Is Nice Airport tram free?

There is no cost to take Tram 2 from the airport to Grand Arénas, which is the first station outside of the airport. From there you may purchase the required rechargable pass (2€) and a single trip ticket (1.70€). You will have to get off the tram, purchase the ticket, and then get back on the next tram.



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The tram line 3 connects the Saint-Isidore district to the airport (Terminal 1 and 2) via Allianz Riviera Stadium. It runs approximately every 15 minutes on weekdays. The fare to/from Nice Côte d'Azur Airport for a rate of € 10 or with your Lignes d'Azur card (general rate applies).

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How much is taxi from Nice airport to city center? A taxi from Nice Airport to Nice City Center costs around €32-€38, depending on the time of day and traffic conditions.

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Nice city centre is less than 30 min. away by tram! This route stops at the airport (Terminal 1 and Terminal 2), and connects with the city centre via the “Jean Médecin” station, and with the port via the “Port Lympia” station.

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At the Nice airport, tram stops are located just outside of the terminal. There, vending machines are available to purchase an Airport Round-trip ticket for 10€ each. Similar to an ATM, the interface is available in multiple languages, including English. The machines only take credit cards with chips or Euro coins.

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If you want to walk from the airport to the center of Nice, remember that the Promenade des Anglais is 7 km long. In addition, the section right next to the airport is unfortunately devoid pavements.

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For short-haul and medium-haul flights, we recommend arriving at Nice Airport 2 hours before your departure time. For long-haul flights, you should arrive at the airport at least 3 hours before your departure time.

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Nice Saint-Augustin train station offers a direct connection to the airport. Tramway lines 2 and 3 provide a free link between Terminal 2, Terminal 1 and the Grand-Arénas station. Less than 500 metres apart, a dedicated pedestrian walkway takes 7 minutes to reach the station from Terminal 1.

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Based on the spending habits of previous travelers, when dining out an average meal in Nice should cost around €20 per person. Breakfast prices are usually a little cheaper than lunch or dinner. The price of food in sit-down restaurants in Nice is often higher than fast food prices or street food prices.

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Nice city centre is less than 30 min. away by tram! This route stops at the airport (Terminal 1 and Terminal 2), and connects with the city centre via the “Jean Médecin” station, and with the port via the “Port Lympia” station. There is a tram to the airport roughly every 8 minutes during the week.

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Keen cyclists are catered for too. Peddle away with Nice's Vélo Bleu bike-sharing scheme along the wide Promenade des Anglais. Nice's trams provide speedy, cost effective transport for guests staying in our Nice holiday rental apartments. The trams start running at 4.30am and run until 1.30am every night.

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The tram line 2 Port Lympia” connects the airport (Terminal 1 and Terminal 2) to the Nice Ville station via the Jean- Médecin” station, located around 800 metres away. A connection with the tram line 1 Henri Sappia will allow you to reach the Gare Thiers” station 200 metres away.

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You should arrive 2 hours earlier for short-haul or domestic flights. As for long-haul or international flights, arriving 4 hours before the scheduled flight time should do the trick.

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Complete your plans today by reserving a ride with Uber in Nice. Request a ride up to 30 days in advance, at any time and on any day of the year.

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Nice city centre is less than 30 min. away by tram! This route stops at the airport (Terminal 1 and Terminal 2), and connects with the city centre via the “Jean Médecin” station, and with the port via the “Port Lympia” station. There is a tram to the airport roughly every 8 minutes during the week.

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Also known as streetcars or light rail (there's debate around the nomenclature, naturally), trams offer riders speed and reliability, are cheaper (though not cheap) and easier to install than rail, and offer side benefits like no emissions and can help underpin neighborhood regeneration projects — though the latter's ...

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