Chennai to Nice Flights

Located on the scenic shores of the French Riviera, Nice is a popular tourist hub of France. Especially, during the winter times, Nice receives a lot of tourists from across the globe as it offers a relatively pleasant Mediterranean climate. The city also hosts many festivals throughout the year making it a one-of-a-kind experience.

With IndiGo, you are guaranteed the lowest fare flights to Nice from Chennai and Nice to Chennai alongside facilities like 6E Fast Forward, where you get priority check-in and baggage handling at the airport, saving you time.

If you're thinking about flying from Chennai to Nice with IndiGo, you ought to be aware of a couple of things.

• Distance: The aerial distance between Chennai and Nice is 7650 km.
• Flight details: There are multiple flight options from Chennai to Nice from goIndiGo.in. On the other hand, you can opt for return route flights from Nice to Chennai.
• Flight time: A flight to Nice from Chennai takes about 17 hours to 40 hours, depending on the layover time.
• Flight price: The Chennai to Nice flight ticket prices range from about ₹55,000 to ₹1.15 lakh.

The city of Nice has an illustrious history with a rich cultural and architectural heritage. It offers a great blend of old-world opulence and modern-day life, making it a unique place to be. Owing to the climate, Nice has been a popular winter destination for the residents of the neighbouring countries.

So, get your tickets from goIndiGo.in and fly out to this beautiful city and explore its charm first-hand.

Places to visit in Nice

The fifth largest city in France has a lot of places to visit, but this list can help you to know about the five most visited places in Nice.

• Musee Massena: Musee Massena was originally the lavishly constructed holiday home of Prince Victor d Esslin, which is an iconic architectural landmark in the city, and it was constructed between 1898 and 1901. Moreover, the structure represents the neoclassical style of Danish architecture. Sometimes, official engagements have been arranged on the ground floor. The floral garden makes a fabulous combination with the architecture. There is an entry fee and the timing is 10 am to 6 pm, though Tuesday is a holiday.
• Monument aux Morts: It is believed to have been an extreme fundamentalist monument built in memory of 4000 people who lost their lives during the First World War. The monument is 32 m high, and was built in the 1930s. Roger Seasal designed the monument and gave it the structure of a Historical castle. If you plan to visit Nice, you must explore this church. There is no entry fee, and the time is 9.00 am–6.00 pm.
• Monument du Centenaire: Monument du Centenaire is another must-visit tourist spot located near Nice. The monument, which was designed in 1896, is situated between the Promenade des Anglais and the Jardin Albert 1er. You can reduce your daily monotonous stress by visiting this place. The Monument du Centenaire de Nice has been a registered historical monument since 2009. Due to its prominent location at the entrance of the Théâtre de Verdure, it is enjoyed by many during the various events that take place there, especially during the summer months. Those waiting patiently to attend concerts, shows, or festivals can observe it in peace.
• Palais Lascaris: If you plan to go to Nice, you must visit Palais Lascaris, which belongs to the noble Vintimille-Lascaris family. The building was established in the 18^th century. With a fresco ceiling and lavishly decorated rooms, the place became a museum. A music lover will surely find this place marvellous by exploring numerous rare classical and baroque pieces like Naderman harps to original French keyboard instruments made in the 18^th century.
• Grotte du Lazaret: If history thrilled you with its story, you must visit Grotte du Lazaret, a 35-metre-long, 14-foot-wide cave at the foot of Mont Boron. 20,000 pieces of bones of humans and prehistoric animals were found by archaeologists in the ground. In 1950, the skull of a nine-year-old child was found here, which can be dated back to around 130,000 BC.

About Nice Airport

Nice Côte d'Azur Airport is the full name of Nice Airport, and this airport's IATA is NCE. This is one of the busiest airports in France and is located in the southwest part of Nice, and the airport is situated about 7 km from the Cathédrale Saint-Nicolas de Nice. The official address of the Nice Airport is Rue Costes et Bellonte, 06206. You can reach the airport via tram, taxi, and bus from the centre of the city.

Some important things to keep in mind before taking a flight to Nice from Chennai are –

• Always keep your passport with you and, in case of any problems, contact the embassy.
• Notify the Indian Embassy of your travel details so you can get help if needed.
• Dogs are barred from the beaches. So, if you are travelling with the pet make sure you follow all the guidelines regarding their movement.
• You need a valid Schengen visa or France visa to travel to Nice. To get this visa, you need to pay a nominal fee for adults and children of 6 to 11 years. Below the age of 6, there are no charges on the visa application.

Chennai, the capital of Tamil Nadu, is the heart of all business and commercial activities in southern India. Besides all its commercial prowess, the city is also famous for contributing to the development of Indian art and culture. Apart from all these, you just cannot overlook the culinary delights and the variations of Kanchipuram silk sarees that Chennai has to offer.

About Chennai Airport

Chennai International Airport is situated in Tirusulam, approximately 20 km away from the Chennai Central Railway Station. The IATA code of the international airport is MAA. The official address of the Chennai Airport is GST Rd, Meenambakkam. You can access the airport via train, bus, and taxi.