french riviera nightlife
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How is the nightlife in the French Riviera? I'm planning on staying in Nice for two nights but I'm wondering if I should try out another nearby town's nightlife as well. How's Cannes? Monaco? (Keep in mind we are college students... college budgets...)
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I hope someone else can help you with this 1crystal. Though I know the area well, regrettably my nightlife experience, especially the budget kind, is rather limited. I do think you will be better off in Nice, since its a large city.
Cannes and Monaco have lots of nightclubs, but I don't know any that are not astronomically expensive.
One place that would be good in addition to Nice is Juan les Pins. The place seems to be one big party in summer, there are always lots of young people there.
Cannes and Monaco have lots of nightclubs, but I don't know any that are not astronomically expensive.
One place that would be good in addition to Nice is Juan les Pins. The place seems to be one big party in summer, there are always lots of young people there.
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1crystal,
if you are staying in Nice, than you should definately go out in the city. There are planty of nice places (pubs,clubs, what exactly are you looking for?).
Another thing: when are planning to go?
Cannes and Monaco are neither nice nor budget.
Another option (which I personaly prefer to Nice) it's Antibes or Juan-les-Pins. But there is the distance, if you are staying in Nice than you need a car (there aren't trains during the night!).
What exactly do you want and when are you going?
if you are staying in Nice, than you should definately go out in the city. There are planty of nice places (pubs,clubs, what exactly are you looking for?).
Another thing: when are planning to go?
Cannes and Monaco are neither nice nor budget.
Another option (which I personaly prefer to Nice) it's Antibes or Juan-les-Pins. But there is the distance, if you are staying in Nice than you need a car (there aren't trains during the night!).
What exactly do you want and when are you going?
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I'm looking for both a generic fun club to go to, but also perhaps something a little more different as well. We're traveling Europe by the Eurail so unfortunately we won't have a car. How far is Antibes/Juan les Pins, and how much does it cost to take a taxi b/w there and Nice?
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The taxi should be about 35-40 euros, but it's not easy to find a taxi, you need to call. Probably it's better to wait for the first train in the morning (www.sncf.fr - for train schedule).
But Nice is great, you'll find everything you want. You could visit Antibes-Juan les Pins by day time.
If you have any more questions feel free to ask.
But Nice is great, you'll find everything you want. You could visit Antibes-Juan les Pins by day time.
If you have any more questions feel free to ask.
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You really don't have a choice if your hotel will be in Nice you will have to party in Nice. There are no trains after mid-night and the cost of taxis to where you would want to go would be out of sight. You should have no problem having a good-time in Nice at night.
Have fun and stay safe.
Larry J
Have fun and stay safe.
Larry J
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Well, normally, it should be something around 40 minutes maximum!
But in july and august, you can end up staying in traffic for hours.Early in the morning, or late in the evening it shouldn't be a problem though!
But in july and august, you can end up staying in traffic for hours.Early in the morning, or late in the evening it shouldn't be a problem though!
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Depends on wether you drive along the coast; through Antibes, Cap d'Antibes, then into Juan les Pins (the Les Pinedes area of Juan les Pins), or along the motorway until the Juan les Pins exit. The former will take longer, but will be nicer. The latter will be fast until you get off the motorway.
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