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The average meal is 20% more expensive in Nice than in Brussels.
Taxis are 10% more expensive in Nice than in Brussels.
Coffee is 12% more expensive in Nice than in Brussels.
Belgian capital, Brussels, is an important European center of culture and politics. Being an international city, it is served by two large airports. Brussels Airport is the primary airport that serves the city, while Brussels South Charleroi Airport is often used by budget airlines.
Brussels Airport began operating in 1940 and has been consistently ranked one of the best airports in the world. It has a single terminal and is assisted by double piers to accommodate the large number of passengers who use this airport. Brussels South Charleroi Airport is 46 kilometers away from downtown Brussels and takes much longer to reach.
If you are catching one of the flights to Nice, France, you will have to confirm the airport from which your plane is departing. If your plane is taking off from Brussels Airport, reach the city center, also known as Grand Place. From here, walk to Brussels-South railway station and take one of the trains. Another option is to take the ultra-comfortable Airport Line bus which also leaves from Grand Place. If your flight departs from Brussels-South Charleroi Airport, hop on a coach from Brussels-South railway station. The journey takes around an hour, so plan to leave early.
Located in the Cote D'Azure region of France, Nice is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. The city is known for its glamorous beaches, boulevards and a warm sunny climate that is typical of the Mediterranean region. Take a walk along the Promenade des Anglais, a famous beachside avenue with a number of bars, restaurants and cafes. Head toward Place Massena, which is the main square of Nice. Experience the hustle and bustle of a traditional French market at Cours Saleya, which is a great place to try Provencal cuisine. Visit the many churches and palaces that dot the city, before heading toward Place Rossetti, the scene of nightlife in Nice.
Flights from Brussels to Nice land at Nice Côte d'Azur International Airport, located six kilometers from the city center. To reach Promenade des Arts from the airport, hop on Nice Airport Express Bus route 98. In just 20 minutes, you will reach the Old Town area of Nice. Bus route 99 takes you to the main train station of Nice, also known as Gare SNCF. The journey takes you along the seaside and drops you off at the main station. You can also take taxis from the airport to reach various destinations in and around Nice, including Cannes and Monaco.