Excellent place to sit down to eat or have a drink and watch people pass by as all the well renovated ancient palaces have restaurant terraces. Every Monday the flower market after which the area is named gives room to a vast and interesting antique...More

The market is nice, although really really crowded. Don't go there if you're in a hurry. Lots of smells, I loved it. When there's no market, the place is packed with restaurants in TL-light. At night, there's a little market where you can buy bags,...More

We visited the market on the penultimate day of our holiday but arrived early afternoon and the place was relatively quiet. We decided there was enough to tickle our fancy for a few treats to take home so went again early the next day which...More

Cours Saleya in Nice has a few ‘resident’ painters catering for tourists – obviously. I was glad to see something new – prints, I think, but very nice and fairly cheap, 2 euro if you buy 3 cards. That’s exactly what I did to present...More

We passed by Cours Saleya every day, it’s lovely and full of flowers lavender soaps, it’s a good place to buy souvenirs.

A bustling, colourful and interesting market selling local produce and souvenirs. The location within the Vielle Ville is central and picturesque – well worth a visit, especially for Insta photos! However, prices are geared towards making the most of the tourist dollar. Many of the...More

Lovely place in the middle of the old town. Every morning we bought fresh vegetables and fruits for breakfast. I bought a bouquet of roses for our apartment, it was lovely.