceptional and unavoidable circumstances or force majeure, modifies the obligations of professionals by allowing them to offer their customers, instead of an immediate refund, a credit note valid for a period of eighteen months for all cancellations made between 1 March and 15 September 2020. If at the end of these 18 months, the client has not used his credit, the professional will have to provide a refund.
