French language school trips to Nice

A visit to the Marc Chagall National Museum in Nice is a captivating journey into the vibrant world of one of the 20th century's most renowned artists. The collection is focused on Chagall’s work from the 1950s onwards, and includes some of his most important pieces; these works illustrate his deep connection to Jewish tradition, personal spirituality, and themes of love and human experience.

Spend some time exploring the narrow, winding streets and charming squares of Nice’s Old Town on this excursion. The area's architecture reflects Nice’s Italianate heritage, and includes the beautiful Baroque
Cathedral of Sainte-Reparate – a particular highlight.

Plunge into the spellbinding world of perfumery and learn what goes on behind the scenes on this fascinating excursion, which takes students to an iconic perfumery in the heart of Grasse – the world’s perfume capital.

Students will love the chance to observe the artisanal preparation of various sweet delicacies, including sweets and jams, on this factory visit, which is followed by a tasting.

Visit the picturesque medieval village of Tourettes-Sur-Loup, which is perched on a hilltop and offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains and Mediterranean coast. The town is known for its cultivation of violets, as well as local artisans who specialise in pottery, jewellery, and textiles.

Enjoy some time visiting the vibrant flower market Cours Saleya flower market in Nice's Old Town. The market stretches along a picturesque tree-lined square flanked by beautiful historic buildings and features a stunning array of flowers, as well as locally grown fruit, vegetables, and herbs.

Located in the heart of the old town, this historic palace built in the mid-17th century is a remarkable example of Nice's Baroque civil architecture. Visit impressive rooms filled with tapestries, frescoes and period furnishings, as well as a remarkable collection of historical musical instruments.

Spend some time exploring Antibes on this excursion. Highlights include the ramparts overlooking the Mediterranean, a lively Provençal market, and the atmospheric Old Town with its narrow streets. The Picasso Museum, housed in the Château Grimaldi, is also a major draw, as is the glamorous Port Vauban.

Set inside the historic Château Grimaldi overlooking the sea, this museum showcases the works Picasso created during his stay in 1946, along with sculptures, ceramics, and pieces by other modern artists.

In Monaco, visit the Old Town (Le Rocher), where narrow medieval streets lead to the Prince’s Palace, the Cathedral, and sweeping views over the harbours. Downhill, the glamorous district of Monte‑Carlo offers the Casino Square, luxury boutiques, and iconic Belle Époque architecture.

This clifftop museum is filled with vibrant aquariums, historic marine exhibits, and hands‑on displays about ocean life. Wander between colourful reef tanks, shark pools, and collections from early ocean expeditions, then finish on the rooftop terrace to enjoy sweeping views over Monaco and the Mediterranean.

A visit to the Prince’s Palace of Monaco takes you through the historic State Apartments, which are richly decorated with frescoes, tapestries, and period furnishings that reflect centuries of Grimaldi history, as well as grand ceremonial rooms, the Throne Room, and the Mirror Gallery.

A visit to the Car Collection of H.S.H. the Prince of Monaco is a surprisingly immersive journey through automotive history. Housed in a bright, spacious exhibition hall on the Terrasses de Fontvieille, the collection features around a hundred vehicles from classic Formula 1 machines to royal ceremonial vehicles.

Visit the timeless village of Eze with its beautiful mix of medieval charm and Riviera scenery. This seaside commune offers a wonderful excursion on the Côte d'Azur, and is filled with narrow stone lanes and artisan shops – ideal for souvenir shopping.

Perched high above the Mediterranean on the site of the former medieval fortress Chateau d’Eze, you'll find the Eze Exotic Gardens. Wander winding pathways between a dramatic and unusual collection of cacti, succulents, and sculptural figures, set against sweeping views stretching from Cap Ferrat to Italy.