A £40 flight from Liverpool can take you to the 'stunning sandy beaches' of Nice.
easyJet flies from Liverpool John Lennon Airport to Nice on the French Riviera. One of the first routes offered from Liverpool by easyJet, it remains a very popular route.
The airline is offering a cheap flight from Liverpool to Nice this month. A one-way ticket on June 1 costs £39.99, while Trip.com offers a return ticket for £108.50, with the flight back on June 26.
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The outbound flight arrives at Nice at 10.20pm and the airport is just under four miles from the city.
Once you've arrived on the Cote d'Azur, there is plenty to do and see. Time Out describes the city as the "ultimate summer destination" and it is not hard to see why.
The magazine says: "It has it all, from stunning sandy beaches to quaint little villages and some fantastic markets to stroll through. That’s probably why it’s made a bit of a name for itself as a prime spot for celebs, high-flyers and other seekers of luxurious living."
Top of the agenda when you get there should be a walk along the Promenade des Anglais. As well as taking in the beautiful blue Mediterranean sea and relaxing on the white sandy beaches, you should take advantage of the many bars and restaurants on the seafront, blessed with great views.
You will be well served by food and drink venues across the city. Most offer great wine at a very acceptable price.
Cave de la Tour should not be missed. One of the city's oldest wine bars, you will find some of the country's best wines on offer.
However, if beer is more your thing, Nice has a growing craft scene. Beer District serves ales from nearby microbreweries and bottles from across the world. For cocktails, the bar at the iconic Hotel Negresco on the Promenade des Anglais is a must-visit. Its domed roof and distinctive styling makes it hard to miss.
For a fix of culture, Nice's Musée d'Art Moderne et d'Art Contemporain has a great selection of modern art, including work by Andy Worhol and Roy Lichtenstein. Henri Matisse lived in Nice for around 40 years and the Musée Matisse is dedicated to his career.
If you want a day trip, Monaco is about half an hour by car. The quaint town of Antibes is 15 minutes by train and offers more great beaches, a 16th century fort and more art in the form of the Picasso Museum.
The flight to Nice takes just over two hours from Liverpool. You can book a return to Nice from Liverpool for a holiday on Trip.com here. You can also fly to Nice from Manchester with easyJet.
easyJet holidays also offers trips to Nice from Liverpool, which you can book here.
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