Luggage Storage Gare de Nice Ville

About Gare de Nice Ville

Gare de Nice Ville is a train station located in Nice, France. It is the biggest train station in Nice and is an important transport hub due to its position near the center of the city. Gare de Nice Ville is on the Marseille–Ventimiglia railway line, connecting Nice with Marseille, Monaco, Cannes, and more. 

Gare de Nice Ville was built in the 1860s in traditional French architecture known as Louis XIII style. The station features an ornate facade, complete with a large clock. The interior of Gare de Nice Ville is known for its lavish decorations and originally contained grand chandeliers which have since been removed. 

Today, Gare de Nice Ville serves hundreds of thousands of travelers each year looking to discover the beauty of the French Riviera.

Things to do near Gare de Nice Ville

One of France's largest cities, Nice provides plenty of attractions for visitors and locals to enjoy. Whether you're looking to uncover the French Riviera's unique culture or just fancy sunning it on the beach, Nice has you covered. Once you've disembarked at Gare de Nice Ville, check out some of these excellent nearby excursions. 

• Grab a bite to eat at one of the restaurants in and around Gare de Nice Ville. Options within touching distance of the station include Agora, Paul, and Resto Leopard.
• Check the latest French fashion trends at Nice Etoile. Situated less than a mile from Gare de Nice Ville, Nice Etoile is one of the city's largest shopping malls, with roughly 90 stores and restaurants.
• Learn about art at the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art. Also known as the MAMAC, this contemporary art museum holds works by the likes of Andy Warhol, Kenneth Noland, and Jan Fabre.
• Pick up some local produce at Cours Saleya. This crowded open-air market is one of the most popular on the French Riviera and is known for its vibrant displays by local florists.
• Admire the stunning Nice Cathedral. A national monument, Nice Cathedral was constructed in the 17th century and features ten Baroque chapels and an exquisite bell tower. 

Transit options at Gare de Nice Ville

• Local bus services from Gare Thiers
• Local tram services from Thiers Station
• Taxi ranks (Taxi Nice, Taxis Niçois Indépendants)

Luggage storage near Gare de Nice Ville

As the second-largest city on France's picturesque southern coastline, Nice draws tourists from across the world. If you're traveling to Nice by train, the chances are you'll pass through Gare de Nice Ville. With its central location and connections to other nearby cities, Gare de Nice Ville is the perfect base from which to explore. Bounce provides excellent luggage storage services near Gare de Nice Ville, where you can quickly and safely deposit your belongings. These facilities are located at nearby businesses and are easy to find thanks to the Bounce app. Just book online, and you'll have a safe spot to stash your cumbersome bags.

Attractions and activities near Gare de Nice Ville

• Promenade des Anglais: One of the best ways to experience Nice's beautiful coastline is along the Promenade des Anglais. This promenade curves from Nice Airport for four miles along the seafront and features many restaurants and cafes, in case you fancy a coffee or a snack overlooking the ocean. Promenade des Anglais is also great for exercise, with bike paths that run the length of the promenade. While strolling by the beach you'll come across many interesting sights, including the ruins of the Casino de la Jetée-Promenade, the ruins of a famed casino which was badly damaged during World War II. You won't want to carry any of your heavy bags along this bustling promenade, so swing by a luggage storage service near Gare de Nice Ville. 
• Castle of Nice: The hilltop Castle of Nice is an important historical site and one of the city's most famous landmarks. The castle stands atop Castle Hill, over 300 feet above the city. The castle was built in the 11th century and was sieged on multiple occasions. Eventually, the castle was reduced to ruins at the start of the 18th century.
  Currently, the Castle of Nice is used as ornamental gardens and boasts some of the best views of the city. From atop Castle Rock, you'll have panoramas across the Promenade des Anglais and the Old Port of Nice. The best way to reach the top of Castle Rock is via the stairs or elevators along the Promenade des Anglais. While exploring the gardens, ensure you stop by the 19th-century artificial waterfall and visit the castle ruins. Climbing the stairs up to the Castle of Nice is tiring, so travel light and drop your bags off at a Gare de Nice Ville luggage storage service before visiting.
• Musée Matisse: The Musée Matisse is the most significant art museum in Nice. It contains one of the largest collections of art in the world by renowned painter Henri Matisse. An integral figure in modern art, Matisse lived in Nice for the latter half of his life. The museum boasts dozens of paintings and sculptures by Matisse, as well as hundreds of prints and personal items. There are many famous and fascinating pieces on display at the Musée Matisse, most notably, Fleurs et fruits and Les Abeilles. The museum also hosts temporary exhibits, so check ahead to see what's on.