Learn French in Nice

Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Nice is the fifth largest city in France. The Bay of Angels in the foreground, the Provençal hills in the background and in the distance the peaks of the Alpes Maritime, form, under an often bright sun, an exceptional site which already attracted wealthy tourists two centuries ago. The seaside was not named “Promenade des Anglais” for nothing.

Its historical heritage combines Italian and Provençal influences. The Château hill, Old Nice with its narrow streets, its baroque churches and its colorful Cours Saleya market, reflect its old-world charm.

Nice is also an important economic hub, focused on tourism, technology (with Sophia Antipolis nearby) and research. Its cultural life is vibrant, with events like the Nice carnival and numerous museums including the one dedicated to Matisse.

The Nice hinterland is just as attractive with its picturesque villages, its fruit and flower crops and the pine forest as far as the eye can see. The Nice table has no shortage of specialties such as Niçoise salad, socca and pissaladière, without forgetting Bellet wines. Between sea, culture and flavors, Nice is a city full of character and the sweetness of life. Learning French in Nice means immersing yourself in a city where history, culture and nature intertwine harmoniously.