Train Marseille - Nice

Try travelling by train from Marseille to Nice : the journey will take you about 2h30. At the border between France and Italy, Nice is a nice city to see. You have to see the Avenue Jean Medecin, La Maison d'Adam et Eve or the Place Massena during your stay. Keep an eye out for the Opera de Nice that puts on shows at different times of the year. Famous for its art museums like Theatre de la Photographie et de l'Image, Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art or L'Area, Nice has so much to offer art-lovers! Meet the old city of Nice by visiting La Crypte Archeologique, the Place Garibaldi and the Villa Nellcote. Nice has also magnificent churches and cathedrals, such as Basilique Notre-Dame de Nice, Chapelle de la Misericorde or Monastere de Cimiez. Discover the history of the city through the ancient ruins of the Arenes de Cimiez. If you want to stroll in the city, there are several neighbourhoods that you may enjoy, such as the Place Rossetti. To discover the city's culture, you can go to one of the various museums like the Terra Amata Museum, the Musee des Arts et Mobilier de la fin du Moyen-Age or the Musee Archeologique de Nice-Cimiez that exist in the city. The Cote d'Azur Observatory is open to the public and can be enjoyed by those who want to visit the facilities.

Discover Nice by train. The train brings you directly from Marseille Saint Charles to Nice City. European railway stations are usually well situated: they are in or very close to city centres. You can book your ticket online and just print it out easily at home. Depending on the ticket fare, in some cases, your tickets may be exchanged or refunded.