The French city of Nice is strongly associated with casinos, millionaires and luxury living. It is here that you can see the reigning prince of Monaco Albert II on the boardwalk. And also movie stars of the first magnitude like to spend their leisure time here. And the city receives tens of thousands of ordinary tourists all year round.
Instructions
Step 1
The easiest way to get to Nice is by plane. Flights of Aeroflot and Rossiya airlines take off from Domodedovo airport, and only Aeroflot airliners depart from Sheremetyevo. The flight time is 4 hours 15 minutes.
Step 2
But not all tourists and avid travelers can tolerate the plane well. They have an alternative - a long-distance train. Train # 017B "Moscow - Nice" departs from the Belorussky railway station of the Russian capital every day. Travel time is 49 hours.
Step 3
Those who do not like long-distance trains and airplanes have a good way out - take the Moscow-Nice bus to their destination. Once every two weeks, such a flight departs from the Belorussky railway station. Travel time is 40 hours. So this route is for those who are not afraid to spend extra time on the road, but at the same time want to see Europe from the window.
Step 4
Recently, it has become more and more popular to travel from Moscow to Nice by private car. This really has its own charm. Because you can stop whenever and wherever you want, regardless of the schedule of buses, trains and planes. The first option for a trip to Nice by car: in Russia, go along the M1 highway, when entering Belarus, go along the P-99, in Poland - along the E30 road, in Germany - along the A9 high-speed autobahn, and already in France to Nice go along the highway E26.
Step 5
The second option of the way to Nice by car is to go along the M2 highway in Russia, in Ukraine - along the E50 road, through Slovakia you need to drive along the recently renovated E58 highway. In Austria, you need to take the E66 high-speed highway, in Italy, follow the E27 highway, and in France, as in the first option, take the E26 road to Nice. This path is slightly longer than in the first case, but much more interesting. Because on the way you will come across magnificent Czech and Austrian towns, and Italian architecture is still considered one of the best in Europe. Travel time, excluding stops and overnight stays, will take approximately 37 hours.
