Tram Line 2 runs from both terminals to the city center (Jean Medecin, the main shopping street) in about 25 minutes for EUR 1.70. This is the cheapest and often fastest option. Taxis charge a flat rate of EUR 32 to the city center. The airport bus 98/99 (Express) costs EUR 6 and takes about 30 minutes to the port area.

How many terminals does Nice Airport have?

NCE has two terminals. Terminal 1 handles international flights and several domestic carriers. Terminal 2 serves Air France, easyJet, and their partners. The terminals are connected by a free shuttle bus that takes about 10 minutes. Both terminals are located right on the Mediterranean coast.

What is notable about Nice Cote d'Azur Airport?

NCE is France's third-busiest airport and the busiest after the two Paris airports. It has a spectacular location on the Mediterranean coast with one runway extending into the sea on reclaimed land. Landing approaches over the azure waters of the French Riviera are considered among the most scenic in Europe. The airport serves as the gateway to Monaco, Cannes, and the entire Cote d'Azur.

Is there free Wi-Fi at Nice Airport?

Yes, NCE provides free Wi-Fi throughout both terminals. The network supports browsing and messaging. The terminals have shops, restaurants, and duty-free stores. Terminal 2 has a modern design with a selection of Riviera-themed retail and dining options.

Which airlines operate from Nice Airport?

Air France and easyJet are the two largest carriers at NCE. The airport has extensive connections across Europe and seasonal long-haul routes to North America and the Middle East. During summer and major events (Cannes Film Festival, Monaco Grand Prix), the airport sees significant private jet traffic alongside commercial operations.

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