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About Cours Saleya

Le Cours Saleya est la grande place de marché historique du Vieux-Nice, animée tous les jours sauf le lundi. On y trouve le célèbre Marché aux Fleurs ainsi qu'un marché alimentaire quotidien proposant les produits régionaux. Le lundi, la place se métamorphose en vaste marché aux antiquités et accueille ponctuellement le Marché à la Brocante. Tout autour, des restaurants et des cafés s'abritent sous des auvents aux couleurs vives. Le Cours Saleya se situe à environ 600 mètres à l'est de la gare Nice-Ville.

Questions fréquentes

What is Cours Saleya in Nice?

Cours Saleya is the primary market square located in the heart of Vieux Nice (Old Town). It is famous for its daily Marché aux Fleurs flower market and its food market selling fresh local produce, cheeses, and other goods.

What days is the Cours Saleya market open?

The daily food and flower markets operate from Tuesday to Sunday. The square is typically closed for these markets on Mondays, when it instead hosts a large antiques and bric-a-brac market known as the Marché à la Brocante.

Where is Cours Saleya located?

It is situated in the pedestrianized Old Town of Nice, between the Quai des États-Unis and Rue Saint-François de Paule. The square is approximately a 10-15 minute walk east from the main Nice-Ville train station.

What else can you do at Cours Saleya?

Beyond shopping at the markets, the square is lined with numerous restaurants and cafés with outdoor terraces. It serves as a central gathering point and is close to other Old Town attractions like the Palais Lascaris and the Opera.

Is there an entry fee for Cours Saleya?

No, entry to the Cours Saleya square and its markets is free. Visitors only pay for any items they purchase from the market stalls or at the surrounding restaurants and bars.

What is the best way to get to Cours Saleya?

The area is best accessed on foot due to its pedestrianized streets. The closest tram stop is 'Opéra - Vieille Ville' on Line 1. Several bus lines also stop nearby at Place Masséna.