Attractions

Place Masséna, the vibrant heart of Nice

Just a short walk from Hotel Arome, Place Masséna is the main and most iconic square of Nice. With its Italian-style red façades, fountains, and modern statues, it perfectly reflects the blend of tradition and modernity.
A must-see link between the Old Town, the Promenade des Anglais, and Avenue Jean Médecin, Place Masséna is a favorite meeting point for both locals and travelers. By day or night, its lively atmosphere makes it an unmissable spot during your stay on the French Riviera.

Old Town Nice, the city’s authentic soul

Just a few minutes from Hotel Arome, immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of Old Town Nice, the true historic heart of the city. Its narrow alleys, colorful façades, and traditional markets like the Cours Saleya bring the Mediterranean culture to life.
With small shops, typical restaurants, and baroque churches, Old Town Nice enchants visitors with its authenticity and lively vibe, both day and night. A must-see to experience the cultural and culinary richness of the French Riviera.

Eze stretches across three corniches. The Grande Corniche is occupied by the La Revère nature park.
The medieval village, perched on a rocky promontory of the Moyenne Corniche, is the main tourist attraction with its shops, artisans, hotels, and starred restaurants. At the summit, an exotic garden is laid out among the ruins of a medieval fortress. The panorama extends as far as Saint-Tropez.

A flagship resort of the French Riviera, this city effortlessly blends tradition, thanks to its historic heritage, with innovation, as it is Europe’s first technology park.
The Vauban port, the old Provençal town, its narrow streets and flowered squares, its cathedral, its ramparts, the Picasso Museum, the Peynet Museum, the Absinthe Museum, the gardens of the Eilenroc and Thuret villas, the beaches, the Marineland sea park. Boat trips with the Visiobulle.

Perched on the Balcons d’Azur and just above the sea, the town of Vence, nestled against the Baous, is an unmissable tourist destination.
The historic center has changed very little over the centuries. Brought to life by its markets and its Nuits du Sud festival, Vence is a true “source of inspiration” combining authenticity and well-being. The smallest cathedral in France, dating back to the 11th century, the Rosary Chapel entirely designed and decorated by Matisse, the museum within the Château de Villeneuve, a major venue for modern and contemporary art, and the Gombrowicz museum space in the Villa Alexandrine.

An elegance of worldwide renown where everything is done to satisfy an international clientele.
La Croisette and the Palais des Festivals, the old Cannes and the Suquet hill, the square tower, the Castre Museum, the panoramic view over the Bay of Cannes, the Estérel, and the Lérins Islands.

Menton, known as “the Pearl of France”, charms visitors with its mild year-round climate and lush gardens. Located on the Italian border, the town is famous for its colorful facades, picturesque old town, and its unique Lemon Festival. With sunny beaches, a lively harbor, and Mediterranean fragrances, Menton offers a true art of living between sea and mountains.

Monaco, a jewel of the French Riviera, embodies luxury and prestige. Nestled between the sea and the mountains, the Principality is world-renowned for its Monte Carlo Casino, its Prince’s Palace, and its famous Formula 1 Grand Prix. With its majestic yachts, manicured gardens, and prestigious hotels, Monaco combines glamour, culture, and the Mediterranean art of living.

The Museum of Fine Arts presents a significant collection of artworks spanning the entire history of art from the 16th to the 20th century, which has been enriched over time by significant donations.