NICE · CÔTE D’AZUR
The best of the Côte d’Azur.
The 6 most popular train experiences, with prices, run times and who you book through. Picked for the days that actually make a Riviera trip, and what each one gets you once you are there.
Ride the Royal Baroque Route by train from Nice to medieval villages, with a guided hike, monastery visit, and local lunch.
Most Popular“Be sure and dress appropriately for the time of year you are taking this train experience. Tour guide did a great job.”
Historic train from Nice into the Alps plus two authentic villages, Baroque and medieval sights, and optional hikes through sandstone wonderlands.
“We enjoyed seeing the villages and the beautiful Alps. Matt our tour guide was very knowledgeable. We had a great day!.”
100% electric panoramic train in Nice: 50 minutes from Promenade des Anglais with 360° views and 8-language audio.
“The electric train tour was comfortable and informative. It was a 50 mins power packed ride with a 10 min halt at the top is castle hill. Really worth the drive!!”
Mountain train to Entrevaux and Annot with hikes to Vauban’s citadel, scenic Var River ride, and lunch for a small group.
“Incredible scenery and enjoyable hikes. Our guide Carmela was wonderful. She did her very best to make our experience exceptional.”
Ride a historic Provence train into the Alps, explore Entrevaux and Annot, then tackle a mystic forest hike. Long day, big payoff.
“We had a great day even though it was very hot. Our guide Matthew was amazing and super knowledgeable. The hiking trail was a bit tough in the beginning but the rest was beautiful and even appreciated by our 7 year old son who managed to complete the journey without complaining. The only thing which…”
Train-hopping along the French Riviera’s Esterel red rocks, WWII beach history, and optional sea activities, with a guided picnic lunch.
“This one-day tour took us by train from Nice to Cannes, through numerous picturesque towns and to Cap Esterel, a beautiful resort. Cyril guided us every step of the way and gave us lots of information about the area. It included a lunch at Cap Esterel and a stop in Antibes on the way back…”
From the corniche to Monaco, west to Cannes and inland to Provence. Every direction the coast runs from Nice.
