



by Mobilboard Nice
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€70This 2-hour Segway tour in Nice covers key city sights along the seaside and historic center. It begins with a brief training session at the Promenade des Anglais, where participants learn to use the Segway. The route then follows the palm-lined seafront up to the Opera House before entering Old Town. Along the way, riders pass symbols of Nice such as the La Chaise Bleue deck chairs and a small Statue of Liberty replica. Next, the tour visits the Cours Saleya flower market, known as the world's first flower market and a spot for local foods like socca and pan bagnat. The group then sees the Palais de la Prefecture, formerly a noble residence, and explores the narrow, colorful alleys of Old Town including the yellow building where painter Matisse lived. At Place Rossetti, guests find the city's best ice cream, trompe l'œil artworks, and St. Réparate’s Cathedral. The tour continues to the #ilovenice viewpoint overlooking the Bay of Angels, then passes the Monument aux Morts, a large World War memorial. It includes time in Parc de la Colline du Chateau, Nice’s oldest public garden, and climbs Castle Hill to view its 19th-century waterfall and panoramic city views. Finally, the route reaches Port Lympia marina, known for its luxury yachts and fishing boats. The tour has a maximum of eight people and includes a local guide, helmet, training, and the Segway rental itself.
Promenade des Anglais
Participants meet the guide at the agency then move to Promenade des Anglais for a brief Segway training. The route starts along the palm-lined seaside up to the Opera House before entering Old Town.
10 min
La Chaise Bleue de SAB
The tour passes the iconic blue deck chairs found throughout Nice and the French Riviera since the 20th century, seen on postcards and local items.
5 min
Statue of Liberty
A small but authentic Statue of Liberty replica is located here, one of several training statues made by Bartholdi, who created the New York original.
5 min
Marche aux Fleurs Cours Saleya
The route stops at Cours Saleya, known as the world's first flower market and current local market, where visitors can try regional foods like socca and pan bagnat.
5 min
Palais de la Prefecture
The tour passes this impressive building, once the residence of the town's former lords and now a government office.
5 min
Old Town
Guests explore Old Town’s narrow alleys and colorful buildings, a lively area central to Nice’s character.
La Maison d'Adam et Eve
This yellow building was home to the French painter Matisse for 17 years, a significant period in his artistic career.
Place Rossetti
The heart of Old Town with distinctive colorful architecture, trompe l'œil paintings, the city’s top ice cream vendor, and St. Réparate’s Cathedral.
5 min
#ilovenice
A viewpoint overlooking the Bay of Angels, popular for taking holiday photographs.
5 min
Monument aux Morts
This large memorial commemorates the dead from the World Wars and is the largest of its kind in France.
Parc de la Colline du Chateau
A quiet, 19-hectare public garden known as Castle Park, offering green space within the city.
10 min
Colline du Chateau
From Castle Hill, visitors see a 19th-century man-made waterfall and gain open views of Nice and the French Riviera by climbing the stairs.
15 min
Port Lympia
The tour ends at this famous marina, home to luxury yachts and traditional fishing boats, with clear water and notable scenery.
2 Rue Halévy, 06000 Nice, France
End point
2 Rue Halévy, 06000 Nice, France




by Mobilboard Nice
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€70This 2-hour Segway tour in Nice covers key city sights along the seaside and historic center. It begins with a brief training session at the Promenade des Anglais, where participants learn to use the Segway. The route then follows the palm-lined seafront up to the Opera House before entering Old Town. Along the way, riders pass symbols of Nice such as the La Chaise Bleue deck chairs and a small Statue of Liberty replica. Next, the tour visits the Cours Saleya flower market, known as the world's first flower market and a spot for local foods like socca and pan bagnat. The group then sees the Palais de la Prefecture, formerly a noble residence, and explores the narrow, colorful alleys of Old Town including the yellow building where painter Matisse lived. At Place Rossetti, guests find the city's best ice cream, trompe l'œil artworks, and St. Réparate’s Cathedral. The tour continues to the #ilovenice viewpoint overlooking the Bay of Angels, then passes the Monument aux Morts, a large World War memorial. It includes time in Parc de la Colline du Chateau, Nice’s oldest public garden, and climbs Castle Hill to view its 19th-century waterfall and panoramic city views. Finally, the route reaches Port Lympia marina, known for its luxury yachts and fishing boats. The tour has a maximum of eight people and includes a local guide, helmet, training, and the Segway rental itself.
Promenade des Anglais
Participants meet the guide at the agency then move to Promenade des Anglais for a brief Segway training. The route starts along the palm-lined seaside up to the Opera House before entering Old Town.
10 min
La Chaise Bleue de SAB
The tour passes the iconic blue deck chairs found throughout Nice and the French Riviera since the 20th century, seen on postcards and local items.
5 min
Statue of Liberty
A small but authentic Statue of Liberty replica is located here, one of several training statues made by Bartholdi, who created the New York original.
5 min
Marche aux Fleurs Cours Saleya
The route stops at Cours Saleya, known as the world's first flower market and current local market, where visitors can try regional foods like socca and pan bagnat.
5 min
Palais de la Prefecture
The tour passes this impressive building, once the residence of the town's former lords and now a government office.
5 min
Old Town
Guests explore Old Town’s narrow alleys and colorful buildings, a lively area central to Nice’s character.
La Maison d'Adam et Eve
This yellow building was home to the French painter Matisse for 17 years, a significant period in his artistic career.
Place Rossetti
The heart of Old Town with distinctive colorful architecture, trompe l'œil paintings, the city’s top ice cream vendor, and St. Réparate’s Cathedral.
5 min
#ilovenice
A viewpoint overlooking the Bay of Angels, popular for taking holiday photographs.
5 min
Monument aux Morts
This large memorial commemorates the dead from the World Wars and is the largest of its kind in France.
Parc de la Colline du Chateau
A quiet, 19-hectare public garden known as Castle Park, offering green space within the city.
10 min
Colline du Chateau
From Castle Hill, visitors see a 19th-century man-made waterfall and gain open views of Nice and the French Riviera by climbing the stairs.
15 min
Port Lympia
The tour ends at this famous marina, home to luxury yachts and traditional fishing boats, with clear water and notable scenery.
2 Rue Halévy, 06000 Nice, France
End point
2 Rue Halévy, 06000 Nice, France